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- Russian Space Chief Reassures U.S. Partners
Russia's space chief reassured his agency's commitment to NASA. more
Sun Oct 12 04:11am EEST
- The 100th Crewed Soyuz Flight That (Maybe) Isn't
The Sunday launch of a Russian Soyuz spacecraft will mark the 100th crewed launch. Or will it? more
Sun Oct 12 04:11am EEST
- New Video - The Garriotts: An American Space Legacy - Part 1
Private space adventurer Richard Garriott and his NASA-astronaut father, Owen, discuss their dedication to space science. more
Sun Oct 12 04:11am EEST
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Source: SPACE.com
- A financial wreck can't keep good Web developers down
Far from Wall Street, attendees of London's Future of Web Apps conference aren't panicking about the economy. Is it entrepreneur's pluck or old-fashioned naivete? more
Fri Oct 10 10:00pm EEST
- EFF: MPAA's RealDVD suit is a smoke screen
Internet-advocacy group says Hollywood is less concerned about stopping piracy than it is about preventing companies from building movie players without its permission. more
Sat Oct 11 05:39pm EEST
- Photos: Top 10 reviews of the week
Here are CNET Reviews' 10 favorite items from the past week, including the Pantech flip phone, Sony Bravia LCD TV, Acer Aspire laptop, and Canon PowerShot ultracompact. more
Sat Oct 11 04:00pm EEST
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Source: CNET News.com
- Skeleton May Be Early TB Victim
A male skeleton dated to around A.D. 302 could be one of Britain's earliest TB victims. more
Fri Sep 19 06:19pm EEST
- How 'Kilroy Was Here' Changed the World
The Kilroy character became a legend among the millions of military men and women who served during World War II. more
Fri Sep 19 06:19pm EEST
- King Tut Had Twins, But Why?
The possibility of twins for Tut also underscores the fact that conceiving twins is a common human story. more
Fri Sep 19 06:19pm EEST
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Source: LiveScience.com