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U.S. To Pledge To Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions In Half

By Jeff Brady • 4 hours ago

Property Owner Calls Police After Couple Tries To Get Married There

By editor • 6 hours ago

Under Investigation: North Carolina Deputy Fatally Shoots Black Man

By Sarah McCammon • 7 hours ago

With PowerWash Simulator Video Game, Clean Without Leaving The Couch

By editor • 7 hours ago

International Space Station Is About To Get Crowded, And It's Running Out Of Beds

By Brendan Byrne • 7 hours ago

The International Space Station might be bigger than a football field, but it's equipped with just seven permanent sleeping pods, each about the size of a phone booth. NASA has to get creative for those rare times when there are more people than beds.

When the four new crew members arrive, they'll join seven already on board. Two astronauts will have to sleep in the docked SpaceX capsules. And that leaves two others without beds — but that's not a problem. "The nice thing about sleeping in space is that just about anywhere can be your bedroom," said NASA spokesman Dan Huot.