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Discovery News - Top Stories

• September 06, 2010
• 5:00

  Spacecraft to Fly Into the Sun

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  NASA is planning a mission to fly directly into the sun's atmosphere to find out how it's heated.
• 3:31

  Are Aliens Eavesdropping On Us? Not Likely

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Any nearby extraterrestrials would have to get extremely lucky to be able to find us.
• September 05, 2010
• 5:17

  Stephen Hawking is Such a Troublemaker

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The renowned physicist has just published a book stating that God is not required to create the Universe, just physics.
• September 04, 2010
• 15:35

  Refitted Radio Telescope Observes Distant Supernova

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  It seems you can teach an old telescope new tricks. The Expanded Very Large Array (or EVLA) has spotted a distant supernova during commissioning.
• 15:12

  The Haiti and New Zealand Quakes: A Fair Comparison?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck outside of Christchurch on Saturday. While damage to the city was extensive, no one died. Why?
• 9:07

  Zap, They're Dead! New Water Filter Electrocutes Bacteria

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The simple and inexpensive design makes it perfect for the developing world.
• 3:52

  Magnitude 7.1 Quake Rattles New Zealand

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  New Zealand's most destructive earthquake in nearly 80 years caused two billion dollars' worth of damage Saturday.
• September 03, 2010
• 21:19

  The Great September Gale and the First Days of Hurricane Science

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A New York hurricane in the early 19th Century set off a long debate about the size and shape of such storms.
• 12:06

  Tiger Shark Feeding Frenzy Captured on Video

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  More than 100 tiger sharks were filmed preying on a massive school of fish off the east coast of Noosa, Australia.
• 8:33

  Hurricane Earl Brushes North Carolina

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Hurricane Earl pounded North Carolina on Friday as it sped up the U.S. East Coast, threatening dangerous waves and riptides across the eastern seaboard.
• 8:03

  School of Underwater Turbines Swim to Fast Currents

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  An autonomous turbine swarm in the works could tap the power potential in the Gulf's underwater currents. But should we even go there?
• 7:14

  Ancient Nubians Drank Antibiotic-Laced Beer

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A group of people who lived nearly 2,000 years ago in Sudanese Nubia took doses of tetracycline -- through their beer.
• 6:00

  Tether Maneuvers Spacecraft Without Fuel

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The technology pushes against Earth's magnetic field for propulsion.
• 6:00

  9/11 Imprint Persists in American Brains, Bodies

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Nine years after the attacks of 9/11, the psyches of people who were even distant from the events, show permanent changes.
• September 02, 2010
• 17:49

  Hungry Elephants Are No Match for Fearless Ants

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Talk about your David and Goliath story: ant colonies have found a way to ward elephants away from their turf with painful, precise attacks.
• 16:15

  Yellowstone Hot Spot Shreds Ancient Pacific Ocean

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A new study has found that the mantle plume that feeds Yellowstone's famous geysers is even more powerful than anyone ever thought.
• 13:01

  Earth's Animals Face Grim Future

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A major extinction event is taking place now, with many wondering what animals will disappear from the planet forever.
• 12:06

  NPR: Keeping Trapped Chilean Miners Sane (Featuring Discovery News)

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  In response to the article "Can NASA Help Trapped Chilean Miners?", Discovery News space producer Ian O'Neill was asked to appear as a guest on NPR's "Talk of the Nation" program.
• 11:39

  Vietnam's Illegal Wildlife Trade Exposed

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Over 850 pounds of illegal wildlife from nearly 20 species was just seized from restaurants in Vietnam, according to the Wildlife Conservation Society.
• 11:20

  New Explosion Rips Through Gulf of Mexico

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  All 13 workers escaped into the water, but the rig appeared to be leaking oil.
• 11:00

  Human-Like Brain Found in Worm

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  For the first time, a structure comparable to our cerebral cortex has been found in an invertebrate -- a humble marine ragworm.
• 9:40

  East Coast Braces for Hurricane Earl

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Hurricane Earl is forcing evacuations along North Carolina's barrier islands as officials prepare for the worst.
• 8:15

  Why Americans Think Obama is Muslim

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  New psychological research helps explain why many people believe misinformation about people-- including why Obama is believed to be Muslim.
• 6:00

