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In Photos: Nike Missile Sites Leave Footprints
Google Earth and air photos reveal the abandoned sites once dotted with read-to-launch Nike Ajax and Nike Hercules missiles.
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Earthquake Hits off Japan's CoastA strong earthquake of preliminary magnitude 7.3 struck off the coast of Japan today, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
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6 Myths About Girls and ScienceBy LiveScience Staff Published
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Creative or Neurotic: What's Your State's Personality?
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In Photos: Amazing Human Ancestor Fossils from DmanisiA nearly complete skull found in Dmanisi, in the Republic of Georgia, has scientists suggesting the earliest, now-extinct human lineages may be one species, not several.
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Photos: Amphibian 'Death Scene' and Other Fossils Up for AuctionA fossil containing the remains of a large, predatory amphibian choking on another creature is up for auction in October, along with various other amazing fossils, such as that of a ruminating hog.
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Photos: Thousands of Dinosaur Tracks Along Yukon RiverBy LiveScience Staff Published
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In Photos: NASA's Global Hawk Hurricane DronesNASA uses unmanned drones, called Global Hawks, to study how hurricanes form and intensify.
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Images: New Dig at Richard III's Rediscovered GraveBy LiveScience Staff Published
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In Photos: Solar Impulse Touches Down in NYCThe solar-powered aircraft finished its historic cross-country flight with absolutely zero fuel, though it had to land early due to a ripped wing.
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In Photos: Ancient Egyptian Skeletons UnearthedThe skeletons were wearing toe rings that may have been used for magical purposes, archaeologists say.
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Why Self-Consciousness Peaks in Teenage YearsDevelopmental changes might make teens ultra sensitive to the gaze of other people.
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Minor Earthquake Strikes Below Lake ErieBy LiveScience Staff Published