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Shroud of Turin May Hold Death Certificate (21 November 04:46) |
| The debate over the Shroud of Turin is reignited by alleged writing on the artifact. |
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NASA unleashes the Galactic Ghoul (21 November 04:06) |
| As I've mentioned before, I love a good outrageous space headline -- and the more they personify science or mold it to sound like a space opera, the better. But it's interesting to note that... |
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NASA unleashes the Galactic Ghoul (21 November 04:06) |
| As I've mentioned before, I love a good outrageous space headline -- and the more they personify science or mold it to sound like a space opera, the better. But it's interesting to note that... |
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NASA unleashes the Galactic Ghoul (21 November 04:06) |
| As I've mentioned before, I love a good outrageous space headline -- and the more they personify science or mold it to sound like a space opera, the better. But it's interesting to note that... |
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Firing Up the Large Hadron Collider Again (21 November 03:59) |
| If all goes well, the Large Hadron Collider will soon be smashing subatomic particles together as they travel near the speed of light around the 16.8 mile circumference of the world's most c... |
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Firing Up the Large Hadron Collider Again (21 November 03:59) |
| If all goes well, the Large Hadron Collider will soon be smashing subatomic particles together as they travel near the speed of light around the 16.8 mile circumference of the world's most c... |
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Firing Up the Large Hadron Collider Again (21 November 03:59) |
| If all goes well, the Large Hadron Collider will soon be smashing subatomic particles together as they travel near the speed of light around the 16.8 mile circumference of the world's most c... |
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Behind Oprah Winfreys Power of Persuasion (21 November 03:04) |
| Oprah Winfrey announced yesterday that after 25 years on the air, she would end her beloved talk show in September 2011. This announcement caused visceral reactions among my Facebook "friend... |
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Behind Oprah Winfreys Power of Persuasion (21 November 03:04) |
| Oprah Winfrey announced yesterday that after 25 years on the air, she would end her beloved talk show in September 2011. This announcement caused visceral reactions among my Facebook "friend... |
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Behind Oprah Winfreys Power of Persuasion (21 November 03:04) |
| Oprah Winfrey announced yesterday that after 25 years on the air, she would end her beloved talk show in September 2011. This announcement caused visceral reactions among my Facebook "friend... |
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One Tiny Step for Spirit (21 November 03:00) |
| NASA’s stuck Mars rover Spirit took the tiniest of steps to free itself from a sand trap that brought it to a standstill six months ago. After spinning its wheels for the equivalent of 8.2... |
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Large Hadron Collider Circulates Proton Beam (21 November 02:33) |
| For the first time since September 2008, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has circulated a beam of protons fully around its 17 mile-long ring of supercooled electromagnets. The last time this... |
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Serving Up Solar Tech Treats (21 November 12:03) |
| Think thin-film solar is still eons away from ubiquity? Think again. Seattle-based company LivinGreen has some sweet solar tech that could make manufacturing solar cells cheaper and easier. ... |
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Introducing the Mandelbulb (20 November 11:07) |
| Fractal geometry has broad appeal because of the amazing colorful shapes that can be created, but it's easy to forget that there is actual information -- and some pretty rigorous math -- und... |
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Climate Not Culprit of Megafauna Extinction (20 November 10:39) |
| About 15,000 years ago, some of the largest mammals in North America disappeared off the face of the Earth. |
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Thanksgiving Food Sources Can Be Tracked Online (20 November 09:58) |
| From Western Illinois University: Once upon a time, in order to trace the path of a meal from your table to the source, you may only have had to take a short jaunt to a nearby field. But in ... |
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University of Georgia Bulldog Mascot Dies at Age 4 (20 November 09:01) |
| From the University of Georgia: Uga VII, the legendary Georgia mascot who roamed the sidelines at Bulldog football games, died unexpectedly Thursday morning in Savannah. He died of heart-rel... |
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Galileos Fingers and Tooth Recovered by Collector (20 November 08:54) |
| The macabre remains of the famous, once-damned astronomer were spotted at an auction. |
