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Last 10 Articles (Prior to Today) Friday, February 05 Tales Out of School New York Times - New York,NY,USA In the physical sciences, universities have contributed to the Hubble telescope, lasers, LEDs, bar codes, radar, transistors, MRI technology and numerous ... [more] Friday, February 05 Philip Treacy is a hatmaker to the stars Houston Chronicle - Houston,TX,USA And I did the meteorite headpiece Lady Gaga wore to the Grammy Awards last week. Q: So that's what Ms. Gaga was wearing! What advice can you give a woman ... [more] Friday, February 05 Pasachoff joins team of skeptics Berkshire Eagle - Pittsfield,MA,USA By Scott Stafford, Berkshire Eagle Staff WILLIAMSTOWN -- Williams College astronomy professor Jay M. Pasachoff is skeptical about many things, ... [more] Friday, February 05 "Super Earth" May Really Be New Planet Type: Super-Io National Geographic Based on previous observations, astronomers know that CoRoT-7b's surface is between 1832 and 2732 degrees Fahrenheit (1000 and 1500 degrees Celsius). .... [more] Friday, February 05 Nexus One cracked screen: How did our Google phone break? Crave It could even be that a tiny meteorite broke through the earth's magnetic shield and penetrated the Nexus One's defences. Or it could have happened entirely ... [more] Friday, February 05 NASA Pluto mission only just beginning NetworkWorld.com - Southborough,MA,USA By Michael Cooney, Network World NASA's Hubble telescope this week got some great pictures of our most distant planet Pluto, showing what space agency .... [more] Friday, February 05 NASA: Twitterers can question shuttle crew ComputerWorld - USA By Sharon Gaudin Computerworld - NASA this week said that the crew of the space shuttle Endeavour plans to take questions in space from the Twitterverse. ... [more] Friday, February 05 Scientists to exhume remains of astronomer Standard-Speaker - Hazleton,PA,USA PRAGUE - Prague City Hall says it has approved a request by Danish scientists to exhume the remains of famed Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe. .... [more] Friday, February 05 Hubble, WISE Capture Asteroid Data Aviation Week - New York,NY,USA By Staff The Hubble Space Telescope has captured an image of debris and dust in the asteroid belt that astronomers believe may be the result of a .... [more] Friday, February 05 NASA: Back-to-back shuttle, satellite launches build space buzz NetworkWorld.com - Southborough,MA,USA By Michael Cooney, Network World Blasting two significant spaceships into orbit will keep NASA engineers hopping in the next few days. ... [more]

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