Archive: 07/19/2005
MindComet Launches BloginSpace.com: Free Service Transmits Blogs Into Space
MindComet launches a website sending bloggers where no blog has gone before: deep space. BloginSpace.com is a free service for bloggers allowing them to submit their blog feeds for transmission into deep space. The site will ...
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SSETI Express Sets Off
SSETI Express, the first spacecraft to be designed and built by European students, has set off on the first stage of its journey into space. It recently left ESTEC, in the Netherlands, and is now on its way to Plesetsk, ...
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BAE Systems Selected to Develop Humvee on-Board Vehicle Power System
The U.S. Office of Naval Research has selected BAE Systems to begin development of an on-board vehicle power system for the Marine Corps' High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, known commonly as the Humvee.
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Cost Of Photovoltaic Concentrators Falling Fast
Solar concentrators using highly efficient photovoltaic solar cells will reduce the cost of electricity from sunlight to competitive levels soon, attendees were told at a recent international conference on the subject.
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Japan to learn cloning skills from S.Korea
Japan will study South Korea's legal guidelines on embryonic stem cell research for "therapeutic cloning" to shape its policy on the morally challenging issue.
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Japan to develop bioethanol-mix fuel
Japan plans to introduce a "greener" fuel for vehicles, possibly as early as 2008, by mixing gasoline and bioethanol.
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Astronomers Debate Whether Oldest Known Dust Disk Will Ever Form Planets
Every rule has an exception. One rule in astronomy, supported by considerable evidence, states that dust disks around newborn stars disappear in a few million years. Most likely, they vanish because the material ...
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Kids are cynics, too? Yeah, right
Yale University researchers have determined first or second grade children display definite signs of developing cynicism.
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Brand ID: Is a car masculine or feminine?
Languages affect brand perception and the English and Spanish gender system presents specific problems, such as whether a car is masculine or feminine.
Jul 19, 2005 |
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It's, like, a really interesting study
Teenage girls' remarks, such as "She's so not cool," may be dismissed as typical teen talk, but scientists say girls affect the way adolescents speak.
Jul 19, 2005 |
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Pennsylvania fish to be analyzed
Scientists plan to catch 100 fish in the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio rivers this fall to analyze them and the water and sediment in which they swim.
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World’s first commercial production of perpendicular-magnetic-recording-technology-based hard disk media
Showa Denko K.K. (SDK) has started the world’s first commercial production of perpendicular-magnetic-recording-technology-based hard disk (HD) media, enabling a dramatic increase in media recording density ...
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Quantum decoys foil code-breaking attempts
Laser-lit encryption key has immediate commercial applications Computer code-makers may soon get the upper hand on code-breakers thanks to a new quantum cryptography method designed at the University of Toronto. Quantum c ...
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Drilling set at Chesapeake Bay meteor site
Scientists will drill more than a mile under Chesapeake Bay this fall to study a 35-million-year-old meteorite impact, the Baltimore Sun reported Monday.
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NASA: July 26 Targeted as Earliest Launch Date
Space Shuttle Program managers have continued working through the weekend to determine the failure of an Engine Cut-Off sensor problem that delayed Discovery's first launch attempt.
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