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Experimenting in the THV Weather Garden

Experimenting in the THV Weather Garden

Dr. Fred Buzen with the Arkansas School for Math and Sciences joins us this morning to test a few experiments in the THV Weather Garden.

Disgraced South Korean Cloning Scientist Convicted

Disgraced South Korean Cloning Scientist Convicted

A South Korean court has convicted disgraced cloning scientist Hwang Woo-suk in connection with his stem-cell research.

Few Pictures Of Moon, But Lots Of Good Data

Few Pictures Of Moon, But Lots Of Good Data

People who hoped to see live pictures of a spacecraft slamming into the moon may be disappointed, but NASA scientists say they're "thrilled" with this morning's lunar encounter.

NASA Telescope Discovers Giant Ring Around Saturn

NASA Telescope Discovers Giant Ring Around Saturn

NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has discovered the biggest but never-before-seen ring around the planet Saturn.

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Mesa, Ariz., Is 1,000th Signer For Climate Change

Mesa, Ariz., Is 1,000th Signer For Climate Change

SEATTLE (AP) -- Mesa, Ariz., is the 1,000th city to sign the U.S. Conference of Mayors' climate change agreement.

Trampling Blamed For Alaska Walrus Deaths

Trampling Blamed For Alaska Walrus Deaths

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- Federal scientists say trampling during a stampede likely killed 131 walruses on the northwest shore of Alaska.

Devil's Staircase Gets Greenlight In Oregon

Devil's Staircase Gets Greenlight In Oregon

GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) -- The U.S. Forest Service has endorsed designation of a new wilderness area in an area of Oregon's Coast Range known for a remote waterfall called the Devil's Staircase.

Salmon Runs To Get A Boost On The San Joaquin River

Salmon Runs To Get A Boost On The San Joaquin River

FRESNO, Calif. (AP) -- Federal officials are preparing to release the first surge of water from a Fresno-area dam to reawaken miles of the San Joaquin River and restore salmon runs that went dry in the 1940s.

China Picks First Female Astronaut Candidates

China Picks First Female Astronaut Candidates

China's military-backed space program has its first women astronaut trainees.

China Breaks Ground on Space Launch Center

China Breaks Ground on Space Launch Center

China has broken ground on its fourth space center.

Board Miffed At Medical Examiner

Board Miffed At Medical Examiner

State Crime Laboratory board members say they're irked by Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Charles Kokes' decision to let the office's national accreditation lapse.

Hubble Captures Amazing Photos In Deep Space

Hubble Captures Amazing Photos In Deep Space

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Astronomers and scientists say they're amazed by the photos from the refurbished Hubble Space Telescope.

Five Great Whites Tagged Off Massachusetts Coast

Five Great Whites Tagged Off Massachusetts Coast

BOSTON (AP) -- A total of five great white sharks have now been electronically tagged off Cape Cod, allowing experts to track their movements and learn more about their migratory habits.

Fatal Fungus Killing Bats at Alarming Rate

Fatal Fungus Killing Bats at Alarming Rate

The U.S. bat population is declining at a frightening rate due to a fungus called white nose syndrome. As Daniel Sieberg reports, researchers are struggling to solve this devastating mystery.

Shuttle Discovery Has Left The Space Station

Shuttle Discovery Has Left The Space Station

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -- Space shuttle Discovery has left the international space station.

Pacific Walrus Under Review For Endangered Listing

Pacific Walrus Under Review For Endangered Listing

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) -- A petition to list Pacific walrus as a threatened or endangered species has passed its first review.

Cash For Farmers, Push for Agricultural Improvement

Cash For Farmers, Push for Agricultural Improvement

Melissa Dunbar-Gates talks with USDA State Conservationist Kalven Force and Assistant State Conservationist Kenneth Lee about these agricultural efforts and what it means to Arkansas.

Guidelines Aimed At Protecting Endangered Bat

Guidelines Aimed At Protecting Endangered Bat

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- The Interior Department has announced guidelines for coal mining companies whose operations could impact the endangered Indiana bat.

'First Clown In Space' Has Serious Mission Goals

'First Clown In Space' Has Serious Mission Goals

The Canadian billionaire who founded Cirque du Soleil wants to turn cosmonauts into clowns when he blasts into space this month.

Newly Expanded Aerospace Technology Center at Pulaski Tech

Newly Expanded Aerospace Technology Center at Pulaski Tech

Pulaski Technical College is opening its newly expanded aerospace technology center.  It's a brand new 25-thousand square foot hanger full of new classroom space, labs, and ten airplanes.

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