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1st Case of Deadly MERS Virus Confirmed in USThe first case of a deadly virus that surfaced in Saudi Arabia in 2012 has been reported in the United States, officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced today (May 2).
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Rare Postage Stamp Could Fetch $20 Million at Auction -
New Super-Heavy Element 117 Confirmed by Scientists -
Solved! How Ancient Egyptians Moved Massive Pyramid Stones -
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Stealthy F-35 Jets to Take Center Stage at British Air Shows -
Giant Steel Arch Will Cover Debris from Chernobyl ReactorA massive 32,000-ton, stainless steel arch — so large it could conceal the Statue of Liberty — is being constructed to cover what's left of a nuclear reactor in Chernobyl that exploded in 1986.
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31-Day Underwater Mission Splashes Down This Summer -
Flight 370: Oil in Indian Ocean Not from Missing Jetliner -
Google-Owned Company Rejects Military Funds for Robotics Contest -
Lunar Eclipse Facts: 5 Neat Things About Tonight's 'Blood Moon'The first total lunar eclipse of 2014 will occur overnight tonight, marking the start of an eclipse tetrad — four back-to-back total lunar eclipses — that will happen over the next 18 months.
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Malaysian Government Investigates Handling of Missing Flight 370The Malaysian government has reportedly launched an investigation into the actions of civil aviation and military officials in connection with the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
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Google Glass Virtual Tour Lets You See Inside New Solar PlaneTwo Swiss pilots who will attempt to fly around the world in a solar-powered plane are planning to give the public a virtual tour of their high-tech ride today (April 10).
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New Solar Plane Aims for Round-the-World FlightA new solar-powered plane that will be used to fly around the world in five consecutive days without using any fuel was unveiled today (April 9) in Switzerland.
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'RoboClam' Digging Machine As Fast as Natural BurrowersA robot that can dig quickly and deeply in mud or wet sand could one day be used to lay underwater cables, dig up and detonate underwater mines, or anchor machines to the seafloor, researchers say.
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Boeing Going Vertical with 'Phantom Swift' Military X-Plane (Video) -
Solar Impulse to Unveil Plane for Around-the-World Flight in 2015 -
Flight 370: 'Ping' Signals 'Most Promising Lead' Yet
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Suspected Fort Hood Shooter Was Battling Mental Illness, Military Says -
New Atomic Clock Is Most Accurate Timekeeper YetA new atomic clock unveiled today (April 3) is three times more precise than the one previously used to keep official time in the United States, making it the most accurate timekeeper yet developed.
