Archive: 09/01/2005
Deutsche Telekom invests more in broadband
Deutsche Telekom Thursday said it plans to construct a high-speed broadband network across Germany.
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Toshiba offers hourly mobile broadband
Toshiba is offering Internet access for mobile users at an hourly rate rather than a flat monthly fee.
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World ape population dwindles at fast rate
A United Nations publication calls for greater protection of the dwindling number of apes around the world.
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South African Large Telescope Makes Its Debut
Exactly five years after groundbreaking, the Southern African Large Telescope (SALT) project has released its first colour images, marking the achievement of 'first light' and the successful debut of full operation ...
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Researchers find new mechanism governing particle growth in nanocomposites
Controlling nanoparticle size Because the properties of nanoparticles depend so closely on their size, size distribution and morphology, techniques for controlling the growth of these tiny structures is of ...
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'Nanospheres' that block pain of sensitive teeth
Nanospheres could help dentists fill the tiny holes in our teeth that make them incredibly sensitive, and that cause severe pain for millions of adults and children worldwide.
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Solution To Clean Space Dust From Mars Exploration Vehicles
If keeping dust under control at your house is a challenge, imagine keeping clear the solar panels that power unmanned exploration vehicles on Mars. Sid Clements, a physics professor at Appalachian State University, is par ...
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Recovering From A Reset
On sol 560 (Aug. 21, 2005), Opportunity retracted the Moessbauer spectrometer from a rock target called "Lemon Rind" that had been brushed earlier with the rock abrasion tool.
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Survey Of 4,000 Galaxies Finds 'Downsizing' On A Cosmic Scale
A comprehensive survey of more than 4,000 elliptical and lenticular galaxies in 93 nearby galaxy clusters has found a curious case of galactic "downsizing."
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