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NASA scientists are reporting definitive signs of liquid water on Mars' present-day surface. "This, I think, gives a focus of where we should look more closely," said Alfred S. McEwen, professor of planetary geology at the University of Arizona and investigator of high-resolution images taken on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter...

Chalk writings of the message "GO GREEK! GET RAPED!" covered the University of Colorado Boulder campus Monday. Originally intended to promote sorority rush week, someone vandalized the campus with the messages, as well as "Sorority girls have triple the probability of sexual assault...

NASA has begun the year-long isolation of 6 recruits in a dome near a barren volcano in Hawaii to simulate life on Mars. The dome, located on the northern slope of Mauna Loa, measures 36 feet in diameter and 20 feet in height. It will have no fresh air, fresh food, or privacy, and if the recruits have to explore outside the dome, they will have to wear a space suit...

Don't dust off your old DVD of Armageddon and start blasting Aerosmith just yet. Turns out reports that an asteroid is hurdling towards Earth are, in fact, false.

Say what you want about "Global Warming," but it is a fact that our weather is getting hotter each year. Could this be a trend or just a thing?

NASA is launching five Earth satellite missions this year. Researchers in CSU's Department of Atmospheric Science , CIRA – the Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere – and the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering are playing major roles in two of the five.

Starting July 16th, you may be seeing some additional planes in the skies over Colorado, including over Fort Collins and Greeley  Don't worry, it's just NASA measuring our pollution.

There seems to be another wild video floating around the internet that shows either life on Mars or the coolest rock you have ever seen. Scientists say it's rock but you be the judge.

A 2.5 Billion dollar robot is set to land on Mars today. Curiosity is the name of this expensive craft and it is partly being used to see if Mars had once supported life. There is a 14 minute transmission difference between Earth and Mars so the craft is entirely automated and is hoped to land itself... lets hope it's not a 2.5 billion dollar accident.

Today, it's just a glove.  Tomorrow...Iron Man!

Good news from the jobs front, there could be close to 7,000 jobs coming to Loveland in the near future.  According to the Loveland Reporter-Herald the town’s quest for the project known as ACE has succeeded.