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Titanosaur Goes on Display at American Museum of Natural History in NYC (LOOK)
The American Museum of Natural History unveiled the massive skeleton of the Titanosaur, a dinosaur that likely was about 122 feet long.
Orca Whales, Dolphins Dying off in European Waters Due to PCBs
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Mammoth Remains Place Humans in Arctic 45,000 Years Ago
Largest Canyon in the World Could be Sitting Beneath Antarctic Ice Sheet
Scientists Devise Method to Get Individual Microrobots to Work Together on Tasks
'The Hobbit', an Ancient Human Relative, Lived on Indonesian Island Sulawesi
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By Russell WesterholmBronze Age Village in Britain Yielding Well-Preserved Artifacts
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By Russell WesterholmSpaceX to Attempt Rocket Landing at Sea This Sunday
By Russell WesterholmEuropean Space Agency's Communication Attempt With Philae Likely Failed
By Russell WesterholmResearchers Develop Method to Reuse Incandescent Light Bulbs' Wasted Energy
By Russell Westerholm
