US Elections 2016
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Yes to Mars, No to Earth? The Fate of Our Home Planet Under a Trump Presidency
With President-elect Donald Trump sitting in the White House and soon calling the shots on what’s priority or not, it’s uncertain whether we’ll see more inspiring pursuits in the realm of space exploration in the coming days.
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US Elections 2016: Facebook Might Have Been Responsible for Donald Trump's Win
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Space Policy: What Does Trump's Victory Mean for NASA, Internal Memo Released?
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Ready to Flee the US After Donald Trump's Victory? NASA Wants You to Go to Mars
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American Astronaut Aboard the International Space Station Casts His Vote for Elections 2016
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Fire Ant Outbreak: Invasive Insects Impacting Australia's Economy, Pose New Threat of Food Bowl Contamination
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Extreme Heat Wave in Africa’s Sahel Region That Killed 100 People Linked to Climate Change
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South-central US Weather: Floods May Resurface Due To Severe Weather
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Coal Train Pollution Makes People Vulnerable to Hospitalization, Asthma, Heart Disease, Study Warns
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Remote Indonesian Volcano Spews Ash, Forcing Evacuations Near Eruption
