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Temperatures in Earth's core rise sharply

Science » Planet Earth

A group of researchers from France "traveled" to the center of the Earth to find out the temperature in the heart of our planet. They determined that between solid and liquid layers of the earth's core, temperatures make up about 6,000 degrees. The research has thus corrected an error made by their German colleagues 20 years ago
Climate change should reduce variety of plants and animals

Science » Planet Earth

The main effects, according to Nature Climate Change, should be felt in the Amazon, Sub-Saharan Africa, Central America and Australia. Half of the common species of plants and animals can suffer a decline in their habitat due to climate change in the coming decades, warns a study published in the journal, Nature Climate Change.
Call to ban animal-tested cosmetics

Science » Planet Earth

LONDON (9 May 2013) - In the wake of an Australian investigation into cosmetics' brands and inaccurate information provided to consumers, Humane Society International urges companies to join forces with its global campaign Be Cruelty-Free and end animal testing. Some major cosmetic brands are misleading customers about animal testing...
Tales of fish legs and dinosaur feathers

Science » Mysteries

The recent news is scientists have discovered that some snippets of DNA from a fish, they once thought was extinct, can cause mice to grow limbs. This is wrongly being interpreted and hailed by the mass media as evidence that fish evolved legs. Isn't it very interesting that the fish they got the DNA from doesn't have any legs?
Russian nuclear rocket to facilitate interplanetary travel after 2025

Science » Technologies and discoveries

A new Russian nuclear rocket will multiply the speed of movement through space: a flight round trip to Mars will take two to four months, while the current rocket requires a year and a half to two years to accomplish the same trip. With new ship, a flight round trip to Mars will take 2 to 4 months which is absolutely amazing...

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Guns for people in Russia: To be or not to be?

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How the USSR tried to combat manifestations of rotten capitalism

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American spy caught in Moscow

Temperatures in Earth s core rise sharply

Temperatures in Earth's core rise sharply

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Science is being corrupted to a point of fraud

Russian nuclear rocket to facilitate interplanetary travel after 2025

Russian nuclear rocket to facilitate interplanetary travel after 2025

Fish communicate in sign language

Fish communicate in sign language

Tales of fish legs and dinosaur feathers

Tales of fish legs and dinosaur feathers

Call to ban animal-tested cosmetics

Call to ban animal-tested cosmetics

The mothers of three lions, a tiger, and a spotted hyena abandoned them -- leaving them with a bleak chance of survival. Layla Cajee, the owner of Akwaaba Lodge in Rustenburg, South Africa, took them in at birth and has been raising them together ever since

All photos: Splash/All Over Press

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Dollar crisis and the coming collapse of US global hegemony

Dollar crisis and the coming collapse of US global hegemony

Hollywood celebrities escape from California

Hollywood celebrities escape from California

European airlines give way to Asian competitors

European airlines give way to Asian competitors

Tea: World s most popular drink, incidentally

Tea: World's most popular drink, incidentally

Russian business to turn to Luxembourg instead of Cyprus?

Russian business to turn to Luxembourg instead of Cyprus?

Complaint filed against Nestle in Colombian trade unionist s death

Complaint filed against Nestle in Colombian trade unionist's death

Mystery of French submarine disasters can never be unveiled

Mystery of French submarine disasters can never be unveiled

Top 10 most dangerous countries for tourism

Top 10 most dangerous countries for tourism

Indian men rape women to create families?

Indian men rape women to create families?

Guns for people in Russia: To be or not to be?

Guns for people in Russia: To be or not to be?

Who s unhappy with Victory parades in Moscow?

Who's unhappy with Victory parades in Moscow?

How the USSR tried to combat manifestations of rotten capitalism

How the USSR tried to combat manifestations of rotten capitalism

The Navy will make its first attempt to launch an unmanned aircraft the size of a fighter jet from an aircraft carrier on Tuesday, marking a significant step toward the possibility of expanded drone use in future conflicts. The X-47B can reach an altitude of more than 40,000 feet, has a range of more than 2,100 nautical miles and can reach high subsonic speeds, The Associated Press reports

Pentagon to launch drone from aircraft carrier

The sun has fired off a massive flare, the strongest solar eruption this year. The powerful flare occurred Sunday and erupted on the side of the sun that was not facing Earth. While the planet was not hit with radiation, space weather forecasters say the solar blast briefly disrupted high-frequency radio signals, The Associated Press reports

Strongest solar flare in 2013 takes place

Europe: Economy falling, nine countries are in recession

Europe: Economy falling, nine countries are in recession

China threatens to end the military rule of the U.S. in Asia

China threatens to end the military rule of the U.S. in Asia

Russia rejects creation of no-fly zone over Syria

Russia rejects creation of no-fly zone over Syria

The USA: The birth of a superpower

The USA: The birth of a superpower

Japan s crocodile tears over Russia s Kuril Islands

Japan's crocodile tears over Russia's Kuril Islands

Conference for peace in Syria

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Europe: Economy falling, nine countries are in recession

Europe: Economy falling, nine countries are in recession

The euro zone economy is declining for six consecutive quarters. Nine of the 17 countries are in recession: Spain, France, Italy, Finland, Netherlands, Portugal, Cyprus, Greece and Slovenia. The...

China threatens to end the military rule of the U.S. in Asia

China threatens to end the military rule of the U.S. in Asia

In mid-April, the Chinese government said the increased U.S. military presence in the Asia-Pacific region causes a lot of tension, and they plan to send more military forces and strengthen their...

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Russian Navy to receive new invisible ships

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