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Astronauts end second spacewalk
US and European astronauts are preparing for their second spacewalk of the current shuttle mission.
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A New Look At Blu-ray Now HD DVD Is Dead
After years of contentious battle between two competing high-definition DVD standards, Toshiba, the primary backer of HD DVD, on February 19th conceded defeat. HD DVD is dead. Long live Blu-ray.
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Queenfish: A cold war tale
The icy surface of the Arctic Ocean has remained relatively peaceful. But its depths have boiled with intrigue, no more so than in the cold war.
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Evidence Supports Earlier Date for People in North America
A scattering of human coprolites, or fossil feces, is the strongest evidence of the earliest people living in North America, archaeologists reported.
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Port Authority Plans a Web Site to Help Offset Pollution
The interstate agency is setting up a Web site where drivers and airline passengers can buy credits to offset carbon emissions created by the trips they take.
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