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A new study shows that elephants have a talent that even many humans lack: Pachyderms can learn cooperation. In experiments at a Thai refuge, paired elephants quickly figured out that they could...
Scientists Find Remains of Child Buried 11,500 Years Ago
Scientists digging in the Alaskan wilderness have made an extraordinary find: the cremated remains of a child buried 11,500 years ago, just as the first humans were spreading out through the...
Cannibals and Craftsmen: Ancient Skulls Found in England Were Used as Cups
Ancient human bones found in an English cave not only show signs of cannibalism but also seem to have served another gruesome role: providing the raw material for so-called "skull cups." These...
Stardust Melody: Spaceship Has Date With Comet on Valentine's Day
On Valentine's Day late tonight, a stalwart spaceship will burn the dregs of its fuel to rendezvous with a beautiful comet -- the spaceship's final feat before it goes to sleep forever. Like all...
Giffords' Astronaut Husband Can Handle Space Mission, Experts Say
For an ordinary person, it might be impossible to put in a long, hard day at the office while a beloved family member lies badly injured in a hospital bed. But astronaut Mark Kelly is no ordinary...
Scientists Discover Solar System With 6 Planets
Scientists have found a new solar system so unlike our own that at first glance it seems almost impossible it could exist. The planets in the new system are packed together as densely as fans in a...
Giffords' Astronaut Husband to Command Last Shuttle Flight
Critically wounded congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords is married to a man who's even more of a high flier than she is. Mark Kelly is one of NASA's most prominent astronauts and is assigned to command...
A Lot Rides on Upcoming Launch of Private Spacecraft
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Scientists Find Arsenic-Eating Bug That Holds Clues to Extraterrestrial Life
(Dec. 2) -- Scientists dabbling in the toxic waters of a California lake have found a new species of bacteria that thrives on poisonous arsenic -- a discovery that opens up the likelihood of...
NASA Captures Photos of Comet Creating Snowstorm
(Nov. 18) -- A NASA spacecraft has captured dramatic images of a comet creating its very own snowstorm, a swirling blizzard containing globs of snow as big as basketballs. "To me this whole thing...
Study Finds Daydreaming No Escape From Sadness
(Nov. 11) -- Allowing your mind to drift may seem like a pleasant escape from that report you're writing for the boss or the junk you're clearing from the garage. But a new study says daydreaming...
NASA Spaceship Captures Images of a Bizarre Comet
(Nov. 4) -- A NASA spaceship ventured this morning to the dusty edge of a bizarre comet, snapping crystal-clear pictures of its strange shape and bright jets. Scientists and engineers in the...
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