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Saturn V A behemoth rocket to reach the moon NASA 
The study could explain why some couples end up together for example Nicholas Sarkozy, the French President and his wife Carla Bruni-Sarkozy.
The magnet core of the world's largest superconducting solenoid magnet at the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva. Scientists at Cern said the machine will not reach full capacity until 2013
The new spacecraft will use payload items held in reserve
In the future, our recommended dietary intake may be dictated by our genetic makeup
A Kenyan Masai farmer stands next to his three cows exhausted by lack of nutrition near Kajiado, south of Nairobi. A NOAA environmental satellite was launched in February (below). Its images will be used in an index that helps determine payouts for climate insurance. Antony Njuguana/Reuters/File
Fragments of ancient moa eggshells. Eggshells are surprisingly good at protecting ancient DNA, and are often found at archaeological sites. Credit: University of Otago
Artist’s representation showing outflow from a supermassive black hole inside the middle of a galaxy. (Credit: NASA/CXC/M. Weiss)
The wiring diagram of connections between neurons and the interscutularis muscle of a mouse ear. Credit: Lu et al., 2009 PLoS Biology: The Interscutularis Connectome
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Cryptographers Warn About Security Dangers in the Cloud at RSA -- Redmond Magazine (Microsoft IT Community News)
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Dither no more (Image: Adam Hart-Davis/SPL)
Graphic of HM Cancri. (Credit: Image courtesy of University of Warwick)
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The best drink for keeping the pounds off was red wine, but all four types of tipple included in the study -- red or white wine, beer and spirits -- showed similar results. Getty Images
California, USA --- Rock Formations in Mono Lake. (Micha Pawlitzki/Corbis)
Pushing the Limits of Physics Exceeding the speed of light opens one up to all kinds of theoretical problems, but two Austrian researchers claim there's no reason we can't build a computer that processes information at superluminal speeds. 
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Forming a double helix prevents the RNA from going round in circles
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A new study finds that seeing the letter A before an exam can improve a student's exam result while exposure to the letter F may make a student more likely to fail. (Credit: iStockphoto/Stacey Newman)
Military Amputees Brian Frasure, a clinical prosthetist and world-class athlete, speaks to the audience on the last day of the Military Amputees Advances Skills Training workshop at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Sgt. Sara Wood/U.S. Army 
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Photo: Could you go on ice now and be revived around 2050? iStockphoto
The Oasis of the Seas off Fort Lauderdale, Fla., one recent evening.
Professor Brian Cox is helping us understand the solar system.
Eating a high-fat diet around conception increases the odds of giving birth to a boy, while low fat consumption with periods of long fasts favours girls Photo: PHOTOLIBRARY 
The new long-range Taser rifle, which can immobilise a suspect for 20 seconds from 100ft away, with an X26 pistol mounted beneath it.
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Until now, infrared germanium lasers required expensive cryogenic cooling systems to operate (Source: iStockphoto)
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The IUCN lists west African giraffes as an endangered species. Conservationists say the rate of new species is slower than diversity loss. Photograph: Graeme Robertson
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Professor Hanoch Gutfreund points to the manuscript of Einstein's theory of general relativity. RONEN ZVULUN/REUTERS
This ancient willow tree is the epicenter of the Na'vi people.