  Brain Exercises Can Accelerate Mental Decline

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Challenging your brain can delay dementia. But when it happens, symptoms progress more quickly.
• 3:46

  Two Chinese Satellites Have Close Encounter in Orbit

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  It would appear that China has successfully carried out a satellite rendezvous maneuver in orbit. And on August 19, the two satellites may have even touched, one probe being shunted aside by the other.
• September 01, 2010
• 17:56

  How Stable Is The West Antarctic Ice Sheet?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A new study shows that the chances of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapsing are uncomfortably high.
• 16:33

  NASA Offers New View of Lunar Crater

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A new geologic map of Schrodinger Basin on the moon gives a unique glimpse of Luna's distant past.
• 16:33

  NASA Offers New View of Lunar Crater

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A new geologic map of Schrodinger Basin on the moon gives a unique glimpse of Luna's distant past.
• 12:37

  Snoop Dogg Fights Cybercrime, Fo Shizzle

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A rap music contest shows that Snoop has no time for cybercrime.
• 11:53

  Gang Alternative Movement Gains Momentum

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Seven percent of U.S. teens belong to gangs. A new movement hopes to bring that number down.
• 11:19

  Highest-Paid Athlete Hailed From Ancient Rome

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Tiger Woods, move over. The highest paid athlete of all time was a charioteer from ancient Rome, say researchers.
• 11:17

  Shape-Shifting Plane to Aid Maritime Rescues

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The new unmanned aircraft could cut the cost of maritime search-and-rescue missions and reduce risks to human lives.
• 9:35

  Hurricane Earl Looms Over East Coast

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Earl, currently a Category 3 hurricane, could make landfall later this week.
• 8:29

  Harvest Produce at the Grocery Store

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Hydroponic, aeroponic and aquaponic farming are used to bring bountiful harvests to the urban environment.
• 7:39

  Bacteria Make Gold Nuggets

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The finding could help prospectors use biosensors to zero-in on where clumps of the precious metal may lie.
• 7:39

  Bacteria Make Gold Nuggets

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The finding could help prospectors use biosensors to zero-in on where clumps of the precious metal may lie.
• 7:39

  Bacteria Make Gold Nuggets

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The finding could help prospectors use biosensors to zero-in on where clumps of the precious metal may lie.
• 7:35

  The Geek's Guide to Hurricane Tracking

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The Atlantic hurricane season of 2010 is churning away. Check out how to keep tabs on the latest in storm developments in every imaginable band of the electromagnetic spectrum.
• 7:35

  The Geek's Guide to Hurricane Tracking

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The Atlantic hurricane season of 2010 is churning away. Check out how to keep tabs on the latest in storm developments in every imaginable band of the electromagnetic spectrum.
• 7:35

  The Geek's Guide to Hurricane Tracking

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The Atlantic hurricane season of 2010 is churning away. Check out how to keep tabs on the latest in storm developments in every imaginable band of the electromagnetic spectrum.
• 6:00

  A Traffic Cop for Satellites

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Satellite crashes may be rare, but when they happen, the impact can be long-lasting.
• 6:00

  A Traffic Cop for Satellites

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Satellite crashes may be rare, but when they happen, the impact can be long-lasting.
• 6:00

  A Traffic Cop for Satellites

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Satellite crashes may be rare, but when they happen, the impact can be long-lasting.
• August 31, 2010
• 18:55

  Phantom Planet Comes Back From Oblivion

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Of the hundreds of exoplanets found so far, there’s one that’s been elusive and infamous 12 years after its purported discovery.
• 18:41

  Climate Change Plays Unlucky for Horseshoe Crabs

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  American horseshoe crabs are declining across the entire East Coast, from Maine to Florida. Researchers suspect that climate change and human activities are to blame.
• 18:07

  Whale Meat: WHO is it good for?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  If concern for whales won't stop some people hunting whales, perhaps concern over their own health will, environmentalists hope.
• 17:59

  The Geek's Guide to Hurricane Tracking

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The Atlantic hurricane season of 2010 is churning away. Check out how to keep tabs on the latest in storm developments in every imaginable band of the electromagnetic spectrum.
• 15:53

