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ALMA: Peering into the universe's past

March 9, 2014 / 7:13 PM EDT / CBS News The following script is from "ALMA" which aired on March 9, 2014. Bob Simon is the correspondent. Michael Gavshon and David Levine, producers. ALMA is the world's most powerful radio telescope, which means it deciphers wave lengths…

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Where have all the saucers flown?

Jeff Hecht is based in the Boston area where he writes factual articles about science and technology to make a living and science-fiction stories to stimulate the imagination, many of them for Nature Futures. Holding her lunch box, Lili scanned…

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Chasing History in the T-6 ‘Pilot Maker'

One snowy weekend morning in January, I was casually browsing my grandfather's World War II logbook, accompanied by a tall mug of coffee. Watching recently posted YouTube videos of F4U Corsairs being restored planted the seed of an idea. My basic…

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