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Homeless quake dogs rescued by Chinese woman
CHENGDU, China - The white short-haired mutt was found dragging his crushed hind legs through rubble-clogged streets after the massive earthquake devastated China's Sichuan province.

Martian soil appears able to support life
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Flabbergasted" NASA scientists said on Thursday that Martian soil appeared to contain the requirements to support life, although more work would be needed to prove it.

China's pandas in danger following quake: experts
SHANGHAI (AFP) - The lives of nearly 90 percent of China's endangered pandas are in danger after last month's earthquake devastated their mountainous habitat, Chinese government experts have warned.

Algae bloom is China's latest Olympic nightmare 2008-07-03

First floods, now pesky mosquitoes for Midwest 2008-07-03

Solar System is egg-shaped, scientists find 2008-07-03

Pentagon will buy satellites to do more spying 2008-07-01

Scientists say ailing penguins signal sea problems 2008-07-01

Rare leatherback turtles return to Malaysia 2008-06-29

Booming China splashes out on science 2008-06-28

Mars Lander Scrapes Icy Soil in Wonderland 2008-06-28

Scientists: Nothing to fear from atom-smasher 2008-06-28

Homeless quake dogs rescued by Chinese woman 2008-06-27

Foreigners threaten Afghan snow leopards 2008-06-27

Martian soil appears able to support life 2008-06-26

China removes algae from Olympic sailing venue 2008-06-26

Honey bee crisis could lead to higher food prices 2008-06-26

Mars lander finds salty environment in taste test 2008-06-26

Human genome changes with age 2008-06-24

Some searchers still expect to see rare woodpecker 2008-06-23

Hunted, rammed, poisoned, whales may die from heartbreak too 2008-06-22

Scientists ponder whether ice on Mars ever melted 2008-06-20

National Zoo's panda might be pregnant again 2008-06-20

First floods, now pesky mosquitoes for Midwest 2008-07-03 (No.82)

Foreigners threaten Afghan snow leopards 2008-06-27 (No.115)

Poll: Math, yes; standardized tests, maybe 2008-06-27 (No.119)

Martian soil appears able to support life 2008-06-26 (No.123)

Computer glitch delays Mars Phoenix lander work 2008-06-19 (No.134)

Approach enlists immune system to fight leukemia 2008-06-19 (No.135)

South China Sea headed for troubled waters: marine experts 2008-04-13 (No.181)

Abu Ghraib documentary awaited at Berlin film festival 2008-02-12 (No.201)

CDC: Too few adults get their vaccines 2008-01-24 (No.210)

Cancer death rates dropping fast 2007-10-15 (No.227)

N. Korea Refutes Pyongyang Bird Flu Report 2006-01-27 (No.356)

Bird Flu Crisis No.13

Phoenix Mars Lander No.27

Chang'e I Moon Probe No.46

2008 Discovery Mission No.51

2008 China Shenzhou 7 No.54

Hubble Space Telescope Mission No.142

2007 Endeavour Mission No.178

2003 China Shenzhou V No.358

Albany Medical Center Prize No.392

2008 Endeavour Mission No.405

2005 China Shenzhou 6 No.506

China Manned Space Flight No.543

China Moon Project No.544

1999 Mars Polar Lander No.570

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Scientists: Nothing to fear from atom-smasher
MEYRIN, Switzerland - The most powerful atom-smasher ever built could make some bizarre discoveries, such as invisible matter or extra dimensions in space, after it is switched on in August.

Shuttle Discovery crew glad to be back on ground
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Space shuttle Discovery and its crew of seven returned to Earth on Saturday and capped a successful expansion job at the international space station, more spacious and robust thanks to a new billion-dollar science lab.