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Galileos Fingers and Tooth Recovered by Collector (20 November 08:54) |
| The macabre remains of the famous, once-damned astronomer were spotted at an auction. |
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Galileos Fingers and Tooth Recovered by Collector (20 November 08:54) |
| The macabre remains of the famous, once-damned astronomer were spotted at an auction. |
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Galileos Fingers and Tooth Recovered by Collector (20 November 08:54) |
| The macabre remains of the famous, once-damned astronomer were spotted at an auction. |
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Will a Computers Conscious Mind Emerge (20 November 08:18) |
| If the human brain is data being passed from neuron to neuron at its basic level and we can simulate that in a computer, shouldn’t a conscious mind start to emerge? |
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Will a Computers Conscious Mind Emerge (20 November 08:18) |
| If the human brain is data being passed from neuron to neuron at its basic level and we can simulate that in a computer, shouldn’t a conscious mind start to emerge? |
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Will a Computers Conscious Mind Emerge (20 November 08:18) |
| If the human brain is data being passed from neuron to neuron at its basic level and we can simulate that in a computer, shouldn’t a conscious mind start to emerge? |
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Ten Tips for Staying Healthy and H1N1-Free This Holiday Season (20 November 08:05) |
| From Saint Louis University Medical Center: The holidays are here and with them family, friends, parties and germs. This year, in light of the H1N1 outbreak, many fear that the most wonderfu... |
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Dinosaur Fossils Helicoptered Out of Southern Utah (20 November 07:53) |
| Late Cretaceous dinosaur fossils were helicoptered out of The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in southern Utah this week. The bones transported from the site site represent a Gry... |
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The LHC Higgs Boson Hunter (20 November 07:31) |
| The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is about to be fired up and Professor Jonathan Butterworth hopes that the ATLAS detector uncovers far more exotic physics than just the Higgs particle. |
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Spray-on Skin Offers Fast Healing for Burns (20 November 03:45) |
| Spray-on skin might sound like science fiction, but the new tech could spare burn victims from painful skin grafts. |
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Hyperlens Sharpens Sights With Sound (20 November 02:00) |
| High-resolution ultrasound and sonar imaging is now possible with a new metamaterial. |
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Atlantis Astronauts Embark on First Spacewalk (20 November 01:29) |
| A pair of spacewalking astronauts hustled through work outside the International Space Station. |
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Sucking Up the Storm (20 November 01:13) |
| In New Orleans, engineers are installing a giant pump they say should keep the city dry in the event of another big hurricane. Listen to the podcast. |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Carbon Dioxide sources outpacing sinks (20 November 12:39) |
| Galloping increases in human fossil fuel emissions now appear to be outrunning the ability of the world's oceans to absorb them. The first year-by-year accounting of the oceans' role as a ca... |
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Hobbits Are a New Human Species Study of Fossils Concludes (20 November 12:34) |
| Is the hobbit human debate over? I doubt it, but the below, from Wiley-Blackwell, puts a strong notch on the side of those who believe "Homo floresiensis" represents a new human species. 'Ho... |
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Hobbits Are a New Human Species Study of Fossils Concludes (20 November 12:34) |
| Is the hobbit human debate over? I doubt it, but the below, from Wiley-Blackwell, puts a strong notch on the side of those who believe "Homo floresiensis" represents a new human species. 'Ho... |
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Hobbits Are a New Human Species Study of Fossils Concludes (20 November 12:34) |
| Is the hobbit human debate over? I doubt it, but the below, from Wiley-Blackwell, puts a strong notch on the side of those who believe "Homo floresiensis" represents a new human species. 'Ho... |
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Hobbits Are a New Human Species Study of Fossils Concludes (20 November 12:34) |
| Is the hobbit human debate over? I doubt it, but the below, from Wiley-Blackwell, puts a strong notch on the side of those who believe "Homo floresiensis" represents a new human species. 'Ho... |
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Hobbits Are a New Human Species Study of Fossils Concludes (20 November 12:34) |
| Is the hobbit human debate over? I doubt it, but the below, from Wiley-Blackwell, puts a strong notch on the side of those who believe "Homo floresiensis" represents a new human species. 'Ho... |
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