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Report: Feathered dinosaur sported stripes, Mohawk-type crest

Report: Feathered dinosaur sported stripes, Mohawk-type crest

Researchers are confidently assigning colors to dinosaurs for the first time.

NASA moon mission killed on Columbia anniversary

NASA moon mission killed on Columbia anniversary

President Barack Obama has killed NASA's $100 billion plans to return astronauts to the moon.

Do rings of Herbie the elm have climate data?

Do rings of Herbie the elm have climate data?

The giant American elm tree known as Herbie that was cut down two weeks ago in Maine is drawing the attention of scientists. And they're not just interested in figuring out his age.

NASA to get more money, but must scratch moon plan

NASA to get more money, but must scratch moon plan

President Barack Obama is essentially grounding plans to return astronauts to the moon and instead is sending NASA in new directions with roughly $6 billion more.

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NASA radar to study Haiti earthquake faults

NASA radar to study Haiti earthquake faults

NASA will study Haiti's earthquake faults with a series of overflights by a jet equipped with a special airborne radar system.

NASA ends effort to free rover from Martian sand

NASA ends effort to free rover from Martian sand

NASA's Mars rover Spirit will rove no more.

Last wild jaguar in Arizona euthanized; criminal charges possible

Last wild jaguar in Arizona euthanized; criminal charges possible

Investigators say a contractor and possibly an Arizona Game and Fish Department employee acted criminally in the death of what was believed to be the last living wild jaguar in Arizona.
The allegation is in a federal report obtained Thursday by The Associated Press.

Wanna buy a grizzly's home?

Wanna buy a grizzly's home?

Wildlife officials from the United States and Canada plan to encourage conservation groups to buy key parcels of grizzly bear habitat in order to gauge how climate change is affecting them.

NASA: February launch still on despite bad hoses

NASA: February launch still on despite bad hoses

NASA is still shooting for a shuttle launch next month, despite bad hoses for a new room at the space station.

Scientists begin testing mussels for pollutants

Scientists begin testing mussels for pollutants

California scientists hope studying 180 black mussels pried from algae-covered rocks in San Francisco Bay will provide clues into how many drugs and chemicals are polluting waters across the nation.

South Africa blasts Copenhagen failure

South Africa blasts Copenhagen failure

South Africa says Copenhagen's failure to produce a legally binding climate change agreement is unacceptable.

OPEC likely to hold output steady

OPEC likely to hold output steady

OPEC looks poised to leave production steady, with key ministers voicing satisfaction with current prices as the world struggles to recover from its worst recession in decades.

Climate talks deadlocked as clashes erupt outside

Climate talks deadlocked as clashes erupt outside

The 10-day-old climate talks are deadlocked.

Study: Slowdown In Warming Last Year Not Permanent

Study: Slowdown In Warming Last Year Not Permanent

Climate researchers say cooler temperatures in North America last year do not mean global warming is easing.

Clemson To Get $98M For Wind Energy Test Facility

Clemson To Get $98M For Wind Energy Test Facility

Clemson University is getting nearly $100 million in federal stimulus funds to study wind energy.

Researchers: Ancient Egyptian Mummies Show Signs Of Heart Disease

Researchers: Ancient Egyptian Mummies Show Signs Of Heart Disease

Even before there was such a thing as artery clogging fast food and other contributing factors, there was heart disease.

Space Shuttle Atlantis Lifts Off On Supply Mission

Space Shuttle Atlantis Lifts Off On Supply Mission

Space shuttle Atlantis is rocketing toward the space station.

Bugs Have The Right Stuff

Bugs Have The Right Stuff

Three monarch caterpillars are about to become insect astronauts.

Gene Found That Seems Key In Evolution Of Speech

Gene Found That Seems Key In Evolution Of Speech

Scientists have pinpointed a gene mutation that might help explain why humans are able to talk but our closest relatives, chimpanzees, are not.

Chiliean Black Widow Spider Venom Irresistable To Scientists

Chiliean Black Widow Spider Venom Irresistable To Scientists

"Lactrodectus mactans" is a variety of black widow spider found only in southern Chile. The spider's bite can be fatal but it's venom contains unique properties that some scientists find irresistible.

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