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• Mystery drop in mosquitoes »
Malaria-carrying mosquitoes disappearing, scientists unsure as to why - Improved devices heat up search for alien life, mystery drop in mosquito numbers, and will the Space Station be abandoned? Mystery drop in ...
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• Neanderthal sex? »
Apparently it gave Europeans and Asians a stronger immune systems - Half of adults in the US could be obese by 2030, earth meteorites born from single asteroid, and Neanderthal sex gave Europeans and Asians str ...
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• New photos from Mars »
NASA rover snaps new photos of huge crater - Planet orbiting distant pulsar may be a giant diamond, CERN investigates connections between cosmic rays and clouds, and postcards from Mars: NASA rover snaps new ph ...
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• Russian space ship fails to reach orbit »
An unmanned supply ship bound for the International Space Station - Number of species on Earth is 8.7 Million, scientists find lager beer's missing link in Patagonia, and Russian space ship fails to reach orbit ...
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• Humanoid robot powers up on Space Station »
It's Alive! - Humanoid robot powers up on Space Station, NASA teaming up with Tor/Forge for spacey novels, and ancient whales were a bit twisted in the head. It's Alive! Humanoid robot powers up on Space Statio ...
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• DARPA to fund Starship research »
A 100-year research project for humanity's future - 'Bulletproof human skin' made from spider silk, DARPA offering $500000 grant in November to fund Starship research, and first steps toward space weather predi ...
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Babies born to snuff-using mothers were more likely to have breathing problems than those whose mothers smoked while pregnant, according to a Swedish study.
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Developing the capability to launch human missions to asteroids would aid humanity's ability to foil a potentially devastating asteroid strike and help spur our march to Mars, a new report finds.
Astronomers have combined two decades of Hubble observations to make unprecedented movies revealing never-before-seen details of the birth pangs of new stars. This sheds new light on how stars like the Sun form.
