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Planck Telescope Observations Makes Universe's 'Oldest Lights' a Little Younger
Astronomers making observations with the European Space Agency's (ESA) Planck Satellite believe they have identified the "oldest light" in the universe.
Heavy Rainfall Events Are Becoming More Frequent in Hawaii
Early New Horizons Images of Pluto: NASA Honors the Astronomer Who Discovered Dwarf Planet
Scientists Validate Impact of CO2 Emission on Climate Change by Looking Back in Time
Smartphone Accessory Could Diagnosis HIV, Syphilis in 15 Minutes
Largest Rodent Ever Had Front Teeth Like Tusks, Died Out Some 2M Years Ago
White House FY 2016 Budget Allots NASA $30M for Europa Flyby; Will That Total Increase?
Giant Rodent May Have Used Its Front Teeth Like Tusks
By Staff ReporterVitamin A May Protect Against Malaria
By J BaulkmanMigrating Birds Flying in V-Formation Rotate Leaders to Conserve Collective Energy
By Russell WesterholmAmerican Pika in Decline in Calif. Mountains, Study Authors Point to Climate Change
By Russell WesterholmSmoke From Fires Linked to Tornado Intensity
By Staff ReporterNudibranch Roses Blooming in Uncommonly Farther North in California Due to Warmer Oceans
By Russell Westerholm'Black Beauty' Meteorite is a Piece of Mars' Rocky Crust, Study Confirms
By Russell WesterholmRosetta Mission Update: Philae Location Unknown Until it Can Turn On, Possibly By June
By Russell Westerholm
