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05/11/2006 Twin explosions in gigantic dusty potato crisp
05/11/2006 Austin Teen To Compete In International Science Fair
05/11/2006 Gene Linked To Rare Disease Activates Fat Breakdown
05/11/2006 Engineers Take Page Out Of Nature's Playbook
05/11/2006 Space Telescope's X-Ray Vision Reveals The Origin Of Elements In Galaxy Clusters
05/11/2006 Aspirin + Cholesterol Drugs + Blood Pressure Drugs = Less Severe Strokes
05/11/2006 Space Technology To Help Hospitals Contain Spread Of Avian Flu Infection
05/11/2006 Pursuing Dark Matter With Einstein's Lens
05/11/2006 Discovery Shuttle's Rollover to VAB Delayed
05/11/2006 Comet break-up puts on sky show
05/11/2006 Bird Flu Drama - Can It Happen?
05/11/2006 Scientists Reveal Fate Of Earth's Oceans
05/11/2006 Scientists Prove Neurons Produce Alzheimer's-linked Protein
05/11/2006 Protein Expression Holds Promise For Head And Neck Cancer Detection
05/11/2006 Selectively Blocking Inflammatory Signals May Protect Mice From Multiple Sclerosis
05/11/2006 New Capture Scenario Explains Origin Of Neptune's Oddball Moon Triton
05/11/2006 Talk with Moon Men
05/11/2006 Race the Red Planet Production Begins on Mars Mission Mini-Series
05/11/2006 See the World Through the Eyes of a Baby
05/11/2006 In 2021 You'll Grow a New Heart
05/11/2006 Blueprinting The Human Brain!
05/11/2006 Brutal lives of Stone Age Britons
05/11/2006 Award for Peru's wildlife pioneer
05/11/2006 How Drug Binds To Neurons To Stop Drunken Symptoms Of Alcohol
05/11/2006 American Football Association Seeks Support For American Inventor TV Contestant
05/11/2006 Anti-Slip Rubber Coating Makes Dinghies Safer
05/11/2006 Scientist Humans not responsible for mammoth extinction
05/11/2006 10M Prize for Hydrogen Fuel Technology
05/11/2006 Court allows Galileo name for satellite
05/11/2006 Tiny tags trace dragonfly paths
05/11/2006 Bounty Fishing Helping Save Salmon
05/11/2006 Titan in motion
05/11/2006 Humans cleared of killing off woolly mammoths
05/11/2006 Climate change blamed for mammoths' extinction
05/11/2006 Scientist Humans didn't kill off mammoths
05/11/2006 Perfect storm of tree pollens heightens allergies
05/11/2006 Study Suggests Climate Change Killed Off Ice Age Mammals in America
05/11/2006 Home testing kit could help identify 'hidden' caffeine in beverages
05/11/2006 Colo. Court to Decide on Lynx Protections
05/11/2006 UCSF Gets 16M Grant for Stem Cell Center
05/11/2006 Meteorite impacts on space rock theories
05/11/2006 DNA Tests Confirm Bear Was a Hybrid
05/11/2006 Bird flu vaccine trial encouraging
05/11/2006 Observatory Reopens in Fall
05/11/2006 Men Pay the Ultimate Price to Attract Women
05/11/2006 Leaving the Wild, and Rather Liking the Change
05/11/2006 Neptune's kidnap puzzle 'cracked'
05/11/2006 Surgeon Kept Heart Transplant Field Alive
05/11/2006 Brain's Darwin Machine
05/11/2006 Virulent Chlamydia Detected Largely Among Gay Men in U.S.
