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New head-bobbing lemur discovered

New head-bobbing lemur discovered , I have the very fantastic news is that New head-bobbing lemur discovered now wowwwwwww what a new discover in technology is New head-bobbing lemur. And BBC preparing a program about New head-bobbing lemur discovered on 14 dec. A new long-tongued, squirrel-sized species of lemur has …

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IPB Find Formula Milk Anti-Bird Flu

IPB Find Formula Milk Anti-Bird Flu, Bogor Agricultural Institute (IPB) Rahmat Hidayat managed to find a formulation of anti-bird flu and anti-diarrhea for mixed and improve the quality of milk powder. This finding is one of 201 research IPB lecturers who have completed in 2010. “My research for one year …

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Large Hadron Collider goes on winter break

Large Hadron Collider goes on winter break

Large Hadron Collider goes on winter break Large Hadron Collider goes on winter break, European scientists has stopped the world’s largest atom smasher for a scheduled maintenance break after eight months of successful scientific research into the origins of the Universe. The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Switzerland …

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Scientists say on way to solving anti-matter mystery

Scientists say on way to solving anti-matter mystery

Scientists say on way to solving anti-matter mystery, European scientists reported about the creation and capture of anti-hydrogen atoms in a novel magnetic trap and said it put them on track to solving one of the great cosmic mysteries – the make-up of anti-matter. Anti-matter is of intense interest outside …

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Verizon Wireless dialing up home phone service

Verizon Wireless dialing up home phone service Ready to hang up on your land-line bills, but not quite ready to ditch your home phone? Turns out Verizon Wireless is quietly testing a new service, starting at $10 a month for current Verizon mobile subscribers, that lets you make calls with …

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Engineers Make Artificial Skin out of Nanowires

Engineers Make Artificial Skin out of Nanowires Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed a pressure-sensitive electronic material from semiconductor nanowires that could one day give new meaning to the term “thin-skinned.” “The idea is to have a material that functions like the human skin, which means incorporating …

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