Exploration and Explorers
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Jacques Cousteau Legacy Still Making a SplashJacques Cousteau's 100th birthday celebration.
By Brett Israel Published
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Cousteau Ship Resurrected for His 100th BirthdayCousteau's Calypso is being restored for new enviromental mission.
By Andrea Mustain Published
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Amazing First Race to the South Pole RevisitedNew museum exhibit details race to be the first man at South Pole.
By Stuart Fox Published
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Sub Explores Ocean's Deepest TrenchAn ocean vehicle called Nereus has just made the deepest ocean dive to date
By Live Science Staff Published
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Robots Replace Humans as the Great ExplorersHumans have gone to the moon, but robots have gone just about everywhere else in space.
By Jeremy Hsu Published
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Why Did Humans Migrate to the Americas?Human migration is much more complex than we might think, genetic evidence suggests.
By Meredith F. Small Published
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Giant Dinosaur Fossil Found in Sahara DesertPaleontologists claim to have unearthed a new type of pterosaur and a previously unknown sauropod.
By Live Science Staff Published
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The Reason More of Today's Scientists Hire Armed GuardsField scientists do science amid political strife and disintegrating habitats.
By Meredith F. Small Published
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How Captain Cook Changed the WorldHe was a latecomer to the Age of Exploration, but James Cook still managed to put his mark on world history.
By Heather Whipps Published