05/11/2006 Dragonfly migration resembles that of birds, scientists say
05/10/2006 Grants aid instruction in science
05/10/2006 25 to attend new school for sciences
05/10/2006 College Gets 16M for Stem Cell Center
05/10/2006 Caution urged over science errors
05/10/2006 Report Asia's forests face threat
05/10/2006 Our Racial Identity Affects Who We See
05/10/2006 Experiments Examine Hydrogen-production Benefits Of Clean Coal Burning
05/10/2006 Nanotechnology Shows Early Promise To Treat Cardiovascular Disease
05/10/2006 Microsoft Debuts Online Gaming Service
05/10/2006 China, India move up on a dubious list
05/10/2006 Stepped up genetic testing in Britain sparks debate
05/10/2006 Improve safety measures for drugs during pregnancy, Health Canada urged
05/10/2006 How HIV sabotages human cells
05/10/2006 House passes 10M hydrogen prize
05/10/2006 The higher the hierarchy, the greater the aggression
05/10/2006 Study provides new understanding of spontaneous hybridization
05/10/2006 SCIENCE-CHILE Radio Telescope Could Reveal Origin of Universe
05/10/2006 Home Testing Kit Could Help Identify 'Hidden' Caffeine In Beverages
05/10/2006 Monster Hurricanes Study Questions Linkage Between Severe Hurricanes And Global Warming
05/10/2006 College Freshmen At High Risk For Chlamydia Infection
05/10/2006 How Drug Binds To Neurons To Stop Drunken Symptoms Of Alcohol
05/10/2006 SCIENCE-CHILE Radio Telescope Could Reveal Origin of Universe
05/10/2006 Balancing risks of taking drugs during pregnancy
05/10/2006 Sun's Currents of Fire Slow to Record Low
05/10/2006 Perfect storm of tree pollens heightens allergies
05/10/2006 Inhaled steroids help young children breathe but do not prevent chronic asthma
05/10/2006 World's tiniest test tubes get teensiest corks
05/10/2006 Protein expression holds promise for head and neck cancer detection
05/10/2006 First high-flex knee replacement implant shaped specifically to fit woman's anatomy
05/10/2006 Minnesota losing strength in bioscience sector
05/10/2006 UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
05/10/2006 Scientist Humans didn't kill off mammoths
05/10/2006 Microbes Convert Wastewater into Useable Electricity
05/10/2006 Comet Breakup Points to Possible Meteor Shower in 2022
05/10/2006 Biotech firm Proteon gets new CEO; founder becomes chief science officer
05/10/2006 Study Haze Is Heating The Arctic
05/10/2006 Science bump highlights Georgia graduation test scores
05/10/2006 Scientist Humans not responsible for mammoth extinction
05/10/2006 Humans cleared of killing off woolly mammoths
05/10/2006 Nigeria draws itself a roadmap to the moon
05/10/2006 Berlin museum to present sunken treasures never seen before
05/10/2006 Neptune Might Have Captured Triton
05/10/2006 Hubble Confirms Nearby Cosmic Blasts Unlikely
05/10/2006 Big Meteorite Creates Big Mysteries
05/10/2006 Scientists unlock more secrets of HIV and SARS
05/10/2006 New capture scenario explains origin of Neptune's oddball moon Triton
05/10/2006 Gladstone scientists prove neurons produce Alzheimer's-linked apolipoprotein E
05/10/2006 Pollutant haze heats the Arctic
05/10/2006 Young adults happier than adolescents
05/10/2006 Wasps queue for top job
05/10/2006 Scientists reveal fate of Earth's oceans
05/10/2006 ORNL engineers take page out of nature's playbook
05/10/2006 First high-flex knee replacement implant shaped specifically to fit womanls anatomy
05/10/2006 Keeping cool in a war zone Device promises relief for desert soldiers
05/10/2006 Climate, not humans, said to have killed off mammoths
05/10/2006 Drug spending in Canada climbs to 25 B in 2005
05/10/2006 Walrus numbers in decline, Canadian scientists warn
05/10/2006 10M prize for hydrogen fuel technology
05/10/2006 Tiny tags trace dragonfly paths
05/10/2006 EPA Accused Of Ignoring Sewage Chemicals
05/10/2006 Study Air Purifiers Create Unsafe Ozone
05/10/2006 XMM-Newton Reveals Galaxy Secrets
05/10/2006 Neuron Study Could Lead To Enhanced Memory
05/10/2006 Huge Rock In Crater Of Mount St. Helens Grows 4.6 Ft. A Day
05/10/2006 Relic of ancient asteroid found
05/10/2006 Victims of rape, especially children, failed by lack of referral centres and experienced doctors
05/10/2006 Affairs of the heart matter to boys, too, sociologists find
05/10/2006 Nanotechnology shows early promise to treat cardiovascular disease
05/10/2006 Animals thrive in Cold War zone
05/10/2006 Did Bloggers Doom 'MiIII'?