  Are the Oceans Getting Saltier?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Measuring ocean salinity is a bout a lot more than salt; changes in salinity can help us understand how Earth's climate is changing.
• 15:02

  Can NASA Help Trapped Chilean Miners?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  As NASA helps with the rescue effort, the psychological strain the Chilean miners are under may have more parallels with combat soldiers than astronauts.
• 14:05

  Canadian Rockies Yields Fossil Trove

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  One of paleontology's most revered fossil sites now has a baby brother.
• 10:22

  Hemp Tech Sneaks Over the Border

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Forget about burlap-like shirts: Hemp tech is now greening electric vehicles and even building construction.
• 10:17

  Millions of Songbirds Killed for Recipe

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Millions of songbirds are illegally killed each year for a pickled or poached bird dish known as ambelopoulia.
• 10:05

  Super Capacitor Could Power Phone, Laptop for Days

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  If optimized, this new technology could fully charge consumer electronic devices almost instantaneously.
• 7:45

  Chilean Miners' Suffering Like Soldiers'

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Forget astronauts. The experiences of combat soldiers can teach the trapped miners even more, say psychologists.
• 6:00

  Mars Probe Tech Keeps Windows Dust-Free

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  If applied to solar panels, this technology could transform deserts into massive power plants.
• 1:11

  The Sounds of Stars: Ringing Like a Bell

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Question: what is the sound of one star magnetically cycling? If it's the star affectionately known as HD 49933, it sounds for all the world like a bell ringing.
• 1:11

  The Sounds of Stars: Ringing Like a Bell

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Question: what is the sound of one star magnetically cycling? If it's the star affectionately known as HD 49933, it sounds for all the world like a bell ringing.
• 1:11

  The Sounds of Stars: Ringing Like a Bell

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Question: what is the sound of one star magnetically cycling? If it's the star affectionately known as HD 49933, it sounds for all the world like a bell ringing.
• 0:19

  Getting to Know Your Asteroid Foes

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Eventually, we're going to get hit with an asteroid or comet and we need to be ready. To keep an eye open for these interplanetary vagabonds, astronomers are calling on the Spitzer Space Telescope to help out.
• 0:19

  Getting to Know Your Asteroid Foes

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Eventually, we're going to get hit with an asteroid or comet and we need to be ready. To keep an eye open for these interplanetary vagabonds, astronomers are calling on the Spitzer Space Telescope to help out.
• 0:19

  Getting to Know Your Asteroid Foes

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Eventually, we're going to get hit with an asteroid or comet and we need to be ready. To keep an eye open for these interplanetary vagabonds, astronomers are calling on the Spitzer Space Telescope to help out.
• August 30, 2010
• 22:26

  ‘Orphan’ Film Adoption Fears Unfounded

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  In 2009, senators and congressmen joined adoption groups in protesting a horror film called 'Orphan', fearing it would lead to hatred of orphans and a drop in adoptions. A year later, was the concern fact or fiction?
• 19:20

  To Eat or To Grow Biofuel: That is the Question

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Is biofuel production competing with food production for African land space, or can the two forms of land-use coexist?
• 18:36

  Are volcanic eruptions increasing?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  With all the hubbub surrounding recent volcanic eruptions, it's tempting to believe that they are becoming more frequent. Not so, say scientists.
• 17:51

  Galactic Cannibalization Sparks Powerful Radio Galaxies

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  What seems to be angering the supermassive black holes inside distant, yet powerful, radio galaxies?
• 16:14

  Transylvania Dinosaurs Prove Reality Can Be Stranger than Fiction

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The discovery of yet another "strange" dinosaur from Transylvania adds to the growing mix of very unusual animals that once resided in this historical region of Romania.
• 14:01

  Stocky Predatory Dinosaur Prowled Transylvania

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Island species from the past were usually stranger and smaller than close relatives on continental landmasses.
• 14:01

  World's First Feast: Beef, Turtles and a Dead Shaman

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  It may be too late to RSVP for the world's first feast, which took place around 12,000 years ago. But take a look what's on the menu here.
• 12:43

  Computer Casings Made from Cashews

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A unique plastic made from cashew nut shells could be used in consumer electronics by 2013.
• 11:55

