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November 10, 2014

Three-man multinational space crew returns to Earth
Washington (AFP) Nov 10, 2014
A three-man multinational crew of astronauts returned to Earth Monday aboard a Russian Soyuz spacecraft, after spending 165 days working together at the International Space Station, NASA said. ISS commander, Russia's Maxim Surayev, his American colleague Reid Wiseman and German Alexander Gerst from the European Space Agency touched down at 10:58 pm Sunday (0358 GMT Monday). The three men smiled broadly from reclining chairs as medical personnel tended to them amid patches of snow on the barren s ... read more

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Lack of oxygen delayed the rise of animals on Earth

CERN discovery could be Higgs, could be another particle

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Vast geographic change may have triggered explosion of animal life

Berkeley Lab scientists ID new driver behind Arctic warming

French watchdog urges no 3D for under sixes

Putting batteries in a kidsafe coat of armor

NASA wants to put Lytro cameras in their probes

Dark matter may be massive

EIAST and AUS launch UAE's first CubeSat Mission Nayif-1

Poland to buy armed drones amid Ukraine crisis

ADS boosts EO portfolio with the addition of DMC Data

India votes against U.N. draft resolution on nuke pact

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Gilat and HISPASAT Enhance VNO Activity

ISS Agency Heads Issue Joint Statement

Five nuclear engineers murdered near Damascus: monitor

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