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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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New Method For Introducing Transgenic Material

Biologists from Kyoto University have succeeded in producing the first animal offspring with transgenic material carried directly from sperm stem…

June 28, 2004 Will Parker
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Photos Of Planets Outside Our Solar System Soon

An astronomer from the University of Arizona is using a novel camera to hunt for extrasolar planets. The camera has…

June 25, 2004 Will Parker
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World’s Forests Need Disasters

Forests around the world are not the stable and unchanging ecosystems they have been assumed to be. Without the occurrence…

June 23, 2004 Will Parker
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Massive “Blazar” Black Hole Sheds Light On Big Bang

In an article appearing on the Astrophysical Journal Letters website, astrophysicists at Stanford report spotting a black hole that’s more…

June 21, 2004 Will Parker
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Darwinian Principles Used To Breed Winning Race Cars

University College London scientists have developed a technique that ‘breeds’ winning Formula One cars. By applying Darwinian principles to the…

June 18, 2004 Will Parker
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Mammalian Cell Self-Organization Replicated In Lab

How do cells know to put the right spacing between ribs, fingers and toes? How do cells communicate with each…

June 16, 2004 Will Parker
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Rising Seas & Climate Change Threaten 2 Billion

The number of people worldwide vulnerable to a devastating flood is expected to grow to 2 billion by 2050 due…

June 14, 2004 Will Parker
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Proof For Riemann Hypothesis?

A mathematician from Purdue University claims to have proven the Riemann hypothesis, often dubbed the greatest unsolved problem in mathematics.…

June 9, 2004 Will Parker
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Ancient Meteorite Turned Earth Inside Out

A meteorite collision nearly two billion years ago caused part of the Earth’s crust to flip inside out and left…

June 7, 2004 Will Parker
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Tongue-Vision Allows The Blind To Lap-Up The Sights

A device that sits in a blind person’s mouth and allows them to see with their tongue has been developed…

June 4, 2004 Will Parker
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Oral Bacteria Can Block HIV Infection

Strains of bacteria that occur naturally in the human mouth can snare the HIV virus and even cells it has…

June 2, 2004 Will Parker
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Switching Genes On And Off To Cure Disease

Researchers from the University of Southern California Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center are exploring a new approach to the treatment of…

May 31, 2004 Will Parker
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New Findings On Ribosome Function A Surprise

Johns Hopkins researchers, writing in Cell, report that four critical components of cells’ protein-building machine don’t do what scientists had…

May 28, 2004 Will Parker
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More Evidence For Nano-Bacteria Say Researchers

Researchers from the Mayo Clinic found they could isolate and culture nanoparticles from filtered homogenates of diseased calcified human cardiovascular…

May 26, 2004 Will Parker
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Thousands In UK May Be Infected With Mad Cow Disease

A group of scientists in the United Kingdom has found that 3 out of 12,674 stored appendix and tonsil samples…

May 24, 2004 Will Parker
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Global Warming Could Mean Less Sunshine

For forty years scientists have observed a 1.3% per decade decline in the amount of sun reaching the Earth’s surface.…

May 21, 2004 Will Parker
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Magnetic Fields May Be “Visible” To Birds

Migratory birds, as well as many other animals, are able to sense the magnetic field of the earth, but how…

May 19, 2004 Will Parker
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Genetically Engineered Viruses Set To Fight Cancers

Cancer Research is carrying a report on a genetically engineered virus that can selectively kill cancerous cells in the lung…

May 17, 2004 Will Parker
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Scene Of Planetary Reboot Located

Evidence is mounting that 251 million years ago, long before dinosaurs dominated the Earth, a meteor the size of Mount…

May 14, 2004 Will Parker
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Wings Get Help From Whales

Wind tunnel tests of scale model humpback whale flippers have shown that the scalloped, bumpy flipper is a more efficient…

May 12, 2004 Will Parker
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Asthma Could Be Several Distinct Diseases

People who develop asthma as children may suffer from a different disease than those who develop it as adults. A…

May 10, 2004 Will Parker
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DVD And CD Longevity Examined

Remember the introduction of the Compact Disc? We were told they would never wear out and couldn’t be damaged in…

May 7, 2004 Will Parker
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Quantum Cryptography Gets Up To Speed

The fastest known cryptographic system based on the transmission of single photons has been demonstrated by a team at the…

May 5, 2004 Will Parker
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Contrails May Be The Culprit In Warming Trend

Cirrus clouds, formed by contrails from aircraft engine exhaust, are capable of increasing average surface temperatures enough to account for…

April 30, 2004 Will Parker
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Solar-Powered Robot Bird Set For Exploration Duties

Thanks to a grant from NASA, University of Missouri-Rolla researchers are developing the world’s first flapping-wing, solar-powered unmanned aircraft. Using…

April 28, 2004 Will Parker
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New Clues To Origin Of Life

The discovery of microbial activity in 3.5 billion year old volcanic rocks is shedding new light on the antiquity of…

April 26, 2004 Will Parker
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Breakthrough In Restoring Compromised Immune Systems

Researchers from the Mayo Clinic have found a way to revive immunity in mice that have abnormal or deficient immune…

April 21, 2004 Will Parker
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Fertilization Of Phytoplankton Not A Solution For CO2 Removal

The idea of fertilizing the ocean with iron to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere gained momentum in the 1980s.…

April 19, 2004 Will Parker
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Cleanliness Next To Sickliness

A group of scientists at The Scripps Research Institute have found a connection between poor T cell survival in the…

April 16, 2004 Will Parker
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Cinnamon Helps Combat Diabetes

Cinnamon may have a medical application in preventing and combating diabetes. It appears to help by playing the role of…

April 14, 2004 Will Parker

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