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Mars ’flying saucer’ splashes down after NASA test
LOS ANGELES - A saucer-shaped NASA vehicle launched by balloon high into Earth's atmosphere splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on Saturday, completing a mostly successful test on Saturday of...
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U.S. Astronauts Lose Bet and Their Hair Over World Cup Game
Two NASA astronauts serving on the International Space Station lost a bet over the World Cup game between Germany and the U.S. They also lost their hair with Germany's 1-0 win on Thursday. U.S....
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Dr. Yury Kronn, leading authority in subtle energy, renowned physicist, author, theoretician, inventor, and chief scientist of Research & Science division of Vital Force Technology, is presenting...
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Nasa launches a saucer-shaped vehicle by balloon high into the Earth's atmosphere on Saturday. The saucer splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after completing a successful test of technology that could...
View ArticleMars 'Flying Saucer' Splashes Down After NASA Test
Mars 'flying saucer' vehicle splashes down after NASA test in Earth's atmosphere Reported by ABCNews.com 16 hours ago.
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Scientists Have Figured Out An Age-Old Mystery About Rivers
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Stuart Stevens wrote the satirical book, "Scorched Earth," in 1994. In 2014, he practically lived it. Reported by Politico 13 hours ago.
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Almost everything you ever wanted to know about ancient volcanoes
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What It's Like on the World's Deadliest Island
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View ArticleA lightning bolt from above: Astronaut captures storm over Texas as...
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The Bonneville Salt Flats Receive New Salt
It may sound a bit funny to some, but the Bonneville Salt Flats need some replenishment from time to time. The most iconic place on Earth for land speed record setting and breaking on both the...
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Astronaut Reid Wiseman recorded the incredible footage from the ISSIt shows a storm raging over the city of Houston from low earth orbitThe lightning flashes Reported by CapitalBay 12 hours ago.
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America's Crumbling Infrastructure: Bridging The Gap
For a country where everyone drives, America has shoddy roads The Pulaski Skyway is a bridge of beauty, a lattice of steel held high above the river that separates Newark from Jersey City. It is also...
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Why America's Highway Infrastructure Is So Bad
For a country where everyone drives, America has shoddy roads. The Pulaski Skyway is a bridge of beauty, a lattice of steel held high above the river that separates Newark from Jersey City. It is also...
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NASA launched a saucer-shaped craft by balloon into Earth's atmosphere that splashed down in the Pacific Ocean. Reported by CNN.com 10 hours ago.
View ArticleNASA to launch global warming satellite after loss
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Five years after a NASA satellite to track carbon dioxide plunged into the ocean after liftoff, the space agency is launching a carbon copy — this time on a different rocket. NASA...
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