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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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Bacteria May Protect Against HIV

Bacteria that appear to target and trap HIV may protect humans against infection, say researchers studying lactobacillus. Their findings were…

April 20, 2005 Will Parker
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California Mulls Estrogen-Plastic Ban

Baby feeding bottles and other everday plastic items could be causing serious harm, says researcher Frederick vom Saal. He believes…

April 16, 2005 Will Parker
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More Dirt On Antimicrobial Soaps

Virginia Tech researchers have found that the use of antimicrobial soaps and other cleaning products may be directly exposing consumers…

April 15, 2005 Will Parker
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New Asteroid Threat Scale Launched

An MIT professor has worked with astronomers to revise the scale used to assess the threat of asteroids and comets…

April 13, 2005 Will Parker
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Alpha Constant May Not Be Constant

Dr Michael Murphy of Cambridge University, speaking at the Physics 2005 conference, has suggested that the fine structure constant, one…

April 11, 2005 Will Parker
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Airborne Nanobacteria Spread Disease, Create Rain

Nanobacteria in clouds could play a crucial role in the spread of disease and in the formation of rain drops,…

April 8, 2005 Will Parker
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Light Therapy As Effective As Drugs

A study, appearing in the American Journal of Psychiatry, has found that light therapy effectively treats mood disorders, including seasonal…

April 6, 2005 Will Parker
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First Synthesis of Ultracold Molecules Achieved

Research appearing in the journal Physical Review Lettersshows for the first time how ultra-cold matter can be arranged into complex…

April 4, 2005 Will Parker
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New Type Of Superconductor Emerges

University of California scientists and researchers from Chonnam National University in South Korea have found that magnetic fluctuations appear to…

April 1, 2005 Will Parker
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New Theory On Origin Of Light

Physics professor Alan Kostelecky of Indiana University describes light as “a shimmering of ever-present vectors in empty space” and compares…

March 30, 2005 Will Parker
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Cornucopia Machine Not Far Off Say Brits

Engineers at the University of Bath believe that almost all everyday household objects could be manufactured cheaply and quickly by…

March 21, 2005 Will Parker
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Warming And Sea Level Rise Inevitable

Climate modelers from the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) have quantified the rates of sea level rise and global…

March 18, 2005 Will Parker
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Complex Behaviors Hard-Wired Into Primate Brains

Up until now, neuroscientists had assumed that the innate actions (hard-wiring) in primate brains were limited to simple movements. They…

March 16, 2005 Will Parker
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Pointing The Finger At Aggressive Men

Finger length continues to be an area of fascination for researchers around the world. Hot on the heels of research…

March 14, 2005 Will Parker
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Black Holes May Be “Hiding” The Ancient Universe

Researchers believe that black holes and their associated large gravity wells may be hindering our ability to ever locate the…

March 11, 2005 Will Parker
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Curiosity Cured The Rat

A study presented at the American Psychosomatic Society meeting suggests that female rats who are curious and more willing to…

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Bacteria To Clean Up Chemical Weapons

To comply with the Chemical Weapons Convention, Russia faces a race against time to dispose of around 40,000 tonnes of…

March 7, 2005 Will Parker
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Hobbit’s Small Brain May Have Had Advanced Cognitive Abilities

The tiny human discovered in Indonesia and nicknamed “the Hobbit” represents a previously unrecognized species of early humans, say the…

March 4, 2005 Will Parker
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Cod Numbers Decline 96 Percent

The volume of cod on the Scotian Shelf has plunged 96 percent since the 1850s, say Census of Marine Life…

March 2, 2005 Will Parker
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Nanobacteria A Problem For Space Travellers, Says NASA

While scientists debate whether nanobacteria are acutally biological in nature, researchers at NASA are calling for a major initiative to…

February 28, 2005 Will Parker
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Invisible Galaxy May Be Composed Of Dark Matter

An object that seems to be an invisible galaxy made almost entirely of dark matter – the first ever detected…

February 25, 2005 Will Parker
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Parasites A Ticking Bomb For Humans

Habitat destruction by human activity and the consequent extinction of species around the world could turn parasites into “evolutionary land…

February 23, 2005 Will Parker
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Universe’s Expansion May Be Due To Gravity “Leakage”

Dark energy may not be responsible for the cosmic acceleration of the universe after all, says New York University physicist…

February 21, 2005 Will Parker
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Researchers Chase Earthbound Gamma Ray Bursts

An article in the journal Science suggests that a natural particle accelerator operates in the Earth’s upper atmosphere at energies…

February 18, 2005 Will Parker
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Into Orbit Via A Slingshot

The public’s imagination may have been fired up in the past by proposals for “space elevators” – where satellites or…

February 16, 2005 Will Parker
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3 Seconds To Choose A Mate

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February 14, 2005 Will Parker
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Real-World Quantum Effects Demonstrated

The realm of quantum mechanics met the world of classical physics when an antenna-like sliver of silicon one-tenth the width…

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Brush Your Teeth And Prevent Heart Attack

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February 9, 2005 Will Parker
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February 7, 2005 Will Parker
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February 4, 2005 Will Parker

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