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MSNBC: Science
Friday th 20th of December 2013
Do the (artificial) worm: Simulated organism makes first wriggles
- 20:30
Florida sees record 803 manatee deaths; red tide blamed
- 19:00
Damaged reefs show resiliency in Cayman Islands study
- 18:02
The human challenge: Continuing civilization indefinitely
- 17:31
Real-life 'Gravity'? Drama builds over spacewalks to fix space station
- 17:30
Rugged Mars terrain chewing up Curiosity's wheels; inspection set
- 16:33
'Planet traps' may halt death march of super-hot gas giants
- 14:31
Don't forget about the Ursid meteor shower -- it peaks this weekend
- 14:01
Japan's Kirobo robot chats with astronaut in space for first time
- 13:30
6 million years ago, Mediterranean was a mile-high salt field
- 13:00
NASA re-creates iconic Apollo 8 'Earthrise' 45 years later
- 12:05
Thursday th 19th of December 2013
Holiday calendar: Japan's baby island is here to stay
- 21:00
John Lennon, 9 others honored with Mercury craters
- 20:30
Reactivated NASA asteroid-hunting probe takes first photos in 2.5 years
- 19:00
Volume of otherworldly seas on Saturn moon Titan calculated
- 18:30
Hey man, this is why those 'hippie chimp' bonobos are so laid back
- 16:00
Worth the weight: New technique measures mass of alien planets
- 15:30
Extinct giant moa bird wasn't so giant after all, new study finds
- 14:30
Scientists storm ahead and create volcanic lightning in lab
- 13:30
How Halley's comet is linked to a famine 1,500 years ago
- 13:00
Liftoff! European spacecraft begins mission to map 1 billion stars
- 12:30
Wednesday th 18th of December 2013
Holiday calendar: Red and green lights glow in space
- 22:30
Snorkels in space: American astronauts prep for urgent spacewalk repairs
- 18:40
Deepest earthquakes may be best at dissipating energy
- 18:40
'Chorus waves' build the need for speed in Earth's radiation belts
- 17:40
Winter solstice: The sun stands still on Saturday
- 16:40
It was a tremendous crash: Image shows moon's newest crater
- 15:40
Mountains crumbled when Earth cooled, researchers find
- 15:10
Take a look outside and watch Jupiter and moon meet up
- 14:40
Antarctica ice may be hiding some other 'ice' -- diamonds
- 14:10
Sex and the Siberian Neanderthal: Incest and inter-species action
- 13:40
Long-lost Dutch 'rock' is actually a very rare meteorite
- 13:11
Lasers could help protect polar bear dens from oil drilling
- 13:11
The writing's on the wall in medieval crypt that holds 7 male mummies
- 12:41
It's a trap! Micro monster takes Olympus BioScapes photo prize
- 11:57
China eyes collection of lunar samples in 2017
- 11:57
Monkey launched into space returns home, Iran officials say
- 11:57
Spacewalk or supply ship? NASA faces choice on space station repair
- 11:57
Bones show cats hunted Chinese village's rodents 5,300 years ago
- 11:57
Grave suggests Neanderthals intentionally buried their dead
- 11:57
It all adds up: Remote islanders invented binary number system
- 11:56
Views of stunning Geminid meteor shower wow skywatchers
- 11:56
Emperor penguins do the wave to keep warm
- 11:56
Holiday calendar: Where the snow shows in the Middle East
- 11:56
Fossil turns back the human hands of time for tool use 500,000 years
- 11:56
Megafloods may have carved canyons on both Earth and Mars
- 11:56
EMBARGO 11 am ET 12/17: Crop yields plateau as demand for food soars, study says
- 11:56
Crop yields plateau as demand for food soars, study says
- 11:56
On the East Coast? Watch for Cygnus spacecraft launch Thursday night
- 11:56
Don't look back: Sharks likely to approach humans from behind
- 11:56
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