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Astronomers solve a cosmic chicken-and-egg question: what came first - black holes or galaxies? More

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A deep-sea fish caught in the Pacific has eyes which use mirrors instead of lenses, scientists discover. More

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Astronomers reconstruct the first three-dimensional image of an exploding star, 11,000 light years away. More

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Wildlife experts in US state of California are concerned about a mysterious illness affecting pelicans from San Diego to San Francisco. More

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Tom Feilden on the lack of brains donated to science More

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More people need to donate their brains to medical research if cures for diseases like dementia are to be found, scientists say. More

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News from at at 10:20 PM on Tuesday 1/6

Geologists in Hungary have been exploring a newfound underground lake beneath the capital, Budapest. The lake system is believed to extend 25 miles (40 kilometers). More

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Saturn's true colors, baby blue stars, and an anniversary on Mars are among the week's best space images. More

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See natural treasures to be protected in three new marine monuments announced by U.S. President Bush—world's largest land crab, giant coral, and more. More

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The first infrared panorama of the Milky Way's center has revealed a previously unknown population of massive stars scattered across the turbulent zone around our galaxy's core. More

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News from at at 5:10 PM on Tuesday 1/6

Like wall-hugging geckos, tree frogs are capable of gravity-defying feats of the feet. But new research shows that the two species cling to surfaces in markedly different ways. [More] More

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News from at at 4:10 PM on Tuesday 1/6

Dense clouds shrug off cosmic monster's violent tug More

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Brain hormone helps us recognize a familiar face More

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News from at at 3:50 PM on Tuesday 1/6

The designation of nearly 200,000 square miles of pristine waters as marine monuments, including the deepest place on Earth, will be a "savings account" for the future, one conservationist says. More

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News from at at 3:50 PM on Tuesday 1/6

Asteroid debris around the remains of dead stars once like our sun show chemical signatures similar to the makeup of our solar system's terrestrial worlds, according to a new study. More

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A Texas-size asteroid may have sparked a U.S.-size landslide on ancient Mars, says a new study that hints at the origin of a mysterious red planet region. More

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News from at at 3:50 PM on Tuesday 1/6

The little-known reptile from the Galapagos fills a crucial gap in the evolution of land iguanas, scientists say. But its future may not be as rosy. More

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News from at at 12:00 PM on Tuesday 1/6

For half a century, meat producers have fed antibiotics to farm animals to increase their growth and stave off infections. Now scientists have discovered that those drugs are sprouting up in unexpected places: Vegetables such as corn, potatoes and lettuce absorb antibiotics when grown in soil fertil More

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News from at at 10:40 AM on Tuesday 1/6

The planet Jupiter must have gained mass fast during its infancy, according to astronomers. More

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World's biggest parrot colony faces growing pressures More

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