Nasa Find Significant Water on Moon

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Can we dream about the next giant leap of mankind with NASA’s latest discovery.


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Scientific Serendipity

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When you look at how much science has been discovered by chance or accident you may think that instead of the phrase “Eureka! I have found it!” maybe science should be denoted by the phrase, “Yeah, I meant to do that’.


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The Toddler Robot

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The iClubs Toddler Robot was Designed to Learn Just Like a Child Would.


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Something Simpler Than Viruses: Viroids and Prions

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A new discovery telling that something simpler than viruses is also present that include viroids and prions or a naked nucleic acid and simply a protein.


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The Earth’s Second Moon – Cruithne

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I never knew that the Earth had another moon apart from The Moon. But what is this new moon that has decided to steal our already (beautiful) moon of its honour?


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What Factors Threaten Our Wild Life? How Can These Threats be Overcome?

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28 April 2009..The last hundred years or so saw the demise of the dodo, the passenger pigeon and other species. Today more and more species are threatened with extinction. If the threats persist, we will surely lose them forever…


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130 Million Year Old Mistake

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As a child I was always fascinated by dinosaurs, I had even considered going into Paleontology, except my in ability to deal with heat conflicted with my desire to dig for bones in the Gobi Desert. Although I thought all dinosaurs were “cool” I thought it interesting how many mistakes had been made along the route of discovery. This mistake is about Iguanodon.


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John Dalton

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A brief overview of the discoveries of John Dalton, the inventor of the atomic theory and much more.


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Energy From Seawater: Amazing Discovery

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This seems incredibly unrealistic, however, there is a new possible future energy source.


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Theory: Scientists Discover Levitation of Tiny Objects

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Using Quantum Physics (mechanics), scientists recently discovered a theory of how to levitate tiny objects. They seem to be excited about using it for nanotechnology machines.


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