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The LADEE Spacecraft was launched on September 6, 2013.

NASA Lunar Mission Ends After Planned Spacecraft Crash into the Moon

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Early Friday morning between approximately 12:30 a.m. and 1:22 a.m. EST, the LADEE spacecraft, as planned, crashed into the moon at 3,600 miles per hour, officially

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The Ubinas volcano in Peru is one of the most active volcanoes in the country.
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Peru Ubinas Volcano Eruption in South America Forces Evacuation of Thousands
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Wildfires Increase in Intensity and Frequency in the American West: Climate Change to Blame
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NASA SDO Uncovers Mysterious Depths of Sun's Interior with Bright Points in Corona

The NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) can track bright points in the solar atmosphere and magnetic signatures on our star's surface to reveal a

Soon enough, all it will take is the press of a button to have marijuana at your fingertips.
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New Marijuana Vending Machines in Colorado Serve Medical Patients

What used to dispense snacks, drinks, and candy will now also provide marijuana. The Tranzbyte Corporation's "ZaZZZ" machine was showcased at a

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Alternative ID Methods Needed to Lower Risk to Endangered and Threatened Species

As the climate continues to change, it's more important than ever to assess the status of threatened species across the globe. Now, researchers are

A day at the spa can do wonders for your muscle aches and pains.
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Blood Flow and Muscle Soreness Improve with Massage Therapy

Muscle tightness can cause soreness, stress, and poor blood flow throughout the body. It's important to take care of these tissues, especially after

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First Example of Female Penis Discovered in Insect that has Sex for Up to 70 Hours

A little-known cave insect has called into question about what it means to be female. It turns out that this insect has a rather unusual sex life and

Couples Sleeping Position Provides Insight into Quality of Relationship
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Couples' Sleeping Position Provides Insight into Quality of Relationship

The position couples sleep in says a lot about their romantic relationships, according to a new finding.

Herbal supplements and vitamins with a complete breakfast.
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Herb Supplements Are an Important Complementary Form of Medicine in the United States

Per a report that will be published today by the National Health Care Surveys (NHCS), nearly 18% of Americans took herbal supplements in 2012, making

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Can Science Eliminate Extreme Poverty?

Science has often come to the rescue when it comes to the world’s big problems, be it the Green Revolution that helped avoid mass starvation or the

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French Parliament Bans Cultivation of GM Maize

France's lower house of parliament adopted a law on Tuesday prohibiting the cultivation of any variety of genetically modified maize, saying it posed

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Concussions Among Teen may Increase their Risk of Suicide

Though previous studies have shown that concussions can hinder cognitive function, recent research shows that they can also increase suicidal

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La Brea Bee Fossils Offer Clues about the Ice Age

A recent analysis of rare leafcutter-bee fossils excavated from the Rancho La Brea Tar Pits in Southern California provides a glimpse into the

Increased Time on Facebook Negatively Affects Women's Body Image
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Increased Time on Facebook Negatively Affects Women's Body Image

A recent study reviewed the effects of Facebook use on women and found this networking site erodes overall wellbeing as women tend to develop negative

Higher Intake of Coffee Lowers Risk of Developing Liver Cancer
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Higher Intake of Coffee Lowers Risk of Developing Liver Cancer

Over the recent years, coffee has been widely hyped for its health benefits. Adding weight to this, a new study links higher consumption of coffee to

Some nanoparticles commonly added to consumer products can significantly damage DNA.
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Some of the Nanoparticles Commonly Added to Many Products May Pose Big Risk to DNA

Some nanoparticles commonly added to consumer products can significantly damage DNA.

Rare Condition Leaves Woman with 50 Orgasms a Day and Asked to Abstain From Sex
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Stop Faking Orgasm! Sexual Partner knows if you’re Really Satisfied- Study

Next time you think your boosting your partner's ego by faking an orgasm, then think again! As a new study proves that your sexual partner knows

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Explainer: What is the Heartbleed Security Hole and Should You Change Your Password?

If you’re struggling to understand the deluge of information about the Heartbleed vulnerability, you’re not alone. Some reports tell us to change

Finding It Difficult to Make a Purchase? Try Creating Some Distance From the Problem
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Procrastination: It's in the Genes

Don't blame lack of concentration just on laziness or impulsivity. Realize that your genes probably played a role somewhere in the mix.

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Objects with sizes in the nanometer range, such as the molecular building blocks of living cells or nanotechnological devices, are continuously exposed to random collisions with surrounding molecules. In such fluctuating environments the fundamental laws

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