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The new railroad terminal was heralded as the "Gateway to America's Greatest City" when it opened on February 1, 1913
Science and a furnace turn glass and metallic oxides into fantastic worlds
Could a ball made of bamboo and biodegradable plastic detonate deadly landmines? Afghan designer Massoud Hassani says his device can do just that, despite the scepticism of some experts.
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A rare, genetically-diverse Tasmanian Devil has been captured in the wild and sent to join a colony of disease-free devils on Australia's mainland. Scientists hope the devil's genes will offer a new life-line to the colony's breeding program.
NASA Releases Stunning Animation of Earth at Night
Raging Polar Storm on Saturn Caught by Cassini Spacecraft
Captured World: Rare Direct Image Reveals "Super-Jupiter" Orbiting a Massive Star
Nearly Ready to Roll Again, Mars Rover Reconnoiters Next Tour
Hurricane Sandy Surges toward Northeast U.S.
Curiosity Rover Takes a Bite out of Mars
"Nanoflower" Design May Improve Solar Cells
Spiral Shell Sheds Light on Red Giant Star's Recent Convulsive History
Flowery Flow: A Fluid Dynamics "Poppy" Captures Prize
Curiosity Rover Prepares for Internal Sandblasting
Hottah Water: Curiosity Traverses an Ancient Martian Streambed
Curiosity Rover Witnesses a (Very) Partial Solar Eclipse on Mars
Touchy-Feely: Curiosity Rover Prepares to Make First Contact with Mars Rock
Sheer Survival: Extreme Strategy Helps Rare Pyrenees Plant Endure
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