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Technology strikes marine life. Not in the ways you might think but in creating quite an eyecandy for a gadget. Under the guise of a ‘crystal’ ball with a fake fish inside, this techno-wonder is a USB hub! The glassbowl, with the help of LEDs,...
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Dell has already pioneered a few green initiatives, such as the Plant a Tree Program and a 100% renewable energy headquarters in Austin, Texas, but the company has...
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Right now, the crews on board the International Space Station consist of three people. But by late next year, the crew size will grow to six. That means more food, more...
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Venus Express has detected the molecule hydroxyl on another planet for the first time. This detection gives scientists an important new tool to unlock the workings of...
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Between a quarter and a third of the world’s wildlife has been lost since 1970, according to data compiled by the Zoological Society of London.
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Astronomers have found the remains of the youngest supernova, or exploded star, in the Milky Way Galaxy. The supernova occurred in 1868, but was hidden behind a thick...
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We cannot go back in time and stick a thermometer in the early universe, but astronomers have done the next best thing, using an indirect technique to find out what the...
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If eyewitness accounts are to be believed, pandas had sensed the massive earthquake that shook central China on May 12, with the animals behaving strangely just minutes...
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I remember I was in the fifth standard when I happened to read an article in some magazine about the extinct species of India. Through that article I came to know...
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These days the act of charging gadgets is turning green especially with an array of alternative options on the platform. In no doubt, Hydrogen is touted to be the...
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Another out of the ordinary application of Sun’s energy is to power kilns. Piñon Jorge Pineda, a researcher at the National Polytechnic Institute, has come up with a...
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The higher you are from sea level, the lesser is the temperature……a universal known fact it is. But capturing this coolness and redirecting it to a place where...
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Oceans have tremendous untapped potential for power generation which technology firms have been trying to harness for quite some now. Despite all these efforts,...
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The Green Jet that designer Erik Sifrer has put together is one concept that the fat cats who want to make a green statement will eagerly anticipate. This 187 foot mega...
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More often than not, we forget to switch off the power supply of many household devices after we finish using them. Here is a smart energy saving concept that will come...
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Although her countrymen can no longer afford the imported rice that has come to dominate their diet, Josiane Desjardin sees little hope of reviving the domestic crop...
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If you wanna startle people around you but with a green thumb then here’s a bright idea. Take a look at this wearable, portable square-wave synthesizer that is...
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Remember how the best toys we got as kids were the wind-up ones that didn’t go limp if the lights went out or if their batteries died? Well, this electronics company...
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Svepa is an idea for a bicycle; a bike for urban landscape. It is noticeable for its unique design as much as for what it proposes. Not only does it combine plywood and...
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Astronomers have discovered the youngest known supernova in the Milky Way galaxy, just 140-years-old.
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It is a new fight of Indian society against the planned environment pollution. Yes, the names are not familiar to the media even...
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The study by the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies and James Cook University found some coral reef gobie fish deliberately dieted...
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Start eating like a caveman, for a study has revealed that a stone-age diet of berries, nuts, lean meat and fish can help reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular...
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AP, Washington
Global warming could force elk and mule deer from much of the American West. Wild trout could disappear in lower Appalachian streams. Two-thirds of the country’s...
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AP, Seattle
A University of Washington professor says a recently discovered fish that crawls instead of swimming and has forward-looking eyes like humans could be part of an...
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AP, Frankfort
A central Kentucky man is facing more than 20 charges after a variety of reptiles were found at his home. But the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources...
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AP, Boston
Call them Pavlov’s fish: Scientists are testing a plan to train fish to catch themselves by swimming into a net when they hear a tone that signals feeding time.
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It is a good idea to increase intake of oily fish if you want to protect yourself from a host of diseases. If you are wondering why it is so, well, it is because the...
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Girls, if you want to make sure that all eyes at the next party be turned to you, Go Tribal! Yup, I am talking about the Tribal Fish Back Tattoo. I love the concept, a...
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AP, Green River
Some people catch fish and release them. Bill Wengert releases them and then catches them _ a quarter-century later.
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Tattoo lovers will never seek rest and will always come up with designs which are unique and good to look at! I wonder where does their creative genius get the fire...
made popular Mar 14 2008
AP, Harrisburg
The FBI is trying to find out how herbal supplements got into a family’s frozen fish dinner, a discovery that prompted a voluntary recall in 11 states.
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AP, Harrisburg
Gorton’s Inc. recalled about 1,000 cases of frozen fish in 10 states on Friday after confirming that items a Pennsylvania customer reported finding in her food...
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Now, you have got something deadly to keep your fish. Check out the MK-84 Aqua Bomb, a six and a half foot tall self contained fish tank from MotoArt, the company that...
made popular Feb 29 2008
Where the Missisipi river pours into the Gulf of mexico is a dead zone an area of low oxygen caused by nitrogen runoff which varies between the size of New jersey and...
made popular Feb 26 2008
AP, Washington
Rules that allow only the catching of larger fish may encourage their replacement with slower growing, more timid varieties. That, at least, is the concern of...
made popular Feb 25 2008
AP, Paris
Major world commercial fish stocks could collapse within decades as global warming compounds damage from pollution and overfishing, U.N. officials said Friday.
made popular Feb 22 2008
AP, Stockholm
Seventy-two small fish were briefly launched into space by researchers Thursday, hoping their swimming patterns would shed some light on motion sickness.
made popular Feb 22 2008
AP, Stockholm
German researchers on Thursday launched a rocket carrying 72 small fish on a brief space flight to study motion sickness. The cichlids were in an unmanned rocket that...
made popular Feb 21 2008
AP, Stockholm
German researchers on Thursday launched a rocket carrying 72 small fish on a brief space flight to study motion sickness. The cichlids were in an unmanned rocket that...
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Taki Myamura displays a sack of Chokan pollack roe up for auction by Icicle Seafoods Inc., in Seattle Friday April 4, 2008.
