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Carbon Monoxide Clump Discovered Near Beta Pictoris Star Contains Comets Set on a Violent Collision Course
Scientists have discovered a cluster of carbon monoxide around a nearby star that suggests the presence of a massive hidden planet and several comets on a violent collision course.
Teen Elephant Mothers Die Younger, Have Bigger Families
'Multiferroics' Could Very Well Be the Future of Battery Power for Our Smartphones and Laptops
People With Allergies Are Everywhere, But Susceptibility Varies Among Populations
Surgery In Young Patients With An Intermediate Prostate Condition More Effective Than Other Forms Of Treatment
Scientists Seize First-Time Opportunity to Witness an Asteroid Tearing Apart Mid-Flight
Female Mormon Butterflies Mimic Toxic Butterflies To Fool Predators, Why Can't The Males?
New Dinosaur Discovered May Be Europe's Largest Land Predator
By Jaleesa BaulkmanCasinos In Native American Communities Linked To Lower Rates Of Obesity
By Staff ReporterJupiter Moon: NASA Plans Ambitious Mission To Europa
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By Staff ReporterWinklevoss Twins Buy Tickets 700 And 701 On Virgin Galactic's Commercial Space Flight
By Staff ReporterHubble Telescope Captures Graphic Image of Spiral Galaxy Being Ripped Apart Passing Through the Heart of a Cluster
By Russell WesterholmFrance's Snail Population Threatened By New Guinea Flatworms, World's 72nd Most Invasive Species
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