Science
Meteor-broken windows in Russian city being fixed
Russian city reports more than half of meteor-broken windows have been replaced
Fewer bees in US a threat to world's almond supply
Fewer healthy bees threaten world's supply of almonds that come from California orchards
Russia, Kazakhstan may manage space base together
Russia may surrender lease on some Baikonur space facilities, manage them with Kazakhstan
Brown-and-white whistling owl ID'd as new species
Small brown-and-white owl with whistling song identified as new species in Indonesia
Study: Fish in drug-tainted water suffer reaction
Study: Anti-anxiety drug in water makes fish hyper, aggressive; environmental effects feared
Russian region begins recovery from meteor fall
City of broken glass: Russian region labors to replace acres of windows smashed in meteor fall
Bright streak of light reported over Calif.
On heels of Russia meteor explosion, San Francisco Bay area residents report fireball sighting
Wisconsin scientists help search for alien life
University of Wisconsin-Madison scientists are helping search for alien life forms
Cuba, too, reports powerful meteorite explosion
Cuban media report meteorite explosion this week akin to Russia's, but no damage reported
City of broken glass: Russian region labors to replace acres of windows smashed in meteor fall
AP PHOTOS: Meteor explodes over Russia
AP PHOTOS: Meteor explodes over Russia's Ural Mountains
Meteor explodes over Russia, 1,100 injured
Meteor explodes over Russia's Ural Mountains; 1,100 injured as shock wave blasts out windows
NWS: New tool confirmed Miss. tornado
Officials say new technology helped them confirm Miss. tornado Sunday, may have saved lives
Space oddities come to Earth
Geoff Chester, spokesman for the Naval Observatory
Watch as asteroid passes over Earth
An asteroid is headed towards Earth -- and while astronomers say we're not in any danger, we won't have a good view from North America to see the asteroid pass over the planet.
THE RESET: GOP using Senate math to block Hagel
THE RESET: GOP deploying stalling tactics to obstruct Hagel confirmation as Pentagon chief
Asteroid striking Earth is 'like a bullet hitting a bullet'
Richard Berendzen, director of NASA's Space Grant Consortium for D.C., says there's no chance an asteroid could catch astronomers off guard.
Meteor falls in Russia, video follows
A meteor roared across the sky in Russia, in an area about 930 miles east of Moscow.



