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• What's Google planning for Chrome 5?

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• IBM, FAA partner on aviation cybersecurity

• Novell wins in court; SCO eyes new fights

• eBay runs with designer fashion store

• Firefox coders propose fast-graphics deadline

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• Obama energy plan would open Atlantic and Gulf drilling

• Opinion: Rejecting nuclear power would be 'sheer folly'

• Offshore drilling: Impact on Americans

• BlackBerry can handle a Verizon iPhone

• Google blames China's 'great firewall' for outage

• Nissan Leaf electric car will cost $25,000

• U.S. nuclear plants are secure

• Google.cn: R.I.P or good riddance?

• Researcher: China pays 280K people to boost its Web image

• Oracle's Sun deal off to fast start

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• Leaf veins loopy for a reason

• First programmable quantum computer created

• Quantum computers could tackle enormous linear equations

• Minifridge makes quantum computers last

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• Science & the Public: Asia: One reason America can’t afford to jettison good teachers

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• Locust wings built for the long haul

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• Science & the Public: Medicare changes threaten access to radiation therapy

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• Science & the Public: Cash for clunkers II: Appliances

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• Sensata Technologies B.V. Announces the Issuances of Redemption Notices with Respect to its 11.25% Senior Subordinated Notes Due 2014 and a Portion of its 8% Senior Notes due 2014

• Senate Boosts Executive Presence with Strategic Hire in the Americas

• IceWEB Completes National Rollout

• IntraLinks' Solutions Now Available in Seven Languages for a Truly Global Offering

• Greenplum to Deliver 'Best of Breed' Integrated Data Cloud Solution for Global Organizations

• Big Brothers Big Sisters Chosen as Partner in Members Project, New Social Action Effort by American Express and TakePart

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• J.D. Power and Associates Reports: Touch Screens Drive Higher Satisfaction with Both Feature-Rich Smartphones and Traditional Mobile Phones

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• Large Hadron Collider Smashes Protons, Sets Record

• Bulging Mutant Trout Created: More Muscle, More Meat

• Lead "Burrito" Sarcophagus Found Near Rome

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• Hyenas' laughter signals deciphered

• Queen's University professor's chemistry discovery may revolutionize cooking oil production

• Scientists discover world's smallest superconductor

• Exotic plant takes over dunes of Southern Spain

• Possible 'superbug' status for STI

• CSHL scientists reverse Alzheimer's-like memory loss in fruit flies

• How immune cells 'sniff out' bacteria

• The forests of the Basque Autonomous Community are progressing - slowly -, according to research group

• Scorpion Venom Provides Clues to Cause, Treatment of Pancreatitis

• Study shows chocolate reduces blood pressure and risk of heart disease

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• Dinosaur Tots Were Baby-Faced

• What the iPad Really Will (and Won’t) Do

• Face-Lifts Should Include Bone Implants, Researchers Say

• Rural Ants Supersize When They Go Urban

• iPad Already Changing the Way Web Sites Are Built

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• Clouds May Hold Key to Why Early Earth Didn’t Freeze Over

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• Ashes to ashes, dust to dust: Space telescopes image remains of collapsed star

• Dinosaur skull changed shape during growth

• Chemical exposure before mid-30s may be critical in breast cancer development

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• Was a giant comet responsible for a North American catastrophe in 11,000 BC?

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• How Will American Automakers Meet New Fuel Efficiency Standards?

• New targets on vehicle emissions to be announced

• Hyena Laughter Is Serious Business

• Atomic Clocks Use Quantum Timekeeping

• Gorillas in the list: New extinction fears for central African gorillas

• Lithium-ion battery sales set to rev up thanks mainly to e-bikes and scooters

• Information-age math finds code in ancient Scottish symbols

• Obama announces drilling expansion in climate push

• Where's my genome sequence? Almost 10 years after the human genome was drafted, many genomics goals remain unrealized

• Reservations about Toxic Waste: Native American Tribes Encouraged to Turn Down Lucrative Hazardous Disposal Deals

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• Songbirds Give Clues About Vocal Learning

