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December 2004
Former Astronaut, Engineers Hope to Deflect Asteroid
US Space Agency Chief Resigns After Presiding Over Major Changes
France Inaugurates World's Tallest Bridge
Scientists Develop Promising New Tuberculosis Drug
Study of Chickens May Help Understanding of Humans
Report Says Coral Reefs Badly Deteriorating, But Recovery Possible
Scientists Find Evidence of 9,000-Year-Old Wine in China
Panel Urges NASA to Reconsider Hubble Telescope Repairs
Nations Meet to Discuss Global Climate Change
US Space Agency Says Shuttle Repair Worries Remain
Conservation Work Camps Attract International Volunteers to U.S. National Parks
Brain Imaging Could Replace, Augment Lie Detectors
November 2004
Census of Marine Life Reveals Ocean's Hidden Treasures
Singapore Strives to Become Biotechnology Center
100 Years of Electronics Made Possible by Vacuum Tube
Analysts, Scientists Speak Out On Energy and Environmental Issues
Tagging Sharks in Hopes of Uncovering Mysteries of the Ocean
Air Pollution Linked to Death Rates in 95 U.S. Cities
Researchers Share Data on How Structures Hold Up In An Earthquake
US Spacecraft to Probe Origin of Gamma Rays Far Beyond Our Galaxy
Scientists May Have Found Last Common Ancestor of Apes, Man
New National Geographic Atlas Reflects a Changing World
Scramjet Powered Aircraft Breaks Speed Record
Experimental Cervical Cancer Vaccine Shown to be 100 Percent Effective
Europe's First Moon Probe Arrives at Destination with Revolutionary Engine
Sperm Stem Cells Promise Renewed Fertility
New Global Warming Study Indicates Potentially Serious Impact for US Ecosystems
American Researcher Claims Discovery of Key to Atlantis
King Tut's Death to Be Investigated By Experts at Cairo Museum
US Space Agency Aims for New Air Speed Record
Endangered Conch Getting Recovery Help in Florida Keys
US to Test Its First Automated Space Rendezvous System
Fossil Fuel Emissions Warming Arctic Faster Than Rest of Planet
Population Reference Bureau Provides Great Demographics Tool
Earth Scientists Scan World from New York Observatory
Californians Expect to Become Leaders in Stem Cell Research
Scientists Link Antarctic Ice Melt to Decline in Food for Marine Life
Scientists Test Technology to Clean Up Washington DC River
Scientists Work to Recapture Historic Sounds from Early Recordings
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