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Milan Ćirković of the Astronomical Observatory of Belgrade, and one of the world’s leading authorities on astrobiology and the evolution of galaxies and baryonic dark matter, has outlined along with philosopher Robert Bradbury the six great...
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Simple steps to create a robot out of salvaged goods.
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The newest launch by Nice called ‘Ze-O’ is a blessing for all those four wheel lovers who are sick of the increasing number of tiny cars in the market! The fully...
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Some time back an ardent follower of Ecofriend was inquiring about effective ways to recycle used plastic bottles. So when I hit upon this article, I immediately...
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It was Rimini yesterday and today it is Talinn that is going down the green lane to make sure that it gives the world an awesome new green hub. The Estonian capital is...
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Solar Umbrella House is quite simple the most tranquil green house that one would ever come across and it is a refreshingly new sustainable house design that does not...
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No wonder Japan is successfully leading the way in all aspects towards a complete country by itself. Setting trends for other countries worldwide, Japan proves that...
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You make plenty of delicious stuff in your kitchen and most often there is plenty of organic waste that ends up finding its way in to the trash can during the process....
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Solar energy is making rapid strides forward and is constantly replacing conventional energy in every aspect of life. The hotel industry has been slowly headed in the...
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This reusable shipping container (Treepac) is meant to be used like a cardboard box, but is designed to motivate people and companies to improve their personal...
made popular Jul 19 2008
Nifty designers prove recycling can be a lot more interesting than stuffing cans, bottles and cardboard into the proper containers. Though we have posted a few DIY...
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You might have come across many ‘green homes’, but what makes BLU unique are the benefits they are willing to deliver, all stacked at affordable rates. Simple...
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Mention Africa and two things come to my mind instantly – rain forests and varied wildlife. Though part of Africa is arid and desert, Ghana falls in the tropical...
made popular Jul 19 2008
Please see this slideshow and remind yourself of the havoc on wildlife and our environment that plastic bags can do.
made popular Jul 19 2008
The farm crisis that has divided the agricultural powerhouse of Argentina for months took a dramatic turn Thursday, when the Senate voted against the government’s...
made popular Jul 19 2008
In a new report, the EPA said “it is very likely” that more people will die during extremely hot periods in future years — and that the elderly, the...
made popular Jul 19 2008
Answer is simple, use those reusable bags!Less than 1% of plastic bags are recycled each year and it costs more to recycle a plastic bag than to make a new one.
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If you practice living an eco-lifestyle you want to make sure that your kitchen is both clean and green. This doesn’t mean that you have to spend an exorbitant amount...
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This is nature’s gift to man on Halloween or something akin to that. Really creepy trees that just happened to grow that way. Cool collection... Watch
made popular Jul 18 2008
This is quite simple the most elegant and sexy electric scooters around that are actually on road and not still a concept visualization of some up and coming designer...
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Here today—gone tomorrow? Is that possible in the animal kingdom? Where have all the dinosaurs that ruled the earth for millions of years...
made popular Jul 16 2008
I guess we all acquainted with Charles Darwin. He gave us the theory evolution, How the humans evolved from Apes. That was a gradual process which took years till we...
made popular Jul 14 2008
ScienceDaily (June 16, 2008) — First universal theory of humour answers how and why we find things funny. Published June 12, The Pattern Recognition Theory of Humour...
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Research identifies the reason humor is common to all human societies, its fundamental role in the evolution of homo sapiens and its continuing importance in the...
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Scientists unearthed a skull of the most primitive four-legged creature in Earth’s history, which should help them better understand the evolution of fish to...
made popular Jun 25 2008
Conway Stewart, Britain’s finest luxury pen manufacturer has unveiled yet another collector’s edition with its new Evolution model that allows the user to...
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Having started experiment with E.Coli in 1988, biologist Richard Lenski of Michigan State University had proven evolution as a steady process occurring through...
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Loren Eiseley was born on the bleak plains of Nebraska in 1907, a haunted man who grew up in a haunted house, dominated by the stony silence of a deaf, mentally...
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Chickens and dinosaurs may have more in common than was previously thought after researchers discovered close ties between the two creatures.
The link between the bird...
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They say that if you understand the basics you would never have a problem comprehending anything in life. This is for the techies who now fondle with the latest version...
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Florida’s public school science standards for the first time will use the word “evolution,” although the biological concept already was being taught...
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Russian aircraft designer and inventor, Alexander Begak, created a unique aircraft which has appropriately been named as Evolution. The aircraft is capable of traveling...
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Russian designer and inventor Alexander Begak loves his aircrafts. He likes them in he air, he likes them on land and he just loves them on the water. So, he designed...
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AP, London
After the Sunday service in Westminster Chapel, where worshippers were exhorted to wage “the culture war” in the World War II spirit of Sir Winston...
made popular Feb 9 2008
“Universal” is an understatement for this mode of transportation. It is more in sync with fantasy than reality. What is being referred to is ‘Evolution.’ A mode...
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The New Mercedes-Benz Museum—Exploring The Evolution Of One Of The Most Sophisticated Cars Till Date
‘Mercedes-Benz’—the name itself brings with it a sense of style, panache and sophistication, doesn’t it? I guess there is hardly any car-lover around who does...
made popular Feb 1 2008
AP, Washington
Scientific advisers to the government emphasize in a report the importance of teaching evolution in public schools.
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Do you know that we are increasingly becoming different from our ancestors? Nothing strange, isnt it, as with rapid progress in science and technology, the lifestyle...
made popular Dec 11 2007
AP, Washington
Science fiction writers have suggested a future Earth populated by a blend of all races into a common human form. In real life, the reverse seems to be happening....
made popular Dec 10 2007
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Philadelphia:
Bonnie Squires looks as casts of a human skulls, Wednesday April 16, 2008, which is on display at the exhibit ‘Surviving: The Body of Evidence’ at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. The exhibit, five years in the making, uses ancient...