05/10/2006 Unease over China research
05/10/2006 Physicians And Engineers Pool Resources To Prevent Stroke
05/10/2006 Imbalance May Trigger Advance From Fatty Liver To Liver Failure
05/10/2006 NASA Agrees To Cooperate With India On Lunar Mission
05/10/2006 Scientists Find Gene In Obese Mice That Increases Type 2 Diabetes
05/10/2006 International Treaty Designed To Restore, Protect Ozone Layer Working, Say Scientists
05/10/2006 Autistic Brains May Daydream Less
05/10/2006 National Geographic wins top Spanish award
05/10/2006 How Internet Addiction Is Affecting Lives
05/10/2006 A New View On Lyme Disease Rodents Hold The Key To Annual Risk
05/10/2006 Ghrelin A Player In Diabetes But Not Obesity?
05/10/2006 Study Finds Most Americans Have Good Vision, But 14 Million Are Visually Impaired
05/10/2006 Evolutionary Forces Explain Why Women Live Longer Than Men
05/10/2006 The Most Realistic Virtual Reality Room In The World
05/10/2006 Improvements Needed in Science Education, say Experts
05/10/2006 Wider losses for Human Genome Sciences
05/10/2006 One way trip to Mars. Would you go?
05/10/2006 Study It really does hurt to wait
05/10/2006 Score one for science
05/10/2006 Isn't it Ionic? Air Purifiers Make Smog
05/10/2006 Venus probe makes science orbit
05/10/2006 Busy roads tied to asthma in children
05/10/2006 Diabetech� Accelerates the Pace of Diabetes Clinical Trials Research with the GluCONIX? Wireless Platform
05/10/2006 Book Why the West is not the Best 10 Superiority Myths
05/10/2006 YM Biosciences completes acquisition of Eximias
05/10/2006 Foe of Endangered Species Act on Defensive Over Abramoff
05/10/2006 Seafood Firms Charged With Squid Dumping
05/10/2006 PortfolioScience Launches VolatilityWatch to Track Volatility of Crude Oil, Gold and other Crucial Assets
05/10/2006 Love of science, big prizes drive youth at Intel science fair
05/09/2006 Research Shows Drunk Monkeys Act Like Humans
05/09/2006 JRRD tipsheet Focus on stroke, Parkinson's treatment, wheelchair durability
05/09/2006 Exxon on the Verge of Passing Microsoft as Cash King
05/09/2006 Weizmann Scientists Identify Basic Principles Of Communication
05/09/2006 Scientists Study Soot In Megacity Pollution
05/09/2006 Statins May Improve Circulation In The Retina
05/09/2006 Tibet Provides Passage For Chemicals To Reach The Stratosphere
05/09/2006 'Smart' Genetic Therapy Helps The Body To Heal Itself
05/09/2006 Caribbean Leatherback Sea Turtles Stage Comeback
05/09/2006 E3 2006 Death Jr. Science Fair of Doom Screens
05/09/2006 Two Parts Vodka, a Twist of Science
05/09/2006 China reports discovery of ancient city
05/09/2006 Times changing for radio signal
05/09/2006 Women attracted to men when they see interest in children refected in their faces
05/09/2006 MIT researchers aid understanding of life's beginning
05/09/2006 E3 2006 Death Jr And The Science Fair Of Doom
05/09/2006 Marck Biosciences to expand, capture US, European markets
05/09/2006 Museum of Natural Science's rent will help renovate Hermann Park
05/09/2006 OHSU study says stem cell 'fusion' occurs in tumors
05/09/2006 Selectively blocking inflammatory signals may protect mice from MS
05/09/2006 Nature Vs Nintendo Video Games Or National Parks
05/09/2006 Study Says Stem Cell 'Fusion' Occurs In Tumors
05/09/2006 Researchers Map Links Between Size Of Hippocampus And Progression To Alzheimer's Dementia
05/09/2006 Researchers Create Non-invasive Imaging Method With Advantages Over Conventional MRI
05/09/2006 New Understanding Of Parasite Cell Structures May Provide Treatments For Serious Tropical Diseases
05/09/2006 2005 hurricanes cut fire ant population
05/09/2006 EU develops robot-like insects
05/09/2006 Molecular hydrogen found at universe edge
05/09/2006 Study Copying Nature Can Save Us Energy
05/09/2006 NASA To Help India On Lunar Mission
05/09/2006 Officials Prep for Red Tide Outbreak
05/09/2006 Dolphins call each other by name
05/09/2006 AOL Slashes 1,300 Jobs
05/09/2006 European Probe Reaches Final Orbit Around Venus
05/09/2006 Study Lesbians' brains react differently
05/09/2006 UPI NewsTrack Health and Science News
05/09/2006 Monolith may cast new light on Mesoamerica