  Resort Attracts Men With Virtual Girlfriends

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Would you want to spend a romantic weekend with the virtual love of your digital life?
• 11:39

  Migraine Clue Found in Gene Variant

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A genetic variant is linked to people who have migraine-related abnormalities in the nerves and blood vessels in the brain.
• 11:39

  Migraine Clue Found in Gene Variant

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A genetic variant is linked to people who have migraine-related abnormalities in the nerves and blood vessels in the brain.
• 9:10

  3-D Movies Are Coming to Your TV

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A new standard for 3-D movie compression reduces data but retains high-resolution quality.
• 9:10

  3-D Movies Are Coming to Your TV

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A new standard for 3-D movie compression reduces data but retains high-resolution quality.
• 8:47

  Katrina's Floods Dropped Children's Lead Levels

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Hurricane Katrina, while devastating, had one bright side: It caused lead levels in children to drop due to a fresh soil layer.
• 8:47

  Katrina's Floods Dropped Children's Lead Levels

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Hurricane Katrina, while devastating, had one bright side: It caused lead levels in children to drop due to a fresh soil layer.
• 7:04

  Amateurs Aim to Rocket Themselves Into Space

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A group of Danes wants to get to space so badly they've decided to build their own rocket to get there.
• 7:04

  Amateurs Aim to Rocket Themselves Into Space

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A group of Danes wants to get to space so badly they've decided to build their own rocket to get there.
• 1:28

  Alien Planetary Systems Are Both Familiar and Surprising

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  We are at the point where astronomers can study the architecture of entire planetary systems.
• August 29, 2010
• 13:27

  Apple's Genetic Material Is A Delicious Find

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  An international team of scientists have sequenced the genome of the world's most mouth-watering fruit: the delicious apple.
• August 28, 2010
• 8:33

  No, Seriously, What Killed the Dinosaurs?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  New research suggests the answer may be more complicated than the "single asteroid" theory.
• 7:27

  New Colorado Ikea Taps Earth for Climate Control

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Besides inexpensive Swedish furniture, the new Ikea store opening next year in Colorado will have geothermal heating and cooling.
• 3:08

  Bad Universe Preview: Will an Asteroid Hit Earth?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  On Sunday night (at 10pm), Phil Plait's "Bad Universe" will premiere on Discovery Channel, featuring lasers, high-velocity projectiles and high explosives. Why? To destroy asteroids and comets, of course!
• August 27, 2010
• 19:53

  Facebook “Friending” Leads to Jail

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A man has been sentenced to four months in prison for "associating" with others via Facebook.
• 13:00

  Sticky Robot Climbs Up Glass

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Mimicking a gecko's super sticky toes is no easy feat, but these scientists are pretty close.
• 12:45

  Wheat Genetic Code Cracked

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  This achievement should improve food security challenged by Earth's surging population.
• 12:25

  Diluted Pollution Still Pollutes: Opinion

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  From diluted crude oil chemicals suspended in the Gulf, to traces of antidepressants in drinking water, can we really say our pollution ever goes away?
• 10:38

  Drilling to Miners a Slow Slog

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The trick to rescuing 33 miners trapped 2,300-feet underground lies with diamond-tipped drills, a steel cage and time.
• 10:30

  Home Energy Could Be Reduced by 70 Percent

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  One crazy ambitious energy experiment aims to cut typical annual electrical bills of $1,240 to $390.
• 10:20

  Titanic Wreck Mapping Begins

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A high-tech expedition aims to create the most detailed portrait of the Titanic's final resting place to date.
• 8:01

  New Concept Harvests Power From Thin (and Humid) Air

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A team of Brazilian scientists are turning to a naturally abundant resource to power up our lives: the air around us.
• 7:22

  How Does Salmonella Get Into Eggs?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  With more than 2,000 people sickened from salmonella-tainted eggs, we find out just how the bacteria get inside.
• 6:39

  Solar-Powered Robot Swarm Could Clean Oil

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Oil-absorbing nanomaterial on a swarm of robots could clean up spills in record time.
• 6:00

  After Katrina, Gulf Coast Still Vulnerable

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Five years after Hurricane Katrina, Louisiana is better protected against disasters, but threats still linger.
• 6:00

