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Pop and Alternative Music To Be Used Track Space Junk
Pop and alternative music are being recruited to serve science by helping track space junk, CNET reported.
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Methane Emissions From Underwater Bering Land Bridge In Arctic Ocean Double The Rate Previously Predicted
India Mars Mission Reaches Next Phase, Leaves Earth's Orbit, Embarks on 300-Day Trip to Red Planet
Washington State And Connecticut Test Their Weed Before Smoking It; Other States To Follow
China Successfully Launches Chang'e-3 Lunar Probe, First Extraterrestrial Rover in Country's History
Energy Drinks Temporarily Increase Heart Contraction; Research Is Ongoing
J.D. Salinger: Three Unpublished Stories By The Late, American Writer Leaked Online
By Jaleesa BaulkmanSusan Rodgers Named 2013 Massachusetts Professor of the Year
By Staff ReporterAung San Suu Kyi Receives Honorary Doctorate from Australian National University
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By Jaleesa BaulkmanTripura Government Plans To Create New University
By Jaleesa BaulkmanTongue-Controlled Device To Aid Disabled (VIDEO)
By Jaleesa BaulkmanComet ISON Update: Mostly Dead Space Rock Emerges from Thanksgiving Encounter With the Sun in a Small Fragment (WATCH)
By Russell WesterholmMale Worms and Flies Proven to Shorten Female Counterpart's Lifespan; Does it Apply to Mammals?
By Russell Westerholm
