Saturn Gets Served: A mysterious object passing through Saturn's "Ring F" 
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Their study found that Tamiflu caused vomiting in some children, which can lead to dehydration and complications Photo: REUTERS
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The band of heavy precipitation indicates the intertropical convergence zone. The new findings are based on sediment cores from lakes and lagoons on Palau, Washington, Christmas and Galapagos islands. (Credit: Image courtesy of University of Washington)
Keiko in home waters. Credit: F. Ugarte/arc-pic.com
In 2008, a cargo ship was grounded off Blackpool after being hit by a freak wave.
From The Scientific American:
El Niño conditions over the Pacific Ocean have so far kept a lid on the 2009 Atlantic hurricane season, experts said in August 2009. But there's still plenty of time for a "monster" to form by season's end. Hurricane Andrew, seen above barreling toward Florida on August 24, 1992, also formed during an El Niño year. Andrew was the third most powerful hurricane to make U.S. landfall in recorded history. Photograph courtesy National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) 
From New Scientist:
Liz Steyer after breakfast with three of her four children, ages 5 to 16. Laptops and cellphones are banned during meals. Jim Wilson/The New York Times
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DIGITIZING DIRT: A global soil map could aid many areas of scientific research, including agriculture and climate modeling. ISTOCKPHOTO/ANTHONYROSENBERG
Are we alone? Scientists believed methane gas on Mars was proof of life on the planet - but now that theory could be wrong
Fossil evidence suggests that the large carnivores hunted mainly juvenile dinosaurs instead of giant herbivorous adults. (Credit: iStockphoto/David Coder)
Image: Yinghuo-1, the 110-kilogramme (242-pound) Chinese satellite.
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The space shuttle Discovery lifts off (Reuters: Scott Audette)
Some of the debris from the missing Air France flight was eventually recovered
From PC World:
Queen's University Belfast engineers Raymond Dickie (L) and Professor Robert Cahill (R) are pictured with their new filter, that for the first time, will give scientists access to a completely new range of data, leading to improved accuracy in weather forecasting. (Credit: Queen's University Belfast Media Services)
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Image: Spinning away in space (Image: David A. Aguilar (CfA)) 
The Earth is photographed, seemingly rising up from behind the Moon, by Apollo 8 crewmember Bill Anders in December 1968. Credit: NASA
Napoleon's failed 1812 invasion of Russia has long been blamed on the weather. But a new theory argues that body lice were to blame. DPA
John Mills enjoys a drink in the classic film Ice Cold in Alex (1958) 
The unmanned ships would be directed by satellite to areas with the best conditions for increasing cloud cover.
Desert Oasis: The Sahara Forest Project will use concentrating solar power to provide energy to greenhouses in the desert. Paul Wootton 
Titan Earth Moon Comparison (Image Wikipedia)
A composite image showing South Cascade glacier in Washington state (year 2000, left, 2006, right). A new study today found a sharp rise in the melt rate of three key American glaciers over the last 10-15 years. Photograph: USGS
Silver lining: The divers described the shimmering shoal as a cloud,
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Twitter Down: It's an Online Attack on One Political Blogger -- ABC News
Photo: Bell's Nobels: Steven Chu, speaking at MIT on the subject of energy innovation hubs, cited the success of Bell Laboratories at spurring invention. The inset is a slide from his talk, picturing the inventors of the transistor and the first of many Nobel Prize winners, including Chu, from Bell Labs. Credit: MIT World/Technology Review
The Martian surface is very hostile to organics say scientists
Artist concept of Kepler in space. (Credit: NASA/JPL)
