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Living Fossils

These mysterious creatures exist today more or less unevolved from the forms they had hundreds of millions of years ago
By Jun 30, 2008
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Drug-Resistant Hypertension

More and more cases are turning up in which high blood pressure does not respond to conventional treatment
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Solar Freeze

A new Federal initiative has development of solar power plants slowing to a standstill
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Natural UV Rays Destroy Ozone

Scientists discover evidence that sunlight itself can contribute to atmosphere cleaning
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Martian Soil Is Alkaline

After careful analysis, the Phoenix Lander finds Mars's soil is a lot like ours
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Three Earth-like Planets Discovered

Ever-keener detection apparatus leads to the discovery of more and more planets outside our solar system
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The Search For Extraterrestrial Life: A Brief History

If (or, as some would say,_ when_) humans make contact with alien intelligence, the scientists who devote their careers to the search will be our first point of contact. Here,...