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  • Putin overhaul of science risks final blow to Soviet-era machine

    Putin overhaul of science risks final blow to Soviet-era machine

    Russian President Vladimir Putin (AP-Yonhap News) Yulia Nelyubina is an internationally recognized chemist at the Russian Academy of Sciences. An overhaul of the academy pushed through by President ...

    Jan 15, 2014

  • Scientist drafts nuke shelter guide

    PARIS (AFP) ― A scientist published a guide Wednesday to help authorities limit deaths from fallout after a city is hit by a nuclear bomb. Taking cover in existing buildings is widely accepted as a ...

    Jan 15, 2014

  • India scrambles to save tigers from deadly virus

    India scrambles to save tigers from deadly virus

    A female tiger at the Kanha Tiger Reserve in central India (MCT) NEW DELHI (AP) ― India is scrambling to protect its beleaguered tiger population after several big cats tested positive for a deadly ...

    Jan 14, 2014

  • New GM CEO hopes to inspire science students

    DETROIT (AP) ― The incoming CEO of General Motors hopes her appointment as the first woman to lead a global automaker will inspire young women and men to pursue careers in science. Mary Barra’s firs...

    Jan 14, 2014

  • Swedish doctors transplant wombs into nine women

    Swedish doctors transplant wombs into nine women

    The Swedish research team practices before the operations to transplant wombs at Sahlgrenska Hospital in Goteborg, Sweden. (AP-Yonhap News) STOCKHOLM (AP) ― Nine women in Sweden have successfully re...

    Jan 14, 2014

  • Hong Kong suffers in smog as pollution problems rise

    Hong Kong suffers in smog as pollution problems rise

    A general view of Hong Kong (AFP-Yonhap News) HONG KONG (AFP) ― The new year has revived old problems for Hong Kong as a murky smog blankets the usually glittering skyline, fueling complaints from l...

    Jan 13, 2014

  • Virgin Galactic spaceship makes third powered test flight

    Virgin Galactic’s SpaceShipTwo, a six-passenger, two-pilot spacecraft aiming to make the world’s first commercial suborbital spaceflights later this year, conducted its third rocket-powered test flig...

    Jan 12, 2014

  • Mars rover photos featured at U.S. museum

    Mars rover photos featured at U.S. museum

    This image provided by NASA, shows rover tracks disappearing toward the horizon in a sea of sand between the craters Endurance and Victoria on the Meridiani Plains. (AP-Yonhap News) WASHINGTON (AP) ...

    Jan 8, 2014

  • Long shots: Galaxies from 13.2b years ago

    Long shots: Galaxies from 13.2b years ago

    This undated image shows galaxies in the Abell 2744 cluster, and blue galaxies behind it, distorted and amplified by gravitational lensing. (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) ― The Hubble Space Telescope has peer...

    Jan 8, 2014

  • One-way trip to Mars? Sign me up, says Frenchwoman

    One-way trip to Mars? Sign me up, says Frenchwoman

    Mars One CEO Bas Lansdorp holds a press conference to announce the launch of astronaut selection for a Mars space mission project, in New York, on April 22. (AFP) PARIS (AFP) ― A comfortable, middle...

    Jan 8, 2014

  • Earth appears to be an oddity, astronomers say

    Earth appears to be an oddity, astronomers say

    The image of the Earth, taken by the Apollo 8 astronauts on Dec. 24, 1968. (AFP) WASHINGTON (AFP) ― Astronomers call them super-Earths, and they are abundant outside our solar system. But the more e...

    Jan 7, 2014

  • Eating nuts caused tooth decay in hunter-gatherers: study

    WASHINGTON (AFP) ― Eating nuts and acorns may have helped hunter-gatherers survive 15,000 years ago in northern Africa but the practice wreaked havoc on their teeth, researchers said Monday. Ferment...

    Jan 7, 2014

  • Vast water reservoir beneath Greenland ice

    PARIS (AFP) ― A vast store of water equivalent in area to Ireland lies beneath Greenland’s icesheet, and it may provide answers to one of the big riddles of climate change, scientists reported on Sun...

    Dec 23, 2013

  • Cat-mouse game might explain how felines got tame

    NEW YORK (AP) ― A cat-and-mouse game played out in a Chinese village some 5,300 years ago is helping scientists understand how wild felines transformed into the tame pets we know today. In fact, it ...

    Dec 17, 2013

  • Iran sends second monkey into space

    Iran sends second monkey into space

    TEHRAN (AP) ― Iran said Saturday it has successfully sent a monkey into space for a second time, part of an ambitious program aimed at manned space flight. Iran’s state TV said that the launch of th...

    Dec 15, 2013

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