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Biomass at Cabo Pulmo National Park of Mexico booms over 460 percent
Biomass at Cabo Pulmo National Park of Mexico booms over 460 percent
19:22 15.08.2011 | Science
A new study revealed that undersea life at the Cabo Pulmo National Park of Mexico rebounded by more than 460 percent over 10 years after imposing a 15-year ban on fishing and other extractive activities.
Perseid meteors can be seen well despite full moon
Perseid meteors can be seen well despite full moon
13:40 11.08.2011 | Science
Skywatchers were today given advice on how to enjoy this year's display of Perseid meteors despite a full moon.
In the bowels of the Moon has more water than anticipated
In the bowels of the Moon has more water than anticipated
20:21 27.05.2011 | Science
The moon has more water than scientists once thought, casting doubt on theories of its creation, according to a study. Scientists measured seven samples of magma trapped as "melt inclusions," within crystals, according to a paper in the journal Science. The water content of the lunar magma was 100 times higher than previous studies have suggested.
Astronauts on shuttle Endeavour s left in open space
Astronauts on shuttle Endeavour's left in open space
12:11 27.05.2011 | Science
Two astronauts stepped into the history books on the fourth and final spacewalk of NASA's next-to-last shuttle mission Friday, installing an extension pole at the International Space Station and officially ending its construction.
Internet revolution comes to Europe
Internet revolution comes to Europe
15:29 25.05.2011 | Science
The Internet revolution reaches the top level of world leadership Wednesday when Facebook pioneer Mark Zuckerberg meets with President Nicolas Sarkozy on the closing day of the first "e-G8" summit.
Microsoft promises to release Windows 8 in 2012
Microsoft promises to release Windows 8 in 2012
07:24 24.05.2011 | Science
Speaking at the Microsoft developer conference in Japan, CEO Steve Ballmer announced that the Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system will receive over 500 new features with the Mango update.
Space shuttle Endeavour docks to International Space Station
Space shuttle Endeavour docks to International Space Station
09:33 18.05.2011 | Science
Space shuttle Endeavour is presently catching up with the International Space Station (ISS) prior to the time that was expected for the docking of the spaceship, NASA reported. On board the ship are Commander Mark Kelly, mission specialists Greg Chamitoff, Michael Fincke, Andrew Feustal, pilot Gregory H Johnson and European Space Agency (ESA)...

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Nearly 50 countries helped CIA torture prisoners
Nearly 50 countries helped CIA torture prisoners
USA considers scenario of war with China
USA considers scenario of war with China
Japan declares propaganda war on China, Korea and Russia
Japan declares propaganda war on China, Korea and Russia
Israel shocked with the move of Iran and Argentina
Israel shocked with the move of Iran and Argentina
Pope Benedict XVI understands demands of today s world
Pope Benedict XVI understands demands of today's world
Austria says no to professional army
Austria says no to professional army
Magma ocean found on Jupiter s moon Io
Magma ocean found on Jupiter's moon Io
07:55 14.05.2011 | Science
NASA's Galileo spacecraft had an incredibly productive lifetime, capped by a tour of the planet Jupiter and its moons from 1995 to 2003. The spacecraft may have died in the Jovian atmosphere but the data it sent back is still being examined and new findings are being uncovered.
Earliest material of solar system yielded from 4.5 billion-year-old meteorite
06:44 10.05.2011 | Science
A 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite from northwest Africa has yielded one of the earliest minerals of the solar system. Officially called krotite, the mineral had never been found in nature before, though it is a human-made constituent of some high-temperature concrete, according to study researcher Anthony Kampf.
Orbiting gyroscopes detect slight sag and even slighter twist in space-time
06:35 05.05.2011 | Science
In a tour de force of technology and just plain stubbornness spanning half a century and costing more than $750 million, a team of experimenters from Stanford University reported on Wednesday that a set of orbiting gyroscopes had detected a slight sag and an even slighter twist in space-time.
NASA discovers ice lake on Mars
04:54 22.04.2011 | Science
NASA scientists recently discovered an underground dry ice lake containing more carbon dioxide than originally thought. The trapped carbon dioxide is thought to have come from the planet’s atmosphere earlier in its history when it was conducive for life on Mars to exist. “It really is a buried treasure,” said Jeffrey Plaut, a scientist of the NASA...
Researchers find superbugs in Delhi drinking water
07:09 09.04.2011 | Science
A gene that makes bugs highly resistant to almost all known antibiotics has been found in bacteria in water supplies in New Delhi used by local people for drinking, washing and cooking, scientists said on Thursday. The NDM 1 gene, which creates what some experts describe as "super superbugs", has spread to germs that cause cholera and dysentery.
Patients with temporary surgical implant able to control computers by thoughts
06:11 08.04.2011 | Science
US researchers over at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have laid claim that patients who had a temporary surgical implant, are able to make use of regions in the brain which control speech to “talk” to a computer. This unique implant enables patients to move a cursor around the computer screen through the power of thought.
Three space explorers heading to International Space Station
03:41 05.04.2011 | Science
Three space explorers are venturing toward the International Space Station today after launching a week before the 50th anniversary of the first human spaceflight. With Russian cosmonaut Alexander Samokutyaev at the controls, the final three members of the 27th expedition to the station are due at the outpost at 7:18 p.m. Wednesday.
Beautiful people happier and make more money than others
10:24 31.03.2011 | Science
Beautiful people are generally happier and make more money than unattractive people, according to a study published online today. In an analysis of five large surveys conducted over the last 40 years in four countries, economists at the University of Texas-Austin found that the largest contributor to an attractive person's extra happiness was the...

