Picture this: An astronaut, on the Moon, hunched down over a rock, hammer in hand, prospecting. Suddenly, over his shoulder, there's a flash of light on the sun.
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SSETI Express, a low Earth orbit spacecraft designed and built by European university students under the supervision of ESA’s Education Department, was successfully launched this morning at 08:52 CEST from the Plesetsk ...
Oct 27, 2005
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Today, most computer and consumer electronic devices require wires to record, play or exchange data. UWB (Ultra Wide Band) eliminates the need for such wires freeing people to perform activities such as remotely connecting ...
Oct 27, 2005
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University of California-Berkeley researchers have, for the first time, detected high concentrations of a popular insecticide in suburban stream sediment. The discovery is raising concerns about the insecticide's effects ...
Oct 27, 2005
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European scientists say one of the worst disasters to hit Europe in the last decade has shown how satellite images can improve insurance risk modeling.
Oct 27, 2005
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Twenty-seven food and wine experts recently met in Summerland, Canada, to determine ideal cheese-wine parings using scientific sensory methodology.
Oct 27, 2005
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Mayo Clinic researchers say they've determined Math Learning Disorder is common among school-age children, especially among boys.
Oct 27, 2005
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A Saint Louis University study finds up to 20 percent of U.S. wives earn more money than their husbands.
Oct 27, 2005
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University of Illinois scientists say they've determined that when it comes to focusing on a task, the brain and not age is most important.
Oct 27, 2005
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Terrorist bomb makers beware -- New Jersey scientists have developed a breath tester that might lead to your arrest.
Oct 27, 2005
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