Probe returns to Earth after asteroid landing
New study indicates an ancient ocean may have covered one-third of Mars
Russian rocket primed for space station mission
No changes in restrictions on gay blood donors
FDA Cracks Down On Genetic Test Companies
Rapid Genome Sequencing Process Effectively Identifies Hereditary Genetic Diseases, Study Shows
Obstacles to Stem Cell Therapy Cleared
How the Wrong Genes Are Repressed
Showing posts with label mars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mars. Show all posts
6/13/10
les nouvelles
6/6/10
1/13/10
12/28/09
les nouvelles
Partial Lunar Eclipse and Blue Moon New Year's Eve
On top of that, mercury and mars are in retrograde for this new years... perhaps it will be very extreme in some way. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
'Fountain of Youth' for Stem Cells? ScienceDaily (Dec. 28, 2009) — Researchers from the University of Hong Kong and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have published a study in the current issue of Cell Transplantation that explores ways to successfully keep stem cells "forever young" during implantation by slowing their growth, differentiation and proliferation.
9/26/09
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Water galore on Moon and Mars
What is regenerative medicine? Dr. Anthony Atala, director of Wake Forest’s program, shows Dr. Oz how his team is working to create cells, tissues and organs for patients who may need them…
Timeship: The Architecture of Immortality - Timeship will be the world's foremost laboratory for anti-aging research. Examines the creation of this remarkable building.
The Goodness Gene
My last name is Goodness, and I just stumbled accross this book. How could I have missed it?
Feathered fossils prove birds evolved from dinosaurs, say Chinese scientists
9/6/09
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Shuttle crew in home stretch of station resupply
Budget Woes Could End NASA's Space Exploration Plans
T-Pain's Auto-Tune iPhone app: You can do it all by yourse-el-el-el-elf
Perhaps I haven't yet mentioned that I'm a HUGE fan of autotune!
Photos: Mars orbiter's abstract impressions
Scientists Connect Gene Variations to Alzheimer’s
Gardasil Stops Genital Warts In Men: Study
Getting Closer to an AIDS Vaccine
8/6/09
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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.
7/21/09
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Aussie stargazer spots scar from Jupiter collision
Status quo won't get NASA to Mars, new chief says
Swimming in water that contains too much bacteria from sewage and other sources is a well-known risk for getting sick. But playing in sand next to that water may be even riskier, a new study finds.
I have noticed that every time I go swimming at ocean beach I seem to get sick soon after... I remember someone telling me in high school that the bay is so polluted that the water has dioxin in it...
Studies Affirm Value of Healthy Lifestyle
If you want to feel good, be bad, say researchers
7/4/09
7/3/09
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The Case of the Shrinking Sheep
While storekeepers were frantically pulling E. coli-tainted cookie dough and beef from their shelves last month, scientists rolled out the country's first cattle vaccine to snuff out the potentially deadly bacteria.
Photos: Mars rover Spirit down but not out
ScienceDaily (July 2, 2009) — A molecule called telomerase, best known for enabling unlimited cell division of stem cells and cancer cells, has a surprising additional role in the expression of genes in an important stem cell regulatory pathway, say researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine. The unexpected finding may lead to new anticancer therapies and a greater understanding of how adult and embryonic stem cells divide and specialize.
Regenerative medicine group launches in D.C.
LOS ANGELES—Doctors at a Los Angeles-based hospital have injected a heart patient with specialized stem cells grown from his own heart tissue in an attempt to reverse scarring after a heart attack.
Self-confidence is built into our genes, say scientists
7/2/09
6/18/09
1000th POST!!!
New images show evidence of ancient Martian lake
9/11 dog cloned... 5 times!
-> I started reading about this a little bit ago... but held off on posting a link until just the right headline broke.
New York sign counts global greenhouse gases
NASA launches mission to explore the moon
Sabotage on shuttle? NASA doesn’t think so
UPDATE 1-Aastrom: FDA lifts clinical hold from heart study
Here is the weather for 2080: floods, droughts and heatwaves
-> but I thought the UK's main thing was that the weather sucks so much, so everyone is forced to be "creative" cause there's nothing else to do...
5/21/09
les nouvelles
Shuttle Crew Prepares for Return Trip
NASA Scientists Find More Evidence of Water on Mars
900 babies a day are born with AIDS virus in the developing world: report
AP poll: Most students stressed, some depressed
Down Syndrome Yields Key Cancer Clue
Genes Overproduced in Down Syndrome Can Slow Tumor Growth
Massive asteroid bombardment may have helped life to THRIVE on Earth
Homo Sex in Colonial America
3/14/09
news
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., March 14 (UPI) -- The U.S. Internet search engine Google says its Google Mars feature began offering up-to-date images of Earth's planetary neighbor Saturday.
I'm so impressed! Maybe simple softwares such as this is what it takes to get the next generation really passionate about space travel.
The service, a relaunch of GrandCentral, which Google bought in 2007, allows you to choose a local number, which will simultaneously ring up to six phones such as your cell phone, home phone, office phone, and the phone at that vacation home that most of us can only dream about.
In addition to forwarding your calls, it also takes voice messages that you can listen to on the Web, from a phone, or read, thanks to a new feature that transcribes voice messages and sends them as e-mail and text messages.
The worst-case scenarios on climate change envisaged by the UN two years ago are already being realised, say scientists at an international meeting.
Ozone pollution amplifies risk of fatal respiratory illnesses
The Cost-Effectiveness of Virtual Colonoscopies
11/20/08
11/11/08
news via google news
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch group Philips has developed an
"intelligent pill" that contains a microprocessor, battery, wireless
radio, pump and a drug reservoir to release medication in a specific
area in the body.
NASA officially brought the Phoenix mission to a close, as the U.S.
space agency will cease operations and officially declare an end to
the mission five months after it explored Mars.
The $428 million mission was originally scheduled for a three-month
mission, but NASA was able to give it two extensions before the harsh
Martian environment finally claimed it. It has helped collect data on
the northern arctic Martian plains, while helping collect valuable
data that can be used for future missions.
You can Google to get a hotel, find a flight and buy a book. Now you
may be able to use Google to avoid the flu.
11/10/08
7/31/08
news
NASA scientists have announced that at least one of the giant lakes previously spied on Saturn's moon Titan contains liquid hydrocarbons - making it the "only body our solar system beyond Earth known to have liquid on its surface", as the agency puts it.
The first stars in the universe were short-lived brutish monsters, and they changed the nature of the cosmos forever, blazing away a dark fog that had smothered space for 300 million years and beginning to enrich the cosmos with the stuff of life.
Universe's first star born tiny and grew huge
LONDON (Reuters) - A mechanical brass calculator used by the ancient Greeks to predict solar and lunar eclipses was probably also used to set the dates for the first Olympic games, researchers said on Wednesday.
Test of Mars Soil Sample Confirms Presence of Ice
from August 1, 2008.
Nerve cells grown from new-style stem cells
6/26/08
news
Mars Soil 'Friendly' To Life, Tests Show
Scientists Report That Labs on Lander Reveal Many Nutrients, Lack of Acidity
Mars rover landing site revealed
Mars Had an Ancient Impact Like Earth
Britons in race for place in space
Prague- The Czech Republic has officially become a member of the European Space Agency (ESA), as its general director Jean-Jacques Dordain informed the Education Ministry about it, Katerina Boehmova, head of the external relations and communications section, said.
Workshop on analogue and mixed-signal integrated circuits for space applications
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