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Good sleep makes you lose weight
08:54 30.03.2011 | Science
Scientists have found that you can double your chances of reaching your target weight if you get between six and eight hours sleep a night. If you have any more, you will become too inactive and if you have any less your stress levels will increase along with cravings for unhealthy food.
Bright artificial food colorings cause hyperactivity in children
08:23 30.03.2011 | Science
After staunchly defending the safety of artificial food colorings, the federal government is for the first time publicly reassessing whether foods like Jell-O, Lucky Charms cereal and Minute Maid Lemonade should carry warnings that the bright artificial colorings in them worsen behavior problems like hyperactivity in some children.
NASA's Messenger sends first images of Mercury's surface
05:15 30.03.2011 | Science
The Messenger spacecraft, which entered orbit around Mercury on March 17, sent its first images of the hot planet's surface back to Earth early Tuesday. The first image, received by the Messenger mission team at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Md. captures areas near the planet's southern pole that have never been...
Ice Age mammoth bones found in California's Monterey County
09:15 26.03.2011 | Science
The bones of a juvenile Ice Age Columbian mammoth have been found in a field near Castroville, the first discovery of its kind in California's Monterey County. The remains were uncovered by earthmoving equipment in December, said Mark Hylkema, Santa Cruz District archaeologist for the state Department of Parks.
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The American Police
The American Police
Russia Threatens the West
Russia Threatens the West
True motives behind Obama s gun control stance
True motives behind Obama's gun 'control' stance
The rise of Bolshevik America?
The rise of Bolshevik America?
The global crisis and the appropriation of wealth
The global crisis and the appropriation of wealth
Obama: Nobel Peace Prize winning war criminal
Obama: Nobel Peace Prize winning war criminal

Science

Smart helmets and super-protective uniforms for soldiers of future
Smart helmets and super-protective uniforms for soldiers of future
Mysteries of stone circles in Russia s Bashkiria
Mysteries of stone circles in Russia's Bashkiria
Scientists seek woman to give birth to Neanderthal child
Scientists seek woman to give birth to Neanderthal child
Most mysterious seas on the planet
Most mysterious seas on the planet
2012 DA14: Too close for comfort
2012 DA14: Too close for comfort
New mysteries of red supergiant Betelgeuse
New mysteries of red supergiant Betelgeuse

Incidents

U.S. hawks worry over military inferiority
U.S. hawks worry over military inferiority
Man commits suicide in public by stabbing himself 5 times in the heart
Man commits suicide in public by stabbing himself 5 times in the heart
Bulldozers and more talks: Paving road for new status quo
Bulldozers and more talks: Paving road for new status quo
Israel, Iran and Turkey use Syria as whipping boy
Israel, Iran and Turkey use Syria as whipping boy
Air passengers go bananas over duty free alcohol
Air passengers go bananas over duty free alcohol
Israel fuels Syrian fire, risking regional outburst
Israel fuels Syrian fire, risking regional outburst

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