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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
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Heavy Computer Use Linked To Glaucoma

Heavy computer use may be linked to the development of glaucoma, particularly among the short sighted, suggests a Japanese study…

November 15, 2004 Will Parker
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Bacterial Actions Poorly Understood

Scientists examining the Hawaiian bobtail squid have found that the same bacterial toxin that causes whooping cough and gonorrhea in…

November 12, 2004 Will Parker
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Promiscuous Females Make For Competitive Sperm

Howard Hughes Medical Institute researchers have shown that when females are more promiscuous, male genes have to work harder. They…

November 10, 2004 Will Parker
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Honeybee Survival Puts Question Mark Over Chicxulub Asteroid

The tropical honeybee may challenge the idea that a post-asteroid impact “nuclear winter” was a big player in the decimation…

November 6, 2004 Will Parker
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Concern Over Environmental Estrogen

Long-term exposure to a synthetic estrogen at levels below those currently found in the environment could have a major impact…

November 5, 2004 Will Parker
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Poo Power From New Fuel Cell

A new fuel cell is being developed that can turn raw sewage into electrical power says an article in the…

November 3, 2004 Will Parker
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Natural Nuclear Reactor Shows Elegant Simplicity

Scientists at Washington University in St. Louis have learnt some new tricks about operating a nuclear reactor from Mother Nature…

November 1, 2004 Will Parker
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Taming The Photon

In recent times, new types of light sources have been developed that emit photons one by one. Experiments with such…

October 29, 2004 Will Parker
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Infinite Entropy Mooted As Universal Panacea

The big bang could be a regular event in the natural evolution of the universe that happens repeatedly over incredibly…

October 27, 2004 Will Parker
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Nano-Fabric Reveals Unique Properties

Researchers from the UK and Russia have unveiled – in the journal Science – the world’s first single-atom-thick fabric. The…

October 25, 2004 Will Parker
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Male Scientists Not So Manly

A survey of academics at the University of Bath in the United Kingdom has found that male scientists typically have…

October 22, 2004 Will Parker
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Chinese Herbal Remedy Set To Tackle Cancer

A group of cancer-fighting compounds derived from a substance used in ancient Chinese medicine will be developed for potential use…

October 20, 2004 Will Parker
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New Slant On Solar Sail

Trips to distant parts of the solar system could become commonplace with magnetized-beam plasma propulsion, or mag-beam, said Robert Winglee,…

October 18, 2004 Will Parker
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One Third Of Amphibian Species May Disappear

Amphibian species are under unprecedented assault and are experiencing tens of thousands of years worth of extinctions in just a…

October 15, 2004 Will Parker
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Possible Surge In CO2 From Arctic Soil

Despite sub-zero temperatures, the Earth’s warming north may add more carbon to the atmosphere from soil, accelerating climate warming further.…

October 13, 2004 Will Parker
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Constant Activity Of Visual Cortex Surprises Scientists

Researchers at the University of Rochester have found that roughly 80 percent of our cognitive power may be cranking away…

October 11, 2004 Will Parker
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Chemosignal Unlocks Sexual Desire In Women

Breastfeeding women and their infants produce apheromone-like chemical that increases sexual desire among other women, according to researchers at the…

October 8, 2004 Will Parker
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Arctic Sea Ice Continues To Disappear

Researchers from the University of Colorado have found that the extent of Arctic sea ice is continuing its rapid decline.…

October 6, 2004 Will Parker
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Stress And Aggression Reinforce Each Other

The key to stopping the cycle of violence may lie in the nervous system. There seems to be a fast,…

October 4, 2004 Will Parker
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Mechanical Memory Set For Comeback

A Boston University research team led by physicist Pritiraj Mohanty has updated a retro technology in a bid to build…

October 1, 2004 Will Parker
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Neutrino Detectors Watching For Supernovas

A Supernova Early Warning System (SNEWS) that detects neutrino particles that are the earliest emanations from the death throes of…

September 29, 2004 Will Parker
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Novel Nanotubes Terminate Bio-Nasties

Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh have synthesized a simple molecule that not only produces perfectly uniform, self-assembled nanotubes but…

September 27, 2004 Will Parker
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Puzzle Over Low Galaxy Count

Scientists from the University of Cambridge and the University of Exeter are suggesting that the evolution of the early Universe…

September 24, 2004 Will Parker
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Antarctic Glacier Flows Accelerating

NASA, Canadian, and European satellites have observed worrying increases in the flow of glaciers into the open ocean, following the…

September 22, 2004 Will Parker
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Men have always slept around and new research suggests primitive man traveled far from home to do it. Scientists have…

September 20, 2004 Will Parker
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Stirling Engine Gets Noisy Makeover

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September 17, 2004 Will Parker
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A newly discovered disinfection byproduct (DBP) found in drinking water treated with chloramines is the most toxic ever found, says…

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September 13, 2004 Will Parker
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September 8, 2004 Will Parker

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