Critical Discovery Highlights Weaknesses of Asteroids, Should Earth Ever Need to Destroy One
Rubble pile asteroids are like big "space cushions" that absorb and ignore impacts, recent findings from Itokawa asteroid have shown.
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Over 200 UFO Sightings This Year But They Do No Harm, Says New U.S. Government Report
A Pentagon intelligence document delivered to Congress this week details ongoing UFO investigations—over 200 sightings this year.
Air Force Pilot Takes Boy's Letter "Closer to Heaven" so Daddy Can Read it
Mac Gallegos was only 5 when his father, Army Sgt. Justin Gallegos, was killed in Afghanistan in 2009. To celebrate what would have been his 31st birthday, Mac wrote a letter to his father and wanted it to be flown as close to heaven as possible. Thanks to an Air Force pilot, he got his wish.
Afghan Girls Fight Prejudice by Practicing Martial Arts (WATCH)
These vulnerable young teens are learning about self-esteem (as well as self-defense) through the elegant art of Wushu.
Most Powerful US Nuclear Bomb Dismantled - Forever
The last of the nation's most powerful nuclear bombs has been taken apart in Texas -- a Cold War relic known as the B53.
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