Science

The NASA mission, called Stardust, brought back the only material—other than moon rocks—taken directly from a extraterrestrial body.

The Secrets Within Cosmic Dust

Dust captured by a spacecraft from a comet's tail holds clues to the origin of the solar system

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Royal Society Puts 60 Historic Papers Online

Pórtico Hacienda Nápoles

Blog Carnival #14 -- Dawkins speaks out, Medellin Dinosaurs, Calgary Zoo and more...

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Is Your Dinosaur Ready For Thanksgiving?

Birds That Fish... With Bait

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Megalosaurus and the Balance of Nature

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World's 10 Fastest Supercomputers

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Dinosaur Sighting: Colorful Stegosaurus

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Scientists Set Phasers to Stun

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Picture of the Week—Portuguese Man o'War

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Return of the "Age of Reptiles"

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Watching Coral Sex

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A Mix-and-Match Dinosaur from Henry Francis' Novel

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Calling All Dino Blogs

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Heart Disease Found in Ancient Egyptian Mummies

Baltimore has been a national hotspot for rat studies for well over half a century.

Crawling Around with Baltimore Street Rats

The “urban ecosystem” serves as a research lab for scientist Gregory Glass, who studies the lives of the Charm City’s rats

Jurassic: The Hunted

A Dinosaur Safari with Jurassic: The Hunted

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Nine Species Saved From Extinction

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World War I: 100 Years Later

Jingo the Dinosaur—a World War I Mascot

The papier-mâché Stegosaurus featured in the April 1, 1916 issue of the magazine The Survey was no joke

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Sci-fi Contact Lenses Get Closer to Reality

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