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• Ice Age footprints reveal life 20,000 years ago
• Japan space agency may develop space suit
• Gorillas go through menopause, too
• Evolution debate moving to new battlegrounds
• Pluto probe set for unprecedented mission
• Rocket damage puts a dent in SpaceX plans
• Ancient civilization unearthed in Syria
• Scientists dissect Mona Lisa’s smile
• Planets may be forming near sun-like star
• China to start manned lunar program in 2017
• Cell phones go special interest
• Nice, soft landing sought for space probe
• Scientists list 595 sites for species protection
• Ariz. town will go wall-to-wall wireless
• Verizon wins bans against cell solicitations
• Sony BMG offers another security fix for CDs
• Wireless camera can be hurled into danger
• Public database sheds light on spy satellites
• Think your PC is safe online? Think again
• U.S. museum artifacts in danger, group warns
• Ads in games can be persuasive, study shows
• Blankets engineered to help disaster victims
• European robotics researchers lend a hand
• China wants mobile phone users to register
• Mercury astronaut’s ashes going to space
• IRS warns against tax refund 'phish' scam
• New Orleans launches free Wi-Fi service
• Texas Instruments offers new mobile chip
• SpaceX’s first launch delayed again
• The sky's limit
• Nano-based, spray-on, bomb-proof
• Have you been a target of a phishing scam?
• Can't get there from here
• China aims to put man on moon in 15 years

• Solar handbag powers all your gadgets
• U. of Calif. to keep running Los Alamos lab
• Scientists find a ‘sweet tooth’ in the brain
• Readers weigh in on intelligent design ruling
• Elusive woodpecker draws birders to Arkansas
• Web sites let users send e-mail to future
• 12 days of video gaming
• High-tech toilet maker aims for splash
• Mobile e-mail firm sues Microsoft
• Georgia evolution stickers are back in court
• National Cathedral gets offspring of ancient tree
• Oldest Maya mural wows archaeologists
• California not ready for tsunami, study warns
• Scientists watch for birth of a new sea
• Electronic Arts to buy mobile game provider
• ‘BlastWrap’ aims to contain bomb damage
• Xbox 360 beats PlayStation 3 to Japan stores
• Gold treatment helps ailing lion
• Doubts arise about Japan asteroid mission
• Scientists tout new discoveries from Titanic
• Homeschooled teen wins top science honor
• Court rejects Illinois law restricting game sales
• Yup, the military did jam up your garage door
• Interactive mobile TV test is underway
• University cancels class on creationist ‘myths’
• Scientists add new twists to Titan’s tale
• Possible miniature solar system discovered
• Prehistoric settlements uncovered in Greece
• Pro-evolution site sued over public funding
• What do you think about the judge's ruling?
• Live vote: Are you ready for a ride in zero-G?
• Vote: What do you think about ads in games?
• Vote: Have video games gone too far?

• Can your dryer help avoid a blackout?
• Christmas supplies headed to space station
• FTC says spam is down, but not all agree
• Judge rules against ‘intelligent design’
• Intelligent-design ruling set to be handed down
• New players advance in outer-space game
• Judges question evolution sticker ruling
• Plump penguins put on workout routine
• Video game sales fall ahead of holiday season
• Engineers fix Mars rover's robotic arm
• Regulators warn of text message stock scams
• Xbox 360 gets a soft start in Japan
• More research urged on nanoparticle risk
• The real promise of Japan's asteroid mission
• North magnetic pole heading for Siberia
• Internet-based terror attacks unlikely, FBI says
• Science ran headlong into society in 2005
• Dog’s DNA deciphered in detail
• Scientists discover new hydrothermal vents
• A better way to escape cell phone jail
• Is Bosnian hill actually an ancient pyramid?
• Cingular to launch walkie-talkie service
• New Harry Potter game aims for mass appeal
• Verizon to offer broadcast TV over cell phones
• Awards highlight best of Japanese innovation
• Video game critics take aim at cannibalism
• Probe did collect asteroid samples, Japan says
• Japan’s asteroid probe to start journey home
• The brain
• Vote: What do you think about the ruling?
• Live Vote: Top science controversies of 2005
• VIDEO: Get out of your cell phone plan
• Sony to let parents control PlayStation 3 access