Japanese military going into space?
Japan's Liberal Democratic Party has drafted a bill to allow Japan's military into space.
Jun 2, 2006
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Podcasting: Newest trend in education?
A United Kingdom university is introducing the use of education-based MP3 audio files into its program to help modernize education.
Other
Jun 2, 2006
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Ericsson, Microsoft tie up in mobile phone
Ericsson launched a phone service to integrate its One Phone solution with Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005.
Business
Jun 2, 2006
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SPEAR3 Accelerator Approved for 500mA
This spring the Department of Energy gave SPEAR3 license to run the accelerator at 500 milliamperes (mA), the current the accelerator was designed to use. Since it opened in January 2004, the machine has operated at 100 mA ...
General Physics
Jun 2, 2006
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Project seeks monsoon storm source
This monsoon season will be like no other, according to Joseph Zehnder, a meteorologist with Arizona State University. The reason is because it will be studied more extensively than any other monsoon season.
Earth Sciences
Jun 2, 2006
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Slide Into the 3G World with Samsung's SGH-Z400
Samsung today presents a top-rated slide–up that possesses the right blend of maximum performance with refined styling. Samsung Electronics released an innovatively designed SGH-Z400 to cater the needs of today's global ...
Consumer & Gadgets
Jun 2, 2006
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Scientists design Maglev car with greater stability
Since the late ‘60s, scientists have been designing, building and operating “flying trains,” or magnetically levitated (“Maglev”) systems. However, the sci-fi-like technology still faces challenges for increased ...
Thirty Meter Telescope Passes Conceptual Design Review
The detailed design for the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) developed by a U.S.-Canadian team is capable of delivering on the full promise of its enormous light-collecting area, according to the findings of an independent panel ...
Astronomy
Jun 2, 2006
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Sensor opens up study of crucial molecule
MIT scientists have discovered a way to monitor a crucial molecule as it goes about its business within living cells. The molecule, nitric oxide (NO), plays critical roles in the human body -- from the destruction of invading ...
Jun 2, 2006
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Size Matters: From Aerosol Particles to Cloud Droplets
Clouds play a central role in the Earth’s climate system and water cycle. A cloud’s behavior depends to a great extent on the number and size of the droplets it is made of. Since each of these droplets requires a seed ...
Jun 2, 2006
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