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Panda cub described as healthy and vibrant
WASHINGTON (AP) — The giant panda cub at the Smithsonian's National Zoo appears to be in excellent health, zookeepers reported after a 10-minute physical exam Sunday morning.
Associated PressGeese-Scaring Drone Keeps Beach Clean
Canadian lawmakers have enlisted a drone to disperse a large flock of Canada geese at a popular beach this summer, pleasing swimmers concerned about water quality.
LiveScience.comCredit Cards Now Offering 0% APR for 18 Months
Consumers can now get rid of high interest rates on their credit cards. Compare leading credit card offers for 2013 and lock in 0% APR for 18 months.
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All things in moderation. That's what my mom always said, and I think it is sound advice, especially in light of the results of recent survey.
LiveScience.comScience points to a new global warming source: the sea
Oceans that grow more acidic through Man's fossil fuel burning emissions, can amplify global warming by releasing less of a gas that helps shield Earth from radiation, a study said Sunday.
AFPFord Is Studying Space Robots To Make Smarter Cars
Ford plans to study how robots communicate in space so that one day in the future, you'll have a smarter car.
ForbesNASA Remembers Neil Armstrong with 'Tranquility Base' Music Video
Famed Apollo 11 moonwalker Neil Armstrong died one year ago today and NASA is remembering the iconic astronaut with a touching music video tribute.
SPACE.comThe Schizophrenia Switch Found - Discovery News
Schizophrenia is one of the most complex and least understood of all psychological disorders. But now scientists have found a switch of sorts that could change everything.
DNewsIs It Time For Scientist Activism Against GMO Fear-Mongering?
An ultralight helicopter hovers above a field where Greenpeace activists and Austrian organic farming association BIO AUSTRIA wrote the message 'NO GMO' by planting light green colored organic buckwheat in a field of organic peas on October 9, 2008 in Breitenfurt, some 60 Kilometers south east from…
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This Personality Type Is Linked to Success and Happiness
Are you a "glass half-full" or a "glass half-empty" kind of person?
LiveScience.comCalifornia vies for new space industry
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — As several new private ventures to take people on trips to space come closer to becoming reality, California lawmakers are racing other states to woo the new space companies with cushy incentives.
Associated PressWeekend Webcasts: See a Huge Asteroid and Distant Supernova
A huge asteroid passing Earth and a distant supernova are starring in a series of stargazing webcasts this weekend, giving skywatchers with cloudy skies extra chances to see some deep-sky objects.
SPACE.comIncredible Technology: How to Bring Extinct Animals Back to Life
The passenger pigeon, the dodo and the woolly mammoth are just a few of the species wiped off the Earth by changing environments and human activities.
LiveScience.com3 Technologies for Elon Musk's Trip to Mars
With these technologies in tow, a trip to the Red Planet doesn't seem that far off.
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AdChoices American ExpressSponsoredEarth-Size 'Lava Planet' With 8.5-Hour Year Among Fastest Ever Seen
Astronomers have discovered a hot Earth-size planet so close to its star that a year on that exoplanet lasts just 8.5 hours, making it one of the fastest alien planets ever seen.
SPACE.comWomen in Engineering Earn 25% Less Than Men
Women who work in engineering or optics earn less than men, and the wage gap peaks mid-career, a new survey finds.
LiveScience.comWhy Theres No Stopping Illegal Downloading - Discovery News
Illegal downloading of music was just the first step. Now it's everything from movies, to books, TV shows and computer software. And a recent study confirms: there's no stopping illegal downloads. Laci explains why.
DNewsBirds Learn the Speed Limits on Certain Roads
Though birds haven't yet learned how to read road signs, recent research suggests that birds can figure out the speed limit on a particular stretch of road.
LiveScience.comAstronaut Honors JFK's Legacy with Medal In Space
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station has paid tribute to John F. Kennedy, flying a medallion to the orbiting outpost that bears the likeness of the 35th President of the United States.
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