James Webb Space Telescope may succeed in doing what Hubble couldn't: Find evidence of alien life The construction of the James Webb Space Telescope, the successor to Hubble, is proceeding smoothly. The new telescope may be the first to finally answer the question regarding the possibility of existence of alien life. by Alex Saltarin
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Healthy Living/Wellness Genetic testing of embryos can prevent fatal diseases but ethical questions remain by Alex Saltarin
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Science Star Trek's William Shatner to NASA: What's the truth behind Mars 'jelly doughnut' rock? by Alex Saltarin
Science Discovery of 4600 year old step pyramid with remains of buried children stuns archaeologists by Alex Saltarin
Defense 'Chameleon of the sea' cuttlefish can teach us a thing or two about camouflage by Alex Saltarin