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Ice Melt on East and West Antarctica Could Be Worse Than Previously Thought
Though scientists had already expressed concern over potentially irreversible widespread ice melt in Antarctica, a new study paints an even bleaker picture.
Oregon State Scientists Hit Bipedal Robot With Dodgeballs As Part of Experiment (VIDEO)
Light Pollution Affects Plant Growth, Food Webs
Chemists Create 3-D Printing Machine for 'Small Molecules'
Kerry Washington to Portray Attorney and Law Professor Anita Hill in Upcoming HBO Film
Enceladus Could Have Only Instance of Active Hydrothermal Activity Away From Earth
Sound Research May Boost Flight, Nuclear Safety
Ponds Are Slowly Disappearing In The Arctic
By Staff ReporterNASA Astronaut, 2 Russian Cosmonauts Complete Descent to Earth from ISS
By Russell WesterholmNeanderthals Once Wore Eagle Talons as Jewelry, New Study Suggests
By Russell WesterholmStress Increase Amphibians Susceptibility to Disease
By Staff ReporterMilky Way Galaxy Could Actually Be About 50 Percent Larger Than Previously Thought
By Russell WesterholmNewly Discovered Dwarf Galaxy May Lead Astronomers to More Clues About Dark Matter
By Russell WesterholmChameleon Color Change Explained by 'Selective Mirror' Crystals in Skin Cells
By Russell WesterholmChilean Chinchorro Mummies Are Degrading Due to Climate Change, New Study Finds
By Russell Westerholm
