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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Nano-Diamonds Made Into Magnets

It’s hard to think of an area of modern technology that doesn’t utilize the effects of magnetism in some way.…

September 13, 2005 Will Parker
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Gamma Ray Burst Most Distant Yet

Astronomers from the European Southern Observatory have set a new astronomical record by observing the afterglow of the most distant…

September 12, 2005 Will Parker
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Key Points In Brain Evolution Identified

A research team from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, led by Bruce T. Lahn, has uncovered some fascinating genetic pointers…

September 9, 2005 Will Parker
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Brownian Motion Used To Power Molecular Motor

New research, cited in Nature Materials and announced at the BA Festival of Science, could have far reaching implications in…

September 8, 2005 Will Parker
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Tempel’s Spectra Indicate Organic Compounds And Water

The detailed analysis of the spectral data from Deep Impact’s collision with the comet Tempel 1 is now starting to…

September 7, 2005 Will Parker
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Road De-Icing Threatens U.S. Aquatic Habitats

It seems that even the most innocuous of human affairs can have a dramatic impact on the environment. Scientists from…

September 6, 2005 Will Parker
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Junk RNA Begins To Yield Its Secrets

A paper in the journal Science details how a team of investigators from The Scripps Research Institute and the Genomics…

September 5, 2005 Will Parker
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New Telescope Will Open Up Southern Skies

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Forget Horsepower, Think Cow-Power

Findings presented at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society suggest that some of the micro-organisms found in cow…

September 1, 2005 Will Parker
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Ozone Layer Decline Halts

A study from the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences suggests that the ozone layer, while still severely depleted…

August 31, 2005 Will Parker
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Physicists Propose Search For Dark Energy

Seven years ago, two research groups turned the field of cosmology on its head with their announcements that the expansion…

August 30, 2005 Will Parker
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Shedding Light On The Hydrogen Economy

A technique that uses photochemical molecular devices to produce hydrogen gas from water could be an important step on the…

August 29, 2005 Will Parker
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Placebo Effect Produces Real Painkillers

A study from the University of Michigan (U-M) has provided the first direct evidence that endorphins – the brain’s own…

August 26, 2005 Will Parker
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Polymer Fuel Cell Breakthrough

The widespread use of fuel cells has, up until now, been hampered by the problem of operating temperature. While ceramic…

August 25, 2005 Will Parker
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GM Bacteria Making Plastics

Scientists are starting trials to see if a genetically modified form of the bacteria E. coli could be used to…

August 24, 2005 Will Parker
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Novel Water Switch Displays Intriguing Properties

The Proceedings of the National Academy of Scienceshas reported on a tiny, fast switch that uses water droplets to create…

August 23, 2005 Will Parker
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Umbilical Cord Blood May Overcome Stem Cell Stumbling Block

A report appearing in the journal Cell Proliferationdetails how researchers, from the University of Texas and Kingston University in the…

August 22, 2005 Will Parker
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Canadian Men An Endangered Species

The Aamjiwnaang First Nation community near Sarnia in Ontario, Canada has seen an enormous decline in male births over the…

August 19, 2005 Will Parker
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Lions And Elephants For U.S. Great Plains?

Researchers from Cornell University, ecologists and conservationists have jointly authored a paper inNature suggesting that cheetahs, lions, elephants, camels and…

August 18, 2005 Will Parker
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Milky Way Not Your Average Spiral Galaxy

Using NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope, astronomers have been conducting a comprehensive structural analysis of our galaxy and found intriguing new…

August 17, 2005 Will Parker
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Shocking Results From Urine Tests

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August 16, 2005 Will Parker
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Nanotube Transistor Created

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) and Clemson University, writing inNature Materials, said specially synthesized Y-shaped carbon…

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Certain Images Cause Temporary Blindness

Researchers at Vanderbilt University have uncovered an intriguing aspect as to how our brains process certain images. The images that…

August 12, 2005 Will Parker
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Scientists from Monash University in Australia have rejuvenated the immune systems of mice and humans using a common hormone. Their…

August 11, 2005 Will Parker
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August 10, 2005 Will Parker
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Diagnostic techniques for serious diseases could improve dramatically now that researchers from Rice University’s Center for Biological and Environmental Nanotechnology…

August 3, 2005 Will Parker

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