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• Mission to Mars: Digging for life
• Chinese astronaut meets Hong Kong
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• Green Card lottery scam sites thrive
• Apple launches iTunes for Windows
• China capitalizes on space success
• China’s space hero stays hidden
• Is your sheep stressed? Just ask it
• Roman ship sheds light on defenses
• Alleged ID theft clan on the run
• Developing ‘don’t eat me’ defenses
• Spam block lists bombed to oblivion
• New arrest in Internet attacks case
• Private space race nears its climax
• Zoo testing DNA of mystery apes
• ‘Snakehead’ fish found in Wisconsin
• Solar-cell tech turns to plastic power
• $150 for a plasma TV? A bad bet
• Short films flesh out ‘Matrix’ saga
• Typing for a good cause
• Spam-blocking lists under siege
• Man arrested in huge eBay fraud
• Turn home number into mobile one
• The China-Russia space connection
• Revisiting ‘Star Wars’ science
• Terror fallout dims rockets’ red glare
• Will high-tech save or sink future elections?
• Digital copyright rules get boost
• Dinosaur tracks found in Portugal
• New type of ancient reptile found
• Scientists count endangered gorillas
• E-mail fraudsters pose as UK bankers
• FBI eyes media records on hacker
• Arctic ice shelf breakup reported

• Alleged phone crammer sued by FTC
• Professor studies ‘playlist from hell’
• Microsoft warns of 4 new flaws
• How Romania became a center of cybercrime
• Dell unveils new line of pocket PCs
• Good news, bad news for station
• How to pack for a historic odyssey
• Security vs. archaeology in Israel
• Scientists, technologists win honors
• Hacker spoils game for software firm
• Trio wins Nobel Prize in physics
• EBay thief reveals tricks of the trade
• Segway scooters hit a snag
• Strange journey of a lunar rock
• ‘Extinct’ bug-eater found in Cuba
• Researchers clone laboratory rats
• Professor hacks into nervous system
• Robots are getting more sociable
• $150 plasma TV site faces lawsuit
• What your e-mail is bouncing back
• ‘I’m not the one they need to get’
• Beware ID theft, post offices warn
• Machines serve as spies in the sky
• Play that funky music, Game Boy
• Evolutionary champion dies at 60
• Astrobiology: Flights of fancy
• Could methane bubbles sink ships?
• Microsoft plans media player
• University sold research pigs as food
• NASA spots penguins’ hidden havens
• Russia, France sign launch deal
• Hope Diamond sparks thrills, chills
• E-spying on your mate? Watch out

• Astronauts return to earthly comforts
• DNA goes under microscope in court
• U.K. teen acquitted of hack
• Yahoo! launches anti-spam decoys
• New stereo can download music
• Brazil’s space dreams fade in limbo
• Professor studies ‘playlist from hell’
• Washington’s whiskey re-created
• The ultimate wristwatch?
• Cosmic letters on NASA’s past and future
• States ask for help on  Net sales tax
• Microsoft critic loses job over report
• Cell phones expose cheating spouses
• Impoverished Nigeria joins the space age
• Stone Age humans switched diet
• The high-tech race for Olympic gold
• Measuring the Web’s ‘diameter’
• Safety gadgets galore for the war-worried
• Pentagon launches Internet voting effort for overseas Americans
• A summer of high-tech discontent
• Worm suspect says case against him exaggerated
• Teen pleads not guilty in worm case
• War reporters push tech limits
• Gene linked to the dawn of speech
• What you don’t know can hurt kids
• Scientists reconstruct life of ‘Iceman’
• Private eye turns to ghostbusting
• E-voting flap sparks legal threats
• Airplane flight powered by laser
• Australia’s dingoes face ‘extinction’
• Squids help solve brain mysteries
• Microsoft sued for security breaches
• Prehistoric mammals made odysseys