Mystery of "Dark" Star Explosions Solved?
WASHINGTON (AP) — As the Obama administration renews its health care reform effort on Capitol Hill, a top Democrat is calling for speedy action on a years long effort to create generic competition for costly biotech drugs.
An anonymous reader points out that Congress has quietly begun dismantling NASA's manned space flight program. "Other recommendations contained in the bill include a $77million reduction in NASA's proposed space operations budget, which includes the space shuttle and international space station; a $6 million reduction in science; and a $332 million shift in funds from the Cross Agency Support account to a new budget line-item included in the subcommittee's mark. Dubbed Construction and Environmental Compliance, the new account would be funded at $441 million. Congressional aides said the new line item and accompanying funds are aimed at consolidating NASA's various construction efforts into a single pot of money."
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-> I'm not someone on whom others can depend (just like my dad lol) and although I ignore you from time to time, I'll never abandon you, dgoodness.blogspot.com! We've already been thru so much, had makeovers, and even different names, but I'll always write on you... until I die!
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6/8/09
les nouvlles
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6/08/2009 02:48:00 PM
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3/28/09
les nouvelles
Surprise supernova: Massive star explodes despite being 'too immature' to self-destruct
The look of love? Only if you manage a glance that lasts longer than 8.2 seconds
Please freeze me! How scores of middle-class British couples are hoping to buy immortality for just £10 a week
-> this culture has for some reason always painted cryogenics as the dominant form of life extension, yet to me it has seemed both inefficient and unplausable in the life extension industry.
British scientists on course to become the first to produce synthetic human blood
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3/28/2009 01:59:00 PM
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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
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