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Present is a key to the past, but past holds the key to the future. The sudden change in climate set the evolution process at par with extinction, resulting in the disappearance of a vast number of species. Reason? Lets find out.
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made popular Aug 31 2008
AP, Denver
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made popular Aug 25 2008
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made popular Aug 19 2008
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made popular Aug 19 2008
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AP, Los Angeles
Scientists operating the Phoenix spacecraft say the Martian soil near the north pole landing site is similar to what can be found in the Chile desert on Earth.
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Richard Branson has triggered a new space race with the launch of a high-altitude jet name White Knight Two ‘Eve’ in the US. The jet will be used for his project to...
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AP, Washington
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