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NASA's International Space Station humanoid, Robonaut, finally gets its legs
Robonaut to be unveiled 2:44
A new pair of legs means Robonaut is going mobile at the International Space Station. Now imagine base camps on the moon, Mars or beyond staffed by a team of robotic caretakers. More video
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Video Expert has 'absolute confidence' in finding Malaysian plane in ocean
An expert on underwater searches says he is sure that search teams will succeed in finding a Malaysian jetliner that has been missing since March 8, and is believed to be at the bottom of the Indian Ocean. More video
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4 new species of 'killer' sponges discovered off Pacific coast
They look like fuzzy fingers, waving gently from the depths of the ocean floor but make no mistake — they're stone cold killers. More
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- April 19: The Goldilocks Planet Apr. 18, 2014 11:35 AM This week, astronomers announced the discovery of a planet that's the most Earth-like yet - the same size and temperature as Earth - and they say there are likely more to come.
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