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2.www.nature.com2270000
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4.ieeexplore.ieee.org1850000
5.www.springerlink.com1740000
6.www.uni-protokolle.de1710000
7.www.elsevier.com1540000
8.www.space.com1330000
9.www.futura-sciences.com1170000
10.www.yoreparo.com1040000
11.www.sur-la-toile.com841000
12.www.neumann-haz.hu841000
13.www.osti.gov793000
14.www.goethe.de760000
15.www.sciencemag.org727000
16.innovations-report.de724000
17.www.nkj.ru706000
18.setiathome.berkeley.edu699000
19.www.physorg.com664000
20.www.pnas.org649000
21.www.chemieonline.de649000
22.www.sciencedirect.com631000
23.www.sciencedaily.com620000
24.www.mathworks.com593000
25.research.microsoft.com547000
26.www.bls.gov537000
27.www.newscientist.com528000
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29.babelfish.altavista.com512000
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31.www.techno-science.net484000
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34.www.sciam.com449000
35.www.insee.fr449000
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37.www.rsc.org435000
38.www.inegi.gob.mx428000
39.www.timeanddate.com427000
40.www.hausarbeiten.de420000
41.www.slac.stanford.edu405000
42.news.nationalgeographic.com355000
43.www.123recht.net353000
44.repec.org349000
45.www.audioasylum.com345000
46.www.chemie.de334000
47.www.esa.int332000
48.www.nationmaster.com330000
49.www.eurekalert.org325000
50.citeseer.ist.psu.edu322000
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Shuttle Lands, Clearing Skies for Pentagon
The landing of the space shuttle Atlantis cleared the way for an urgent operation by the Department of Defense to shoot down a failed spy satellite.
nytimes.com
Observatory: Prevalence of Bacteria in Making Snowflakes Is Seen as Widespread
Scientists have known about bacteria’s role in ice nucleation for 40 years, but not how common it is.
nytimes.com
Clouds delay shuttle's return
NASA skipped the first opportunity to bring the space shuttle Endeavour back to Earth today because of clouds around the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.
news.com.au
Colombia volcano eruption forces thousands from homes
Authorities fear full-scale eruption as country's highest volcano begins spewing hot ash after month of rumbling
guardian.co.uk
Mechanical squirrels, robot lizards jump into research
AMHERST, Mass. (AP) -- One gray squirrel, its bushy tail twitching, barked a warning as another scrounged for food nearby. It was an ordinary spring day at Hampshire College, except that the rodent issuing the warning was powered by amps, not acorns....
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