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Paleontologists have had a good year, bringing a slew of new dinosaurs to the books.
— Popular Mechanics
Below its icy crust, Europa is believed to host a global ocean up to a hundred miles deep.
— National Geographic News
A cranky ghost in the kitchen was recorded during one team visit.
— LancasterOnline.com
The 'Geezer Bandit' was seen wearing tubes connected to an oxygen cylinder.
— BBC News
A new amphibian species can survive on land with no nostrils, lungs or legs.
— National Geographic News
A fast moving meteor lit up the night skies over most of Utah just after midnight Wednesday.
— KSL.com
Research suggests that while modern risk factors may account for the current epidemic of heart disease, the ailment predates them.
— USA Today
Heart disease patients who practice TM have almost 50% lower rates of heart attacks, stroke and deaths.
— LA Times
The court was told man's disorder meant he was not in control of his actions when he strangled his partner of 40 years.
— BBC News
Ravens have feelings, too, at least judging from an eerie scene Tuesday morning on Minnie Street in east Fairbanks.
— Newsminer.com
Some bugs can recognize human faces, count and categorize, studies say.
— Discovery
A family thought there was nothing to worry about as they drove through a South African safari park.
— The Telegraph
System gives browsers a "time-travel" mode, allowing users to find web pages from particular dates and times.
— New Scientist
The new blockbuster movie "2012" is exciting and fun ... but is it based on anything close to reality?
— American Chronicle
Body inside ancient linen 'levitated' while leaving image.
— WorldNetDaily
Something big is out there beyond the visible edge of our universe.
— New Scientist
Why this giant animal suddenly went extinct some 10,600 years ago had remained a mystery.
— BBC News
Tool renders the visual effects of cloaking mechanism and its imperfections.
— Science Daily
The best seats are in Asia, but North American observers should be treated to an above average performance.
— Space.com
Scientists give many reasons not to worry about predictions based on the Mayan calendar that the world will end in three years.
— NY Times
A look at how the latest "end of the world" prediction mirrors fears from the past.
— The Paranormal Pastor
Nick Redfern details two cases of potentially paranormal Bigfoot encounters in Texas.
— Mania.com
Massive wave of jellyfish causing major problems for Japanese fishing industry.
— PhysOrg.com
Contrasting how the new alien invasion TV series may play out in real life.
— UFO Digest
An examination of a disturbing trend amongst recent paranormal films.
— Daily Grail
Thirty years ago forester Bob Taylor had a remarkable encounter with a UFO, which purportedly left physical traces. Related video: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
— West Lothian Courier
Finding could mean drinking water, rocket fuel, more for future lunar camps.
— Space.com
What is the real science behind "2012"? Discovery News asks experts to get to the bottom of the doomsday hype.
— Discovery News
A series of photos taken over Yuma, AZ, show what some believe to be evidence of chemical spraying.
— Phantoms & Monsters
Researcher suggests that water was not part of the Earth's initial inventory but may have come from ice-covered asteroids.
— Science Daily