Pictures: New Human Ancestor Fossils Found
Scientists Discover Heavy New Element
Spacewoman asked about career, hair on talk radio
Japanese have seaweed-eating gene, Americans don't
Our Universe at Home Within a Larger Universe? So Suggests Physicist's Wormhole Research
Bacteria Divide Like Clockwork: Cell Division in Cyanobacteria Controlled by Same Kind of Circadian Rhythms That Govern Human Sleep
Brain Tumors: Tissue Stem Cell Turning Into Tumor Stem Cell
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4/8/10
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4/08/2010 01:58:00 PM
Tags: cancer, chemistry, evolution, nasa, physics, space, stem cells, universe
8/6/09
les nouvelles
One in six long-term young jobless 'dead within ten years'
Life on Mars theory goes up in a puff: Scientists find methane gas would make planet poisonous
Ocean coral offers pain relief for people with nerve damage
Alaska glaciers shrinking fast: survey
The world’s biggest physics experiment will begin doing physics this winter at half power, officials at CERN, the European Center for Nuclear Research, said Thursday.
(08-06) 18:56 PDT -- In the first test of its planet-hunting ability, NASA's new spacecraft Kepler has shown that it can indeed detect planetary objects orbiting distant stars, and is now ready to search for Earth-like planets far out in the Milky Way galaxy.
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8/06/2009 06:57:00 PM
Tags: chemistry, drugs, economy, evolution, global warming, life, mars, physics, space, space travel, telescopes
7/16/09
les nouvelles
NASA studies unusual foam loss from shuttle tank
Senate Confirms New NASA Administrator
How spaceflight sparks spinoffs: Enriched baby formula, athletic fabrics, GPS systems all tied to NASA
The 12 Moonwalkers: Where Are They Now? On 40th Anniversary of Apollo 11's Launch, Looking Back at the Lunar Astronauts
Buzz Aldrin, First Man (to Pee) on the Moon, Sounds Off
Scientists yesterday announced they are to add a 'super heavy' element, called Copernicium, to the table.
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7/16/2009 05:53:00 PM
Tags: chemistry, material science, nasa, space, space travel
10/9/08
new news
Three Physicists Share Nobel Prize
Ever since Galileo, physicists have been guided in their quest for the ultimate laws of nature by the search for symmetries, or properties of nature that appear the same under different circumstances.
2008 Chemistry Nobel Prize goes to those who lit up cells
Square-Enix teams up with NeuroSky for mind-control gaming
->I'm not really into gaming, but I find this news interesting and inspiring. I just read something saying 98% of kids today play video games, where the hell have I been at? I'm hella out of the loop.
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double arm transplant- wtf??
Testicles: A New Source of Stem Cells?
Microsoft to take part in genetic test study at Scripps Health
...but tomorrow, it won't be "the news" anymore, because the real news will replace it. I guess it makes it the olds. And by the way, all the news is SO DEPRESSING right now, especially the elections/economy news. Obviously, the american way of life can no longer exist- which is what both needed to happen so desperately, but at the same time is going to just be something else I have to deal with- sucks to live through shit like that, but considering what I've lived thru so far in my short time on earth, I'm sure I'll be fine. I always land on my feet...
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10/09/2008 09:18:00 PM
Tags: chemistry, genetics, health, nobel prize, physics, stem cells, video games
6/25/08
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