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NASA's WISE findings poke hole in black hole 'doughnut' theory
New 'T-ray' tech converts light to sound for weapons detection, medical imaging
Indoor mapping iOS solution bypasses Wi-Fi, Bluetooth beacons (w/ Video)
Temperature influences gender of offspring: Heat favours production of male progeny
Nanoparticles on track to distinguish tumour tissue
Scientists demonstrate improved catalyst control, energy savings could result
Pitch black: Cosmic clumps cast the darkest shadows
OutRunner: The World's First Remotely Controlled Running Robot. It's a Kickstarter for the fastest robot in the world.
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On the biofilms: Well, I have to wonder when they'll become resistant to that drug as well.
edited 24th May '14 11:47:18 PM by SeptimusHeap
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Blowout soon fellow Stalker
That graphene sounds more and more like some wonder material. There's gotta be something wrong with it.
Oh really when?
Who Am I?
It wants to take over the world.
"We learn from history that we do not learn from history."
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Last I checked it's unfortunately kinda polluting, but people are working on fixing that.
Tiny muscles help bats fine-tune flight, stiffen wing skin
My journal is ready
Wish I was a scientist
Have you forgotten the face of your father, troper?
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The Mod with the Migraine
So when do we invade to take control of their aquatic fossil fuels? 
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Clinical trial reaffirms diet beverages play positive role in weight loss
A habitable environment on Martian volcano?
'Home-made' electricity creating buzz in Germany
Researchers devise method to study network resistance to random failures based on 'random walks'
Sunsets on Titan reveal the complexity of hazy exoplanets
Light-colored butterflies and dragonflies thriving as European climate warms
Neuroscience's grand question: How do neurons regenerate without losing memory?
Blowout soon fellow Stalker
Totally making my supervillain lair inside a martian volcano
Oh really when?
I'll go comment on Neuroscience's grand question: How do neurons regenerate without losing memory?; neurons don't exist in a vacuum, they are surrounded by a matrix material and by other cells. There is reason to believe that when a neuron is damaged, the matrix remains intact and preserves the connection pattern like a negative, so that a replacing neuron gets served the same wiring system.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Nah, if you've got to build your lair on Mars, go for the Noctis Labyrinthus. The Maze of Night.
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Quantum twist could kill off the multiverse
GE has surgical technique to power up wind blades
Sperm cells are extremely efficient at swimming against a current
New technique helps identify proteins involved in immune response
Spider Fangs Make Perfect Injection Needles
Intertwined evolution of human brain and brawn
Prehistoric birds lacked in diversity
edited 28th May '14 8:06:32 AM by Discar
HGW XX/7
That's a baby kangaroo and that story is a heap of shit.
edited 28th May '14 8:26:18 AM by Achaemenid
Schild und Schwert der Partei
Can't it be all three?
Going to poke my curious head in here and just pop the question of who thinks we may eventually find life - not necessarily intelligent by our standards, but just life of any sort - within our own solar system? Because given the various environments on the closer planets, as well as the moons of the outer ones, my gut says that there could well be something out there that's alive.
Very distant galaxy cluster confirmed
A glimpse into nature's looking glass -- to find the genetic code is reassigned: Stop codon varies widely
Fruit flies show mark of intelligence in thinking before they act, study suggests
Blocking pain receptors extends lifespan, boosts metabolism in mice
Ancient DNA ends Australia's claim to kiwi origins
First broadband wireless connection ... to the moon: Record-shattering Earth-to-Moon uplink
Mars mineral could be linked to microbes
Eating a Vanilluxe will give you frostbite.