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Monocular telescopes form the base of space watching. Staring light years away into the galaxy with a single eye at times gets tiring, but then you can’t stuff both the eyes into the single eye space available. How about an idea where the pair of...
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Only two letters separate “pre-salt” from “pre-school,” but between these two options is an immense separation for the future of Brazil. Diverse...
made popular Jun 23 2009
The case, in which the company was accused of backing a campaign of repression conducted by Nigeria’s former military government in the oil-rich Niger Delta...
made popular Jun 9 2009
Jonathen Trent, the lead research scientist at NASA Ames Research center in Moffett Field, California has come up with a solution to overcome U.S reliance on foreign...
made popular May 16 2009
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Oil prices lingered above $54 a barrel Tuesday in Asia as growing investor optimism about the global economy left crude poised to break out of a month-long trading...
made popular May 5 2009
AP, Denver
Natural gas and oil producer Forest Oil Corp. said Monday it widened its first-quarter loss because of a write-down for oil and gas properties.
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Houston
Energy companies are venturing deeper into the Gulf of Mexico as they explore for and produce new sources of crude and natural gas, a new government report shows.
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Sioux Falls
Signs of increasing energy demand in China, the world’s second largest consumer, pushed oil up to near $54 a barrel Monday, but concerns over the state of the...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Houston
Despite millions in new investments and President Barack Obama’s push for clean energy technology, many oil and gas executives say mass production of renewable...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Sioux Falls
Signs of increasing energy demand in China, the world’s second largest consumer, pushed oil up to near $54 a barrel Monday, but concerns over the state of the...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Singapore
Oil prices hovered above $53 a barrel Monday in Asia as investors looked to U.S. bank stress test results and April unemployment data this week for signs the worst of...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, New York
Oil prices finished the week with a late surge above $53 a barrel as traders looked past tepid economic reports and latched onto signs that U.S. manufacturing was on...
made popular May 1 2009
AP, New York
Oil prices rose sharply Friday as a trade group reported that deterioration in the American manufacturing sector appeared to be slowing.
made popular May 1 2009
AP, Singapore
Oil prices fell below $51 a barrel Friday in Asia as investors clung to a month-long trading range amid uncertainty about when the global economy may emerge from a...
made popular May 1 2009
AP, Singapore
Oil prices dipped below $51 a barrel Friday in Asia as investors clung to a month-long trading range amid uncertainty about when the global economy may emerge from a...
made popular May 1 2009
AP, Houston
The oil industry is off to a dismal start this year, with Exxon Mobil and Marathon Oil on Thursday becoming the latest majors to report first-quarter profits plunging...
made popular Apr 30 2009
AP, New York
Oil prices fell Thursday as the nation’s employment picture darkened and consumers pulled back on spending.
made popular Apr 30 2009
AP, Houston
Marathon Oil says its first-quarter profit fell 61 percent from a year ago as the company, like many competitors, saw results dive along with oil and natural gas...
made popular Apr 30 2009
AP, Singapore
Oil rose above $51 a barrel Thursday in Asia as investors took heart from optimistic comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve that the worst recession in decades is...
made popular Apr 30 2009
AP, New York
Oil prices rose Wednesday even though the government reported that the United States is consuming less than it has in years and inventories are bloated with the most...
made popular Apr 29 2009
AP, New York
Oil prices rose Wednesday even though the government reported that the United States is consuming less than it has in years and inventories are bloated with the most...
made popular Apr 29 2009
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A Baluchi woman comes running and shouting at Swedish explorer Mikael Strandberg while he photographs a camel in the Wahiba sands desert.
“He’s stupid, you don’t...
made popular Apr 14 2009
AP, Oslo
Norway’s oil minister on Thursday offered 34 new offshore oil exploration licenses to 40 bidding companies in areas near existing fields off the Nordic...
made popular Dec 18 2008
AP, Oslo
Norway said the number of oil companies bidding for exploration licenses off its coasts soared to a record 46 in its latest licensing round, more than twice the 19 bids...
made popular Nov 7 2008
AP, Houston
Powerful acoustic devices used by oil companies searching for new sources of hydrocarbons in the Gulf of Mexico have had no discernible effect on endangered sperm...
made popular Aug 21 2008
AP, Tehran
Iranian state TV says the country is exploring a newly discovered oil field believed to contain more than 1 billion barrels of crude oil.The report quotes Iranian Oil...
made popular Jul 13 2008
It seems Mercedes Benz is moving quickly to expand its market a lot further beyond those amazingly classy S-Class cars of it. I am sorry, but anytime someone talks...
made popular Mar 15 2008
NASA plans on building an outpost on the moon by 2020. While the astronauts will no doubt be dealing with some serious psychosis when stranded on the orbiting...
made popular Mar 1 2008
AP, Toronto
Canada’s third largest oil and gas company, Petro-Canada, signed a $7 billion deal Monday with Libya’s state-run National Oil Corp. to invest in exploration...
made popular Dec 10 2007
Okeanos Explorer is a dream machine for deep-sea explorers trying to unstitch the underwater secrets embroidered by the unknown in the 95% of the still unexplored ocean...
made popular Apr 11 2006
The attempt to bring back the first ever rock samples from an asteroid has failed severely. And the Japanese space probe will likely stay in space for three years...
made popular Dec 16 2005
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Elwyin Griffiths, Vice President of the ExxonMobil Corp., left, and Turkey’s Energy Minister Hilmi Guler are seen during the signature ceremony of TPAO-ExxonMobil venture in the Black Sea, in Ankara, Turkey, Nov. 19. 2008. ExxonMobil Corp. and...
