LiveScience.com - When superhero Tony Stark is not dressing his Iron Man armor personally rough up villains, which is launching the U.S. Military on new gadgets to fight the War on Terror. 4
AP - A grey squirrel, twitching his bushy tail, barked a warning as another scrounged around for food. This is an ordinary spring day at Hampshire College, except that rodents of the warning was fed by amps, no acorns.
AP - pharaoh Akhenaten was not the most manly, even though it spawned at least half a dozen children. In fact, his manner was very feminine, which has baffled experts for years. And he was a bit of an egghead.
AP - The New York Botanical Garden may be better known for his displays of orchids and colorful flowers, but its researchers are about to lead a global effort to capture the DNA of thousands of species of trees around the world.
AP - the Arctic will remain on the thinning ice and the warming climate is expected to start affecting Antarctica, scientists said on Friday . clear = “todos”
SPACE.com - microbial fossils found along a rich iron river of Spain put apparent signs of how life could be preserved in minerals found on Mars. The discovery may help equip the next generation Mars Rover with the tools they need to find evidence of past life on the planet.
AFP - Prime Minister of Japan on Thursday it has asked to borrow some giant pandas from China after Ling Ling, one of the most beloved animals at Tokyo’s Ueno Zoo, died of old age this week.
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