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300,000-Year-Old Hearth Discovered In Qesem Cave, Addresses Speculations On First Controlled Use of Fire

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Environmental Groups File Case against Marine Service for Allowing U.S Navy Use Sonar

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New River of Hydrogen Flowing Through Space Discovered

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Lemons Served In Restaurants Contain Microorganisms, Study Shows

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Norovirus May Be Cause For Almost 600 Sick People On Royal Caribbean Cruise (VIDEO)

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Solving A 'Massive' Star Formation Mystery

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Creating Music Videos Helps Young Cancer Patients Connect And Cope

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Mars Was Mild And Wet Long Ago; Curiosity Rover Analyzes Tell-All Rocks For 10-Year Anniversary (SLIDESHOW)

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China's Lunar Rover 'Jade Rabbit' Has Mechanical Trouble, May Die And Sign Off (VIDEO)

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Hunter-Gatherers Were Light-Eyed Dark-Skinned Hunks 7,000 Years Ago

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Grand Canyon is Less than 6 Million Years Old, Study Finds

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New Species of River Dolphin Found in Brazil

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California Drought is the Driest Period in State History

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Bickering Parents Increase Mental and Physical Health Issues in Children

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Tropical Carbon Cycle Has Become More Sensitive To Temperature Variations

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