Mars will cozy up to the biggest, brightest full moon of 2010 Friday night, creating a celestial spectacle that "will jump out at you for sure," one astronomer says.
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How to Survive Without Sex for 50 Million Years? Dry Up
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Scientists have finally solved the mystery of how one tiny creature has flourished for up to 50 million years without sex: it dries up.
Groundhog Day 2010 & Punxsutawney Phil: Facts Behind Forecast
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With ancient origins and modern media smarts, "immortal" rodent Punxsutawney Phil rules Groundhog Day 2010. Get the surprising facts behind winter's wackiest weather prediction.
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On Groundhog Day 2010, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow—and six more weeks of winter, according to tradition. Get surprising facts behind the wacky weather prediction.