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Mars Rover to Study Sand Dune Behavior

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Seven New Climate Hubs To Be Added In Climate-Damaged Communities

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Old Memories Can Be Altered By New Experiences, New Study Shows

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Climate Change-Related Damage Could Cost $100,000 Annually By End Of Century

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'Wobbly Planet' Moves Like Child's Top, Has Erratic Weather

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'Dinosaur Pompeii' Revealed; Well-Preserved Fossil Tell Their Secrets (PHOTOS)

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Space Dust Could Reveal Origins Of Life On Earth (PHOTO)

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Mosquitos' Sperm Has A 'Sense Of Smell'; Waits Until Female Has Bloody Meal To Swim (VIDEO)

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Titanic-Sinking Glacier Moving 3 Times Faster Than In 1990s, Breaking Records

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Arctic Lakes Melting Faster than Decades Ago

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Philip Seymour Hoffman's Overdose May Be Part Of 'More Potent Heroin' Epidemic (VIDEO)

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Arctic Ice Thinner Than Ever; 22 Percent Fewer Lakes Frozen To Bottom Since 1992 (VIDEO)

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BIBLE DEBATE: Why Ken Ham Wants To Debate Bill Nye On Creationism (VIDEO)

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4,600 Year Old Pyramid Has Babies Buried Beneath

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The Coldest Place In The Known Universe: NASA To Create Laboratory With Temperatures More Than 400 Degrees Below Zero

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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