[Stephen Hawking]: Scientists: Nothing to fear from atom-smasher

[Gregory Chamitoff]: Shuttle Discovery crew glad to be back on ground

[Albert Einstein]: Rocket blasts off to deliver telescope into orbit

[Charles Darwin]: Darwin still causing waves after 150 years

[Akihiko Hoshide]: Lexus of space station labs poised for launch

[Francis Collins]: Senate passes genetic discrimination bill

[Isaac Newton]: MIT prof Edward Lorenz, father of chaos theory, dies at 90

[Peter Higgs]: Key scientist sure "God particle" will be found soon

[Neil Armstrong]: Writer Arthur C. Clarke dies at 90

[Craig Venter]: Famed geneticist creating life form that turns CO2 to fuel

[Lisa Nowak]: Judge rejects key evidence in NASA astronaut case

[Arthur Kornberg]: Arthur Kornberg, 1959 Nobel DNA winner, dies at 89

[James Watson]: Controversial DNA scientist retires

[John Mather]: NASA Recycles Old Spacecraft for New Missions

[Sunita Williams]: Shuttle ends mission with California landing

[George Smoot]: Nobel Literature Prize to be announced Thursday

[James Van Allen]: Physicist James Van Allen dies

[Archimede]: Beams reveal Archimedes' hidden writings

[Wen Ho Lee]: Wen Ho Lee settles privacy lawsuit

[Yang Liwei]: China's first man in space visits Russia

Luigi Galvani No.213

Kurt Alder No.375

Peter Higgs No.427

Yang Chen-ning No.544

Isaac Newton No.550

Amedo Avogadro No.607

Otto Diels No.616

Peng Jiamu No.640

Stephen Hawking No.714

Albert Einstein No.831

Chen Xingshen No.864

Ampere No.964

Yang Liwei No.1122

Antoine Henri Becquerel No.1142

Ernest Marsden No.1143

Wu Wenjun No.1229

Colleen Shipman No.1253

Chou Sunlin No.1356

Akihiko Hoshide No.1422

Francis Collins No.1574

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Forum Guide Popular Tax Rebate Winners and Losers Fed Rate-Cut Winners and Losers Kissing couple to sue metro over video Hillary Clinton: Wal-Mart's Lawyer Chocoholic squirrel steals treats from shop Magic mushrooms face ban in Netherlands WHY IS OBAMA SO STRONG? WHO ARE OUR FRIENDS? WHO ARE OUR ENEMIES? Wartime power grabs require beautiful sunsets A Peace Offering for Your Retirement How Speculators Exploit Market Fears We must not kowtow to these undemocratic giants The Face of 2006 - New Important Competition announcements 365. Low interest rate and role of Japan Four London Blasts Kill 40, Injure 300 A real nightmare... Plane lands on speeding Porsche Chrysler Matches GM, Ford on Discount Plan Fear of Spyware Changing Online Habits China berates U.S. over Unocal vote Skywatchers Await Lunar Eclipse No.64 China space plans? - the sky's the limit No.92 China launches new satellite to monitor natural disasters No.114 China to develop new space rockets. No.134 Spacecraft Launch Fills Chinese With Pride (Reuters) No.140 Science Teachers Race To Keep Up with Breakthroughs No.258 > 'Mainland will be modern by 2050' No.259 In CHina Green efforts ...very much a hit-and-miss affair No.261 Scientists are studying the use of cockroaches in making drugs for a possible cure of Aids No.262 Too many people using dwindling resources: report No.264 > Gays' baby? No.278 Structure fine CONSTANT of Sommerfeld & NEW Physics! No.280 China's masses ask: Shenzhou V -- what's that? No.392 > > 'Mainland will be modern by 2050' No.662 > TERRAE FILIUS should be careful of his language No.675 > The word 'mongrelised' is insulting ................ No.676 > > > > 'Mainland will be modern by 2050' No.677 > > > 'Mainland will be modern by 2050' No.678 > > 'Mainland will be modern by 2050' No.679 Doubt cast on 3 Gorges: Internal letters reveal government attempt to mislead public No.682 Daily\|Weekly\|Monthly
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Polar bear in Nuernberg Zoo (2008-03-06)


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