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"Planet-Hunting" Telescope Broken
The Kepler spacecraft has lost the secong of four wheels that control the telescope's orientation in space.
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New Carbon Dioxide Level Unseen in Human History
The fact that CO2 levels have hit 400 ppm comes as no surprise to scientists who have watched the number steadily climb since around 1780, the start of the Industrial Revolution.
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NASA: Space Station Power System Radiator Leaking
The outpost's commander calls the situation serious, but not life-threatening.
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Frontier Fort From Revolutionary War Found In Georgia
Archaeologists say they have discovered the location of a small frontier fort that was the site of a violent Revolutionary War gunbattle.
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Solar Plane Lands In Arizona, 1st Leg Of Major Trip
The Solar Impulse -- considered the world's most-advanced sun-powered plane -- left Moffett Field in Mountain View near San Francisco just after dawn Friday.
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Shawnee Approves Google Fiber
Google Fiber offers a network that strings fiber optic lines to homes and supplies commercial strength Internet hookups at home consumer rates.
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Probe Shows Massive "Hurricane" churning on Saturn
The images were captured by the Cassini Space Probe
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Virgin Galactic Spaceship Makes 1st Powered Flight
Virgin Galactic's passenger spaceship has made its first powered test flight.
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Google's Virtual Assistant Invades Siri's Turf
Google is trying to upstage Siri, the sometimes droll assistant that answers questions and helps people manage their lives on Apple's iPhone and iPad.
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Hubble Snaps Image Of Approaching Comet
The operators of the Hubble Space Telescope say the orbiting observatory has snapped photos of an approaching comet.
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