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• Which is worse in pregnancy? »
Snuff or cigarettes? - How to send astronauts to asteroids, Hubble movies provide unprecedented view of supersonic jets from young stars, and which is worse in pregnancy, snuff or cigarettes? Which is worse in ...
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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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This week, while the moon is still not overly bright, you have a chance to see the death of a star: a supernova. Unfortunately, this stupendous event is taking place not in our own galaxy.
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When I first saw these time-lapse videos-captured over the course of 14 years by the Hubble Space Telescope I just couldn't believe my eyes. Hubble photos can be beautiful, but these videos just left me speechless. The videos show stellar jets firing.
Antibiotics are one of the greatest breakthroughs of modern medicine, giving us a crucial weapon in the fight against infectious bacteria, but recently we've seen the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Now it seems this is a surprisingly ancient phenomenon.
