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• Findings of Deep-Sea 'Alien' Hunt Revealed
• Big Asteroid 2011 AG5 Will Miss Earth in 2040
• Sudden Aggression in Dogs Often a Sign of Pain
• Rooftop Solar Contest Offers $10 Million Prize
• Icy Antarctica Once Ringed With Carpet of Lush Flora
• Hidden Sparkle Revealed in Renaissance Frescoes
• Gene Mutation Linked to Mysterious Brain Disease in Dogs
• Childhood Obesity & Bullying Top Health Concerns for Voters
• 3-D imaging lets brain surgeons rehearse risky procedures
• Thoughts of Death Make Only the Religious More Devout
• FBI files on famous physicist Feynman released
• Mysterious Bones May Belong to John the Baptist
• Soap bubbles may help predict hurricane paths
• Help scientists measure quakes – right in your own home
• What Feminists Really Think About Parenting
• Carnivorous Plant Catapults Ants
• Penguins' graphic sexual acts shocked researcher
• Higher Housework Burden Stresses Women
• Your distant human ancestor? He may have had a shark head
• 'Hippie chimp' genome may shed light on our dark side
• 10,000 Microbes Cornered in Map of Human Body
• Meditation May Get You Out of Mental Ruts
• Why dissonant music can strike an emotional chord
• Male spider ditches penis, gains fighting power
• Snakes' Scales Propel Them Up Tree Trunks
• Ocean's Salt Measured from Space
• Study Questioning Same-Sex Parenting Draws Fire
• The Fastest-Warming US State Is …
• Drug Boosts Body's Natural Cannabis, Eases Fear in Mice
• Morning People Are Happier Than Night Owls
• What Does a Century Do to A Genome?
• China Sub Set to Dive to Record-Breaking Depths
• Are We to Blame? Human Fingerprints on Ocean Warming Detected
• Why Being Touched Can Inflame Emotions

• Astronauts to Hold Summer Olympics in Space
• Were Neanderthals Europe's First Cave Artists?
• 'Sweet' Plant Forces Animals to Spit
• Head-Butting Reef Fish Fight Over Sex
• Carpet of lush flora once ringed icy Antarctica
• Missing Foxes Fuel Lyme Disease Spread
• Mysterious bones may belong to John the Baptist
• China Set for Historic Space Hookup
• New squat lobster species discovered off Spain
• Jesus' Birthplace May Become First Palestine World Heritage Site
• FBI Files on Famous Physicist Released
• Spanish cave paintings shown as oldest in world
• Planet Sees Second Warmest May on Record
• Help Scientists Measure Earthquakes – At Your House!
• Teen Sexting Still Rampant, Study Reveals
• Shark-Headed Human Ancestor Swam With Fishes
• Rain helps carnivorous plants catapult ants for food
• Italian Crop Circle Linked to Solar Eclipse
• Franken-Physics: Atoms Split in Two & Put Back Together
• New Secret Passages Discovered in Carlsbad Caverns
• Penguins' Explicit Sex Acts Shocked Polar Explorer
• Lack of Vitamin D May Explain Black Americans' Cancer Deaths
• Snakes' scales propel them up tree trunks
• Large eruptions could eat away at ozone layer
• How salty is the sea? With NASA's help, we're finding out
• Mammoths Wiped Out By Multiple Killers
• Galaxy Close Encounter Created Giant Gas Bridge
• What wiped out woolly mammoths? Lots of culprits
• Human Fingerprints on Ocean Warming Detected
• How our genome structure changes as we age
• Largest 'Dark Sky' Reserve Named
• Morning People Are Actually Happier Than Night Owls
• Things are looking up: New Dark Sky reserve named

• China Successfully Docks Manned Space Capsule
• 3-D Imaging Lets Brain Surgeons Rehearse
• Did Lance Try to Fly Under the Radar?
• The Science of Fatherhood: Why Dads Matter
• Arctic Expedition to Probe Climate Puzzle
• What the Amazon Looked Like Before Columbus
• Archaeologist finds oldest rock art in Australia
• Doting Dads: 6 of History's Finest Fathers
• New Crustacean Species Discovered Off Spain
• San Andreas Fault may be more hazardous than thought
• Quakes Along Section of San Andreas More Frequent Than Thought
• 'Sweet' plant's mustard bomb forces rodents to spit seeds
• Soap Bubbles Shed Light on Paths of Hurricanes
• American Mountain Lions May be Staging Comeback
• Huge Asteroid to Fly by Earth Thursday
• Franken-Physics: Atoms split in two — and put back together
• Carnivorous Plant's Rain-Powered Catapult Flips Ants for Food
• Distant Human Ancestor Had Shark Head
• New secret passages discovered in Carlsbad Caverns
• Videos Show Rare Tornado Striking Venice
• Large Eruptions Could Eat Away at Ozone Layer
• Space View of Ocean's Salt
• Violent Head-Butting Discovered in Reef Fish
• Male Spider Ditches Penis, Gains Fighting Power
• These giant reef fish bump heads — literally and violently
• MacBook Pro: Absolutely Beautiful, Crazy Fast
• Violent Head-Butting Discovered in Giant Reef Fish
• Living Stem Cells Discovered in 17-Day-Old Human Corpses
• Hey Dude, Where's My Driverless Car?
• Humans play major role in ocean warming, study confirms
• Manned Chinese submersible to seek diving depth record
• Penguins' Sex Acts Shocked Polar Explorer
• Stargazers, Rejoice! Largest 'Dark Sky' Reserve Named