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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
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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Planets Like Earth May Be Common

Astrobiologists disagree about whether advanced life is common or rare in our universe. But new research suggests that one thing…

January 19, 2004 Will Parker
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All Living Things Descended From Two Bacteria

All living plants and animals are likely derived from two primitive species of bacteria, a mathematics professor at the University…

January 15, 2004 Will Parker
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Salmon From Fish Farms A Tad Toxic

A study of more than two metric tons of North American, South American and European salmon has shown that PCBs…

January 12, 2004 Will Parker
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Soot And Snow A Hot Combination

New research from NASA scientists suggests emissions of black soot alter the way sunlight reflects off snow. According to a…

January 5, 2004 Will Parker
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Busy Month Ahead For Space Buffs

University of Chicago scientists will start the new year at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, with a heavy…

January 1, 2004 Will Parker
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Memory Linked To Mad Cow Mechanism

Scientists have discovered a new process for how memories might be stored, a finding that could help explain one of…

December 29, 2003 Will Parker
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Massive Salinity Changes In Oceans

Tropical ocean waters have become dramatically saltier over the past 40 years, while oceans closer to Earth’s poles have become…

December 28, 2003 Will Parker
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Human – Chimp Differences A Matter Of Lifestyle

Nearly 99 percent alike in genetic makeup, chimpanzees and humans might be even more similar were it not for what…

December 22, 2003 Will Parker
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Bacterium That Eats Radioactive Garbage And Generates Electricity Has Scientists Excited

Department of Energy funded researchers have decoded and analyzed the genome of a bacterium with the potential to bioremediate radioactive…

December 15, 2003 Will Parker
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Biologically Inspired Robot Design Planned With New Vision System

A new computer vision system for automated analysis of animal movement – honey bee activities, in particular – is expected…

December 11, 2003 Will Parker
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Musical Instrument Quality Linked To Climate

There has been considerable debate surrounding the reasons why instruments crafted in the late 17th and early 18th centuries are…

December 8, 2003 Will Parker
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Molecular Memory Durability Demonstrated

In the ongoing quest to create computing devices that are both incredibly small and incredibly powerful, scientists – envisioning a…

December 4, 2003 Will Parker
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White Christmas’ Less Likely

It’s feeling less like Christmas in many parts of the country as higher temperatures and fewer snowfalls are becoming the…

December 1, 2003 Will Parker
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Over-Screening For Cancer A Waste Of Funds

Elderly women are receiving a large number of mammograms and Pap smears with limited scientific evidence of advantage, researchers from…

November 27, 2003 Will Parker
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DNA Creates Self-Assembling Nano-Transistor

Scientists at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have harnessed the power of DNA to create a self-assembling nanoscale transistor, the…

November 24, 2003 Will Parker
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Bush’s CO2 Dumping Plan Could Devastate Sea Life

A Bush Administration proposal to mitigate the effects of global warming by capturing carbon dioxide emissions from power plants and…

November 20, 2003 Will Parker
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Evolutionary Changes Not Always Small

For more than a century, scientists have concluded that a species evolves or adapts by going through an infinite number…

November 17, 2003 Will Parker
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Nicotine Improves Memory And Helps Brain Repair Itself

The remarkable protective effects of nicotine – the addictive chemical in tobacco – on the brain are continuing to surprise…

November 13, 2003 Will Parker
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New Method To Map Dark Matter

The “dark matter” that comprises a still-undetected one-quarter of the universe is not a uniform cosmic fog, says a University…

November 10, 2003 Will Parker
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Enigma Of Extraterrestrial Amino Acids

Amino acids have been found in interstellar clouds and in meteorites – but with some enigmatic omissions and tantalizing similarities…

November 6, 2003 Will Parker
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Sun’s Iron Core May Be Cause Of Solar Flares

\ The spate of solar storms that have hit Earth in recent days may be caused by the sun’s iron-rich…

November 3, 2003 Will Parker
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Psychosis A Smelly Issue

A University of Melbourne team examined a group of people deemed to be at ultra high risk of developing psychosis…

October 30, 2003 Will Parker
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Clay May Have Been Catalyst For Life

Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) researchers have discovered that clays may have been the catalysts that spurred the spontaneous assembly…

October 27, 2003 Will Parker
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Electrokinetic Generation May Challenge Solar, Wind Power

A team of researchers in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Alberta (U of A) has discovered a…

October 22, 2003 Will Parker
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Elizabethans The Four-Letter-Word Champs

Broadcasters are often accused of promoting obscenity through the increased use of bad language on TV. However, new research from…

October 16, 2003 Will Parker
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New State Of Matter Mooted

The Heisenberg uncertainty principle places severe constraints on the subatomic world. To illustrate, for particles called bosons, the principle dictates…

October 13, 2003 Will Parker
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Major Climate Changes Predicted For US

Over the next 100 years, the eastern United States will see more winter precipitation because atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are…

October 9, 2003 Will Parker
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SARS Not Beaten Yet Say Researchers

The SARS virus is capable of changing rapidly and unpredictably, which could present serious challenges for managing the disease and…

October 6, 2003 Will Parker
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Solar Contribution To Global Warming Set To Decrease

New research on the sun’s contribution to global warming is reported in this month’s Astronomy & Geophysics. By looking at…

October 2, 2003 Will Parker
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Low IQ Could Lead To Early Death

Scottish Researchers have found that people with high IQs who reside in poor neighborhoods lived longer than people in similar…

September 25, 2003 Will Parker

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