05/09/2006 Dolphins, like humans, recognize names
05/09/2006 Do 15 Things to Live Until Age 129
05/09/2006 Sony Shows Off PlayStation 3
05/09/2006 Budget backs Australia's scientific ability
05/09/2006 Letter Yale alums snatched Geronimo's skull
05/09/2006 Monolith may cast new light on Mesoamerica
05/09/2006 Two dwarf galaxies detected in Milky Way
05/09/2006 Tax drinks to help those with mental illness, say senators
05/09/2006 Venus probe makes science orbit
05/09/2006 Less agitation in AD patients, less stress and depression in caregivers with collaborative care
05/09/2006 Study finds most Americans have good vision, but 14 million are visually impaired
05/09/2006 Increase in thyroid cancer in US attributed to improved early detection
05/09/2006 Collaborative care decreases some symptoms of dementia for patients with Alzheimer disease
05/09/2006 Impaired vision common in US
05/09/2006 K-Staters design and build a low-cost remote sensing tool for environmental studies
05/09/2006 Tibet provides passage for chemicals to reach the stratosphere
05/09/2006 Study examines impact of optional regulations on heart attack treatment
05/09/2006 Unique science teacher honored
05/09/2006 Science, math and leadership called source of FFA growth
05/09/2006 Website of the Week � GovTrack
05/09/2006 Science Groups Protest Proposed NASA Science Cuts
05/09/2006 For ship's doctor, daily challenges on the high seas
05/09/2006 Heart research turns to women
05/09/2006 Arson experts Junk science convicted man
05/09/2006 Bear Roams in Thousand Oaks
05/09/2006 Lockyer Plans Suit on Fuel Economy Rules
05/09/2006 Machu Picchu Shows Wear of Being on Must-See List
05/09/2006 Something else to hate about gasoline
05/09/2006 National Park Service Objects to Federal Drill Plan in Utah
05/09/2006 Selling It on the Mountain
05/09/2006 Environment
05/09/2006 Venus probe makes science orbit
05/09/2006 Archaeologists find Augustan head in Italy
05/09/2006 Overcrowded emergency rooms harm patients report
05/09/2006 Dolphins call each other by name study
05/09/2006 Online Flirtation Takes Dangerous Turn
05/09/2006 ASTRONOTES California Politician Seeks Display Rights on Atlantis Orbiter
05/09/2006 New understanding of parasite cell structures may provide treatments for serious tropical diseases
05/09/2006 Pediatricians fail to screen for autism, Hopkins study finds
05/09/2006 College freshmen at high risk for chlamydia infection
05/09/2006 Ghrelin A player in diabetes but not obesity?
05/09/2006 Illinois professor to address global warming at book launching
05/09/2006 Gene linked to rare disease activates fat breakdown
05/09/2006 Imbalance may trigger advance from fatty liver to liver failure
05/09/2006 Do testosterone patches help women with under-active pituitary glands?
05/09/2006 Summer sun safety
05/09/2006 Tropical depression Hurricane linked to long-term mental distress
05/09/2006 World Hypertension League calls for urgent action to get more hypertensive patients to goal
05/09/2006 M. D. Anderson Setting the benchmark in brain tumor treatment
05/09/2006 How internet addiction is affecting lives
05/09/2006 Women With Lung Cancer Have Better Lung Function Than Men
05/09/2006 Reports X Prize Sponsor May Become First Female Space Tourist
05/09/2006 NYU algorithm enhances ability to detect cancer genes
05/09/2006 Copying nature could save us energy, study shows
05/09/2006 Exubera So far no evidence available of an additional therapeutic benefit
05/09/2006 Human factors research highlights ways to improve patient safety
05/09/2006 New method confirms importance of fungi in Arctic nitrogen cycle
05/09/2006 Evolutionary forces explain why women live longer than men
05/09/2006 New dentistry curriculum will produce experienced, problem-solving team players
05/09/2006 Positive results for ACRUX's lead product in US phase 3 trial
05/09/2006 Venus Express has reached final orbit
05/09/2006 Shuttle Discovery to Leave Hangar Early
05/09/2006 India's Moon Probe to Carry Two NASA Experiments
05/09/2006 Lawsuit Filed Against Teflon Maker DuPont
05/09/2006 Big Bang Theory Obsolete? A New Theory Emerges...