  Size Matters in Canine Smarts

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Bigger dogs have bigger brains, but does that mean they're more intelligent than their smaller counterparts?
• 2:41

  Space Station Particle Detector Arrives for Launch

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  What may end up being the crown jewel of the International Space Station landed at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Thursday to begin preparations for launch on the last shuttle mission in February.
• August 26, 2010
• 14:05

  Iceman May Have Received Ceremonial Burial

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Otzi, the mummy found in the Italian Alps, may have gotten a proper send-off, suggests new research.
• 12:57

  Are the Olympics Profitable?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Tourism might receive a momentary jolt, but enough non-Olympic tourists avoid the cities, minimizing overall profits.
• 11:32

  Distant Pulsars Used to Measure Jupiter

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  How do you find out the mass of Jupiter? You could send a space probe there to study the distant world, but there's another way.
• 11:15

  El Nino's Puzzling New Look

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Intensifying El Nino patterns are changing the background temperatures of the Pacific Ocean and shifting the ways El Nino affects global weather.
• 10:45

  UV-Patterned Window Prevents Bird Collisions

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The innovation could save the lives of millions of birds each year.
• 9:45

  BP Abandons Arctic Drilling Plan

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  In the wake of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the energy giant looks to avoid further controversy.
• 9:29

  Katrina: the View From Space

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Five years later, NASA gives us a view of the fateful storm like no one else can.
• 8:16

  Skis from Scott's Fateful Antarctic Trek on Sale

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The skis and instruments of a physicist who accompanied Captain Scott to Antarctica are being sold by the scientist's grandson.
• 5:15

  Synthetic Corneas Lend Sight to the Blind

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The new corneas eliminate the need for donor corneas and could restore sight to millions of people worldwide.
• 4:20

  First Cannibals Ate Each Other for Extra Nutrition

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Why did our ancestors eat each other? Simple: They were hungry.
• 3:45

  Talk with the Aliens: Robert Sawyer at SETI-Con

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Science fiction meets science fact in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
• August 25, 2010
• 19:15

  France to Drain Glacial Lake That Threatens Thousands

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Engineers will soon attempt to drain a dangerous glacier lake hidden inside Mont Blanc before it floods the valley below, home to 3,000 people.
• 16:42

  Pee Power to the People

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A fuel cell that runs on urine could be ideal for creating electricity on islands, deserts and even on submarines.
• 15:59

  How Much Did Darwin Get Wrong?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  A new study argues that evolution is a bit more complex than Charles Darwin first realized. But should we really say he was "wrong"?
• 15:55

  Supermassive Black Holes Quickly Followed Big Bang

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The finding could rewrite theories about the formation of galaxies.
• 13:34

  (Extreme) Close-up of a Sunspot

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The sun gets a close up of one of its beautiful blemishes by brand new adaptive optics kit attached to the Big Bear Solar Observatory.
• 13:21

  Is the Sun Emitting a Mystery Particle?

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Why are the supposedly 'constant' decay rates of radioactive samples on Earth changing? We might have the sun to thank for this strange mystery.
• 9:45

  Parent Stars Can Smother Planets

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  Two close parent stars apparently aren't better than one when it comes to nurturing nearby planets.
• 9:21

  Adjustable Glasses Eyed for Astronauts

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  For astronauts with deteriorating eyesight, glasses that adjust with the flick of a finger may offer a solution.
• 6:38

  Ancient Bakery Found in Egyptian Desert

   » ‎ Discovery News - Top Stories
  The smell of freshly baked bread wafted through Egypt’s western desert more than 3,500 years ago, according to new findings at the El-Kharga Oasis announced on Wednesday. During excavation work for the Theban Desert Road Survey, a project to map ...
• 6:00

  Bald Eagle Nestlings Contaminated by Chemicals

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  The national symbol of the United States is ingesting flame retardants and pesticides through its food.
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  Saturn's Aurora Could Hold Key to Radio Pulse Mystery

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  The Earth isn't the only planet to have aurorae. Saturn, the ringed gas giant, is also crowned with light -- but this light could explain a mystery first observed by the Voyager probes.