  Gigantic, chilly Jupiter has its peers across the universe
Shining brightly in the south at nightfall this month is the planet Jupiter. Unmistakable to the naked eye, it’s the closest thing our solar system has to the giant worlds that astronomers are..
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L.A. Times
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The makers of Mosquirix announce a trial involving thousands of children in Africa. They aim to seek marketing approval as soon as 2012 and have a vaccine that reduces infections by 80% by 2025.
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Telegraph.co.uk
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Lord Drayson the Science Minister has admitted that the sacking of Professor David Nutt has caused "serious concern" among the scientific community.
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VOA News
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IndiaTimes
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IndiaTimes
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IndiaTimes
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IndiaTimes
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IndiaTimes
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TOI-Crest explores seven frontiers of the future, which broadly capture the sweep of the mind-bending change that's coming.
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