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MIT researchers developing robotic driving companion

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Annals of science: Researchers offer the skinny on animal burps

Animals (and, yes, that includes humans) emit millions of tons of methane a year, generally via belching. Read on to find out which species are the worst offenders.

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Space agency wants volunteers to fly to Mars. Sort of.

The European Space Agency wants volunteers to take the 520-day trip to Mars. Well ok, a simulated version of the red planet voyage but you would get to go to Moscow and pretend you were on a spaceship.

| News | Science | 10/27/09 at 7:39 pm |


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Bad weather halts NASA's Mars rocket test launch

Today's scheduled launch of NASA's Ares I-X rocket was postponed today due to bad weather, and is now slated to take off tomorrow morning.

| News | Government | Science | 10/27/09 at 1:27 pm |


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