• Panel Finds No Wrongdoing In Climategate Review

• Additional Countries Pledge To Reduce Emissions

• LHC Research Continues Despite Minor Glitches

• President Obama To Allow Offshore Drilling in Virginia

• During Growth, Dinosaur Skull Changed Shape

• Ice Sheet Melt Identified As Trigger Of Big Freeze

• Carbon Nanostructures Can Damage Cells

• Spray Application Rate, Equipment Affect Pest Management In Greenhouse Ivy Plants

• TRMM Sees Paul's Low Headed Back to Gulf of Carpentaria

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• Scientists Say Toads Can Predict Earthquakes

• Fossil of Ant-Eating Dinosaur Discovered In China

• World's Smallest Superconductor Discovered

• NASA Mars Satellite Snaps 1st Public-Picked Photos

• House of Commons Finds No Evidence of Tampering In Climate E-mails

• Stand and Deliver Teacher Jaime Escalante Dies

• MIT Finds 'Grand Unified Theory of AI'

• Gonorrhea As the Next Superbug

• James Lovelock Suggests Suspending Democracy To Save the World

• NASA Summoned To Fix Prius Problems

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• ODU Considers Building Wind Tunnel in Danville

• Apollo 13 astronaut visits Adler Planetarium

• ESA Looks To The Moon's South Pole

• Webb Telescope NIRSpec Instrument Now at Goddard

• Rocket prepared for Soyuz space launch

• India plans to launch 10 satellites every year

• NASA Has Supplies For 4 More Space Flights

• Spacesuits, scorched heat shield, anti-gravity toilet go on auction block

• Analyst: Space tourism poised to blast off

• NASA Sets Next Shuttle Launch For April 5

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• Ted Danson: Industrial fishing is killing our oceans

• UK lawmakers take heat off 'Climategate' scientist

• Q&A: 'Climategate' explained

• Scientist: Don't blame cows for climate change

• Hadron Collider breakthrough as beams collide

• Climate change's Hail Mary

• The next frontier in athletic doping -- genes

• Climber found dead in Mount St. Helens crater

• David Epstein: El Nino's return part of weather issues hampering Games

• NASA launches Solar Dynamics Observatory

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• Will NASA ever return to the moon?

• India investigates shooting at space facility

• Space shuttle Endeavour lands

• My life as a cosmonaut

• International space station gets a 'window to the world'

• NASA extends shuttle mission by a day

• Endeavor astronauts install node on space station

• Endeavour docks with international space station

• NASA administrator concerned about potential job losses

• Endeavour set to blast off in February

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• NASA launches Solar Dynamics Observatory

• Launch of rocket with solar probe reset for Thursday

• Hubble, sky survey catch rare asteroid crash, NASA says

• Hubble peers back 13.2 billion years, finds 'primordial' galaxies

• Real life 'Avatar' moon waiting to be found, scientists say

• Scientists spot nearby 'super-Earth'

• NASA launches infrared telescope to scan entire sky

• 32 planets discovered outside solar system

• NASA's strike on moon worked, mission official says

• NASA set to crash on the moon -- twice

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RedOrbit News - Space

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• Is That Pac-man Glowing On Mimas?

• Mercury And Venus To Shine Together In April

• Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Snaps Photos Chosen By Public

• Historical Supernova Seen From A New Angle

• The Dusty Remains Of A Collapsed Star

• NASA, NOAA Celebrate 50 Years Of Weather Watching From Space

• Did A Giant Comet Cause Catastrophe In 11,000 BC?

• ISS-Bound Soyuz Launch Set For Friday

• ESA Looks To The Moon's South Pole

• Touching The Carina Nebula

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• Mars Science Laboratory Gearing Up for 2011 Launch

• Light Echoes Reveal Historic Supernova

• Brain Waves and Meditation

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Astronomy Picture of the Day RSS Feed

The Astronomy Picture of the Day is a wonderful web site that puts up a different astronomy-related picture every day. However, the site does not have an RSS feed. This page fixes that deficiency.

• Evidence Mounts for Water on the Moon

• Millions of Stars in Omega Centauri

• Unusual Starburst Galaxy NGC 1313

• Moonset Over Pleasant Bay

• M16: Pillars of Creation

• Hesiodus Sunrise Ray

• Young Moon and Sister Stars

• NGC 2442: Galaxy in Volans

• Galaxy Wars: M81 versus M82

• Reinvigorated Sun and Prominence

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