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Week in science: Donner Party cannibalism in question | JPL satellites eye Iceland volcano chain | Striking images from Saturn

Posted on April 16, 2010 by Evelyn Barge

>>THINK A bone to pick: Was the Donner Party’s legendary cannibalism just a myth? A new study of the bones found at the Donner’s campsite in California’s Sierra Nevadas suggests the snowbound pioneers may not have eaten each other after … Continue reading →

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The week in science: Space station rendezvous, a WISE-eyed beauty and bullets of sound

Posted on April 9, 2010 by Evelyn Barge

>>THINK Space shuttle Discovery docked at the International Space Station early Wednesday, after a rare antenna breakdown that knocked out radar tracking. Today, a pair of astronauts completed a spacewalk to disconnect an old, empty ammonia tank outside the station, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Caltech, Discovery, earthquake, International Space Station, JPL, meteor, NASA, photos, roundup, science, space shuttle, USGS, WISE | Leave a comment

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Week in science: Donner Party cannibalism in question | JPL satellites eye Iceland volcano chain | Striking images from Saturn

The week in science: Space station rendezvous, a WISE-eyed beauty and bullets of sound

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