05/09/2006 Explosive sting of jellyfish captured on film
05/09/2006 Iran claims right to nuclear science in US letter
05/09/2006 FedEx flights dodging thunderstorms radar time-lapse
05/09/2006 Scientists Have Identified Basic Principles of Communication
05/09/2006 Study identifies substances in grapefruit juice that interact dangerously with some drugs
05/09/2006 world-class science museum to be built
05/09/2006 Commercial component a sticking point for new health sciences complex
05/09/2006 Day trips to space
05/09/2006 When Teens Tell All
05/09/2006 Plankton blooms linked to quakes
05/09/2006 Color blindness What things look like to color blind people.
05/09/2006 When Teens Tell All Online
05/09/2006 Ion Signature Technology Announces Distribution & Support Partnership with Annatune Limited, UK
05/09/2006 Scientist discover Water "acts like a glue"
05/09/2006 1,482 science prodigies to light it up at Intel event
05/08/2006 Titan in Motion New Video of Landing on Saturn's Moon
05/08/2006 Cancer Cured!! in mice
05/08/2006 Study Shows Rapid Return To Menstruation Once Oral Contraception Stopped
05/08/2006 Sri Lanka Water Supply Still Suffers Effects Of 2004 Tsunami
05/08/2006 Genetic Insights May Explain Retinal Growth, Eye Cancer
05/08/2006 Nanotube Sandwiches Could Lead To Better Composite Materials
05/08/2006 Nanotubes Used For First Time To Send Signals To Nerve Cells
05/08/2006 What Controls Stickiness Of 'Smart' Chromosomal Glue
05/08/2006 Nanosecond-scale Release Of Stinging Jellyfish Nematocysts
05/08/2006 Newly Discovered Dendritic Cells Generate Crucial Cells Of The Immune System
05/08/2006 Science teaching gets weak diversity grade
05/08/2006 Genetic variants and breast cancer risk, genetics and suicidal behavior, and more
05/08/2006 A new view on Lyme disease Rodents hold the key to annual risk
05/08/2006 A tiny protein plays a big role in DNA repair
05/08/2006 Accelerating the internet to the speed of light
05/08/2006 12.8 million GB Hard-drive in your pocket
05/08/2006 Most Advanced Research Ship Commissioned
05/08/2006 Microsoft, Gilead Sciences, Chevron, and Automatic Data Processing
05/08/2006 A Gene That Shuts Down Your Immune System
05/08/2006 Deep sea new site for 'lawless gold rush'
05/08/2006 Freezing water at room temperature
05/08/2006 WA Science Council's future uncertain
05/08/2006 Dairy cows satisfy sweet tooth with waste chocolate
05/08/2006 Brain Response Different For Lesbians?
05/08/2006 Embryo tests 'should be widened'
05/08/2006 Professor Intelligent Design is Religion Masquerading as Science
05/08/2006 How premature babies process pain
05/08/2006 With age, exercise caution
05/08/2006 Even post-adoption, the blues can lurk
05/08/2006 The bell tolls for the future merry widow
05/08/2006 An engineer who revels in success of failure
05/08/2006 Are body's ills really all in the mind?
05/08/2006 Health & Science
05/08/2006 Gene Behind Rare Bone Disorder Is Found
05/08/2006 Replacing Heart Device Found Risky
05/08/2006 Comet Shatters Close to Earth
05/08/2006 NASA Losing First Female Commander
05/08/2006 Placebo Is Called Just as Effective as Alcoholism Drug
05/08/2006 Tomb of Early Maya Ruler Believed Found in Guatemala
05/08/2006 More Cases of Autism Reported
05/08/2006 Astronomers See Spot's Runt, Clue of Jupiter Climate Change
05/08/2006 Phenergan Rarely Used for Stomach Flu Nausea
05/08/2006 Science
05/08/2006 Another UFO Study Still No sign Of Aliens
05/08/2006 Two More Corals Become Threatened Species
05/08/2006 Oak Ridge Lab Reactor To Return To Service
05/08/2006 Androids Might Soon Become Science Fact
05/08/2006 Northstar Neuroscience's IPO gets off to good start
05/08/2006 Archeologists discover Maya tomb
05/08/2006 Islander on quake 'The bed started shaking'
05/08/2006 Score one for quantum science
05/08/2006 Science & Space
05/08/2006 How To Fight Global Warming
05/08/2006 NASA Communications Chief Resigns
05/08/2006 ACS Offers Iraq Discounted Journal Access
05/08/2006 Switchgrass Might Be Good Ethanol Source
05/08/2006 Astronomers Marvel At 'Red Spot Jr.'
