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NASA Can't Afford Killer Asteroid Hunt

The Associated Press is reporting that NASA does not have the $1 billion in its budget to track down killer asteroids that might cause us harm. March 12, 2007

West Nile Virus Cases and Fatalities Climb in 2006

There may still be some outstanding data but it is already clear that West Nile Virus was a bigger problem in 2006 than it was in 2005 and 2004. March 5, 2007

Huge Sinkhole in Guatemala City

CBS News reports that this giant sinkhole opened up in a neighborhood in Guatemala City a couple week ago. March 5, 2007





FDA Issues Salmonella Peanut Butter Outbreak Update

The FDA has an update on the recent peanut butter recall. March 2, 2007

Saturn Images From Cassini

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has captured new views of Saturn from perspectives high above and below the planet's rings. March 2, 2007

Regrowing Human Fingers

An Associated Press story discusses new treatments using a powdered pig extract that have allowed humans to regrow fingers or parts of a finger. February 26, 2007

Chimps Make Spears and Birds Store Snacks

Chimpanzees in Senegal have been observed making wooden hunting spears according to a BBC news article. February 26, 2007

Brown Scientists to Create New 3-D X-ray System

Scientists at Brown University are developing a new technology that will allow doctors and scientists to see inside living animals and watch their bones move in 3-D as they run, fly, jump, swim and slither. February 22, 2007

Giant Hornets Invade France

The Telegraph reports that global warming has allowed a vicious giant asian hornet called Vespa velutina to spread rapidly in France. February 21, 2007

IAEA Launches New Radiation Symbol

There's a new radiation symbol in town and it shows a person running away from dangerous radioactive waves. February 17, 2007

Study Finds Dangers in Sword Swallowing

This should come as no surprise to anyone but a study reported in the British Medical Journal has found that sword swallowing can be a dangerous activity. February 16, 2007

Flu Pandemic Could Impact the Internet

DailyKos is reporting that a influenza pandemic could bring down the Internets. February 14, 2007

Diggin Dinos in St. Paul

Diggin' Dinos is a summer celebration in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Science Museum of Minnesota. February 13, 2007

Snow Continues Dumping on Upstate New York Towns

Parts of Upstate New York have seen tons over snow over the past few days -- at least eight feet of it. February 11, 2007

The World's Largest Flower

This is a photograph of world's largest flower, the Rafflesia arnoldii. February 9, 2007

Creationists Don't Want Turkana Boy Displayed

The Associated Press is reporting that a radical group of creationists is literally trying to keep Turkana Boy confined to a back room in his home at the Kenya National Museum in Nairobi. February 8, 2007

Acinetobacter Infections Harming Troops in Iraq

A story published in Wired says injured U. February 5, 2007

CDC Categorizes Flu Epidemics Like Hurricanes

The CDC is now categorizing flu epidemics as Category 1 through 5 just like hurricanes are categorized. February 1, 2007

Rare Frilled Shark Caught on Film

A rare frilled shark was recently captured on video by Japanese researchers. February 1, 2007

FDA Considering Drug Report Cards

The FDA is considering issuing drug report cards that inform the public about problems with drugs and drug side effects. January 30, 2007

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