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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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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
Do Bloodworms Bite?
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Gene Silencing Offers New Strategy For Treating Disease

In two papers published in the online edition of the journalNature Chemical Biology, researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center say…

August 2, 2005 Will Parker
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New Type Of Molecular Motor Suggested

Compared to the specialized chemistry that powers the muscles and cellular motors of the human body, the micro-machines built by…

August 1, 2005 Will Parker
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Neutrinos Open Window Into Earth’s Interior

Located in a mine cavern beneath the mountains of Japan’s main island of Honshu, the Kamioka Liquid scintillator Anti-Neutrino Detector…

July 29, 2005 Will Parker
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Crop Diagnosis With Polarized Light

Researchers have uncovered a picture of plant health that is invisible to the naked eye by using rapid pulses of…

July 28, 2005 Will Parker
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Nanoparticles Used To Deliver Gene Therapy

According to a paper published this week inProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, scientists say they have superseded previous…

July 27, 2005 Will Parker
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Methane’s Effect On Climate Change May Be Twice Previous Estimates

Establishing a suitable model of how the Earth’s climate systems work is a necessary step in determining how much man…

July 25, 2005 Will Parker
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Big Bang Produced A “Perfect Fluid”

An unexpected discovery may see physicists heading back to the drawing board in order to update models representing the Universe…

July 25, 2005 Will Parker
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Single-Atom-Thick Materials Almost Ready For Prime Time

British and Russian scientists led by Professor Andre Geim at the University of Manchester believe they have uncovered a whole…

July 22, 2005 Will Parker
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Prevalence Of Antibiotic Resistance Surprises

It’s widely accepted in the medical community that a high level of antibiotic use is related to antibiotic resistance, but…

July 21, 2005 Will Parker
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Bird Poo Spreading Toxic Pollutants

Mother Nature herself may be implicated in a worrying rise in levels of DDT and mercury in otherwise pristine Canadian…

July 20, 2005 Will Parker
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New Component Of Bone Identified

Scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) have made an intriguing discovery to do with the properties of…

July 19, 2005 Will Parker
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Shark Skin Sloop

The growth of marine organisms such as barnacles on ship hulls is a major drag for the naval industry, since…

July 18, 2005 Will Parker
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First Steps Taken To Build A Brain

The journal Neurosurgery has reported on work conducted by scientists in Sweden, Norway and the U.S. which has successfully produced…

July 15, 2005 Will Parker
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Supercomputer To Simulate Galactic Evolution

David Merritt, a professor of physics at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), has just finished putting together one of…

July 14, 2005 Will Parker
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Parkinson’s Drug Sparks Gambling Fever

Patients with no previous gambling history have racked up betting losses of up to $200,000 after being treated with drugs…

July 13, 2005 Will Parker
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Humans Behind Early Oz Ecosystem Collapse?

Massive extinctions of animals 45,000 to 55,000 years ago and the arrival of the first humans in ancient Australia may…

July 12, 2005 Will Parker
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African Parrot “Understands” Zero

The walnut sized brain of the African grey parrot may actually be capable of comprehending abstract mathematical concepts. The bird…

July 11, 2005 Will Parker
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Retina Adapts By Suppressing The Commonplace

The retina actively seeks novel features in the visual environment, dynamically adjusting its processing in order to seek the unusual…

July 8, 2005 Will Parker
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Teeth On The Move

The dreaded trip to the orthodontist could soon become far less painful for those who need to have teeth moved…

July 7, 2005 Will Parker
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Study Slams Economics Of Ethanol And Biodiesel

A new joint study from Cornell University and University of California-Berkeley says that fuels produced from biomass are uneconomical as…

July 6, 2005 Will Parker
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Something Fishy About Sound

Cornell University researchers studying the auditory system of the plainfin midshipman fish (Porichthys notatus) say they have found a direct…

July 5, 2005 Will Parker
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Bull’s-Eye! Deep Impact Scores A Direct Hit

Mission accomplished! Deep Impact’s intercept with comet Tempel 1 has proceeded without a hitch, with NASA’s ground control personnel seen…

July 4, 2005 Will Parker
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Milky Way Clock Upgrade

Aspects of the universe that have puzzled scientists for decades may soon assume greater clarity now that a University of…

July 1, 2005 Will Parker
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Alarm Over Rising Acidity Of Oceans

The Royal Society in the U.K. has issued a worrying report about rising acidity in the world’s oceans. “If CO2…

June 30, 2005 Will Parker
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Mountains Formed In The Blink Of An Eye

Geologists writing in the journal Nature say they have discovered that the time it takes for mountain ranges to form…

June 29, 2005 Will Parker
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Vitamin C Overrated For Colds

For those basking in a northern hemisphere summer, catching a cold is probably not a significant concern, but for those…

June 28, 2005 Will Parker
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Hubble Captures Tempel’s Premature Ejaculation

Astronomers got a preview of what Deep Impact’s fourth of July rendezvous with the comet Tempel 1 may look like…

June 28, 2005 Will Parker
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New Infrared Cosmos Scan Underway

An ambitious new astronomical program is about to start searching the skies looking for some of the most remote and…

June 27, 2005 Will Parker
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Microbes Act As Tiny Electric Generators

Scientists from the University of Massachusetts have discovered a tiny biological structure that is electrically conductive, which could help clean…

June 24, 2005 Will Parker
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A Computer In A Single Neuron

Conventional wisdom holds that a single brain cell, or neuron, acts like an on-off switch, working in concert with other…

June 23, 2005 Will Parker

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