05/08/2006 Man May Have Caused Prehistoric Extinction
05/08/2006 Disease-Carrying Insects Move North
05/08/2006 Polar Explorers Use Satellite Technology
05/08/2006 NASA launches lunar rocket challenge
05/08/2006 Japan solicits help with supersonic jet
05/08/2006 UK No visits from little green men
05/08/2006 Report NASA in need of new blood
05/08/2006 iTunes Can Keep The Apple
05/08/2006 Health and Science News Roundup
05/08/2006 RH 100 Europe Biosciences
05/08/2006 New Insulin-production Method Holds Promise For Diabetics, Impacts Other Fields
05/08/2006 New 'Metal Sandwich' May Break Superconductor Record, Theory Suggests
05/08/2006 Dolphins, like humans, recognize names
05/08/2006 Neurologists pan movie portrayals of comas
05/08/2006 Breakthrough Scientists used nanotubes to send signals to nerve cells
05/08/2006 US University Promotes 'Green Campus'
05/08/2006 Cutting calories slightly can reduce aging damage
05/08/2006 Study shows rapid return to menses once oral contraception stopped
05/08/2006 Diabetes research at UH 'crystalizes' with major finding
05/08/2006 12-qubits reached in quantum information quest
05/08/2006 Nanotube sandwiches could lead to better composite materials
05/08/2006 Genetic insights may explain retinal growth, eye cancer
05/08/2006 Just like us, social stress prompts hamsters to overeat, gain weight
05/08/2006 Hawaiian waters dangerous if you're a whale
05/08/2006 MIT students will sink, or graduate...
05/08/2006 ASTRONOTES Roadkill Posse Cleans Up at NASA Spaceport
05/08/2006 Nanosecond-scale release of stinging jellyfish nematocysts
05/08/2006 May 2006 story tips from Oak Ridge National Laboratory
05/08/2006 Antidepressant drug may prevent recurrence of depression in patients with diabetes
05/08/2006 Smokers seven times more likely to receive jolt from heart devices
05/08/2006 Beauty and the beholder Why pretty faces don't always help sales
05/08/2006 Wells in Sri Lanka still contaminated by tsunami
05/08/2006 Turkish School Wins Silver in Science Olympiad
05/08/2006 CMU's Reddy to be honored by National Science Board
05/08/2006 US infant mortality rate fails to improve
05/08/2006 Beauty and the beholder Why pretty faces don.t always help sales
05/08/2006 Sri Lanka water supply still suffers effects of 2004 tsunami
05/08/2006 Despite laws, many pregnant women lack HIV testing
05/08/2006 Our brand is better than their brand
05/08/2006 Nanotubes used for first time to send signals to nerve cells
05/08/2006 Extensional tectonics in Tempe Terra
05/08/2006 Children's mental health needs more funding, parents say
05/08/2006 Teens Sharing Too Much Info Online?
05/08/2006 Balancing Male Fertility And Disease Resistance
05/08/2006 Online Calculator And Chemotherapy Order Systems Reduce Medication Errors In Children
05/08/2006 Researchers Link Novel Mutated Gene To Meal Retardation And Imbalance
05/08/2006 Titan's Seas Are Sand, Cassini's Images of Saturn's Moon Show
05/08/2006 Researchers Chirping Over Discovery Of New Cricket Genus
05/08/2006 Scientists Develop Computer Program For Identifying Disease Genes
05/08/2006 Interfering RNA Silences Genes In 'Slippery' Immune Cells
05/08/2006 Astronomers Find Molecular Hydrogen At Edge Of Universe