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Observing Earth: Amazing Views From AboveThe Greatest Places on Earth
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Hurricanes at Eye Level: Wind, waves and destructionHurricanes at Eye Level: Wind, waves and destruction
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Album: Stunning Photos of Antarctic IceGlaciers, Icebergs, Ice Shelf
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Sky ScenesSky Scenes
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Image Gallery: Deadly EarthquakesThe world's most devastating temblors.
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Owner Says Dog Saved Her With 'Heimlich'By Livescience.com Published
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Tornado CountryTornado Disaster Gallery
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Top 10 amazing facts about your heartBy Livescience.com Published
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Wii Hacked To Control Sword-Wielding RobotEngineers with too much time on their hands configured a Kuka KR16 industrial robot so it could be controlled with a Wii video game remote.
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Image Gallery: Sunrise and SunsetsSpectacular Views of the Sun - from Sunrise to Sunset
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The History of Climate Change ScienceHere are gathered in chronological sequence the most important events in the history of climate change science.
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Abraham Lincoln: The 16th PresidentBy Livescience.com Published
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People More Cautious Than Reckless When GamblingWhen gambling, people dwell more on losing lots than winning big, a new study finds.
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Electric Earth: Stunning Images of LightningLightning Gallery
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World's First Cloned Cat Has Kittens
The world's first cloned cat just became a mother -- and she even did it without test tubes. Copy Cat, who was cloned by Texas A&M University researchers in 2001, had three kittens in September.
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Science Confirms Diet Tactic: Eat Slow, Eat LessTo all dieters out there: we know you haven’t eaten all day and you’re hungry, but eat a little slower if you want to keep shedding those pounds.
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The World's Tallest BuildingsTop 10: The World's Tallest Buildings
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Wave of Destruction: Asian Tsunami DisasterAsian Tsunami Disaster
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Potomac 'Intersex' Fish Worry ScientistsScientists discover more fish with abnormalities caused by pollutants in Potomac River.
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The 1981 IBM Personal Computer Press ReleaseBy Livescience.com Published
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Under the Sea: Life in the SanctuariesUnderwater Species
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MicromachinesMicromachines
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Darwin's Reputed Tortoise Dies At 176The Galapagos tortoise that was long reputed to have been brought to Australia by Charles Darwin has died.
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Earth As ArtEarth As Art
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