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FRIDAY 3. FEBRUARY, 2012
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At the slick new Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis even the lights shining on the New York Giants and New England Patriots will be accounted for by renewable energy certificates.
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The Navid observation satellite is expected to stay in orbit for 18-months, heightening tensions with western countries.
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The eyewear connect to mobile devices and deliver panoramic, augmented-reality experiences.
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GPS tracking gives you peace of mind, and your kid a little room to grow.
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His methods for categorizing music are similar to algorithms used today by music streaming sites.
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One of the world's first solar-powered ski lifts gives "black diamond" a new meaning.
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The military played a major role in turning football from an elite college sport into an American pastime.
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A step-by-step guide to how volcanoes in the tropics could engulf northern European towns in ice.
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Measuring over 13 inches long, they were found in waters north of New Zealand.
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THURSDAY 2. FEBRUARY, 2012
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Art historians thought it was just one of dozens of replicas produced in the centuries after Leonardo's death.
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If you didn't change your password on "Change Your Password Day" yesterday, I forgive you.
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Political tensions in Egypt may have helped create the atmosphere for the latest deadly incident but it's not entirely uncommon.
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Linking a murky unknown circular artifact on the ocean floor to alien visitors is leap of faith wider than jumping the Grand Canyon.
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A swarm of robots can act together, doing stunts, avoiding obstacles, and behaving like a swarm of insects.
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Just in time for tax day, these scanners make tracking down expenses a little less mind boggling.
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Two teensy-weensy PCs offer plenty of brains, braun and options.
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For the first time we can peer through a glass window into a live brain and see the individual neurons up close.
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A strange carcass washed ashore, sparking speculation about chupacabras and demons; scientists have a more earthy solution.
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A potentially habitable alien planet that orbits a triple-star system is perfectly positioned for liquid water on its surface to exist.
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Advertisers are trying to score a touchdown with potential consumers by throwing Hail Mary's to digital devices.
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A look at the technology behind the promotion for the movie "Chronicle."
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Rather than hibernating through freezing snowstorms, nature is being awakened by the weird warmth.
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Land plants may have brought about their own demise by triggering a series of ice ages.
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Smart phones connect to a Xappr Gun for augmented-reality and shooting games.
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Airlines tank up passenger jets with used restaurant cooking oil in an effort to make travel a bit greener.
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