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Oldest (Clear) Sample Of Cheese Found Preserved On Asian Mummies
While examining a mummy first buried around 3,800 years ago (~1615 BC) in China's Taklamakan Desert, scientists discovered cheese among other after-life snacks draped around the corpse's neck.
Meteorite On Earth Revives Debate Over Life On Mars
Lake Erie's Declining Water Quality: Canada/U.S Collaborate On Purifying Great Lake, Limiting Algae Blooms
Humans Are Responsible For Nearly 62 Percent Of Cougar Deaths
Climate Change Trapping Heat in Water Beneath Antarctic Ice Shelf; May Also Be Key to Another Scientific Mystery
Exposure to Nanosilver Causes Cancer, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, Study
Funding Benchmark Achieved For Creationism Leader Ken Ham's 510 Foot Ark Replica In Kentucky
Mute Swans To Be Eliminated From New York State By More Humane Means Than Mass Killing
By Staff ReporterSmall Black Hole Grabs Scientists' Attention With its Astonishing Power
By Russell WesterholmJackson State to Offer Four New STEM Degree Programs for fall 2014
By Staff ReporterKansas State Receives Largest Private Donation in School History
By Staff ReporterA High-Calorie Diet May Slow Down The Progression Of Lou Gehrig's Disease
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFirst Gladiator School Ever Found Outside Of Rome
By Staff ReporterAutism Is More Common In Males Because They Have Less Robust Brains Than Females
By Jaleesa BaulkmanStethoscopes May Play A Huge Role In Transmitting Bacteria
By Jaleesa Baulkman
