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Cosmic Log: Poring over Mars pictures

Jupiter to play peekaboo with its moons

Supply ship docks to space station

Jupiter's moon scarred by icy poles

Environment

Subway cars find new life on ocean floor

Thousands flee derailment, acid leak

Experts list warming, impacts ties

'Green Grand Prix' includes wood-fueled truck

Latest global warming factor: Obesity

Innovation

Fastest swimsuit causes more waves

A modern twist on an ancient shoe

Robotic suit could usher in super soldier era

Mysteries of the universe

Rebuilding wetlands: Do hurricanes help?

Tiny shells may be world’s oldest beads

Can evolution make things less complex?

Olive branch solves a Bronze Age mystery

Artificial muscles get a makeover

Cosmic Log

Poring over Mars pictures

Science editor Alan Boyle's blog: Can the lost Mars Polar Lander be found? Check out fresh imagery of the landing area and see other stunners from the Red Planet.

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What is the name of the bird who needs a bionic beak?

Plus: In what U.S. city have tiny earthquakes been rumbling for weeks? Take the quiz.

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