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  Germany loses billions in search for alternative energy

  Science » Technologies and discoveries

  The nuclear disaster in Japan forced the leaders of many European countries to reconsider their attitude to the "peaceful atom." The German government decided not to procrastinate and put an end to nuclear power, rushing to find renewable energy sources. Yet, the losses from this decision would amount to billions of euros

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  Northern Lights more intense because of strong solar storm

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  On Sunday, the largest solar flare of the last six years was identified. The solar storm turned the cold sky into a light show because of the intensification of the northern aurora borealis. The solar storm created light shows over England and Canada and have lit up the skies above Scotland, with more expected in days to come.
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  Big holes in Big Bang theory

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  Big Bang scientists extrapolate a hypothetical scenario from a few facts. Yes, some galaxies are expanding, moving further away, but this is not the case with the entire universe. There are galaxies in the universe running perpendicular to the rest of the galaxies. That's contrary to Big Bang

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  Samsung unveils Transparent Smart Windows

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  Samsung unveiled its transparent 46-inch LCD Smart Window panels at CES 2012 show. The South Korean electronic giant promised to establish the production of such transparent panels until the end of January 2012. In the future, the Transparent Smart Windows will change the common way of looking at things

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  Public sex can be extremely dangerous

  Science » Planet Earth

  Australian zoologist Darrell Kemp had conducted an interesting study that confirmed the assumption that public sex can be dangerous to the lives of the lovers. Studying the process of Sphex wasps hunting the Australian locust, he discovered that those "in love" were attacked by predators more frequently. Females were much less lucky than males