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Where have all the giant-creatures’ of the world disappear that existed around 300 million years ago? Though many theories have come to the rescue of the logics muted by various scientists, but following this, yet another question does arise –...
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Global warming has led to expansion of low-oxygen “underwater deserts” in the tropical oceans over the past five decades, which scientists view as a...
made popular May 6 2008
The most basic and vital ingredient for living a healthy life is focusing on a proper intake of most basic element Oxygen. All of us know that but most of us cannot put...
made popular Mar 29 2008
Geologists have uncovered evidence of when Earth was first able to support oxygen-rich atmosphere similar to what we experience today and more so, take for granted....
made popular Dec 20 2007
Here is Toyota’s brand new car to beat the materialistic luxury of the luxury cars. Even inside the most spacious, air-conditioned luxury car we breathe in stale...
made popular Oct 22 2007
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NBC Universal said Tuesday it will buy Oxygen Media, a cable TV network featuring programming for women, for about $925 million in a move to attract more advertisers...
made popular Oct 9 2007
Do you want to enjoy TV reality show on your mobile phone? Then award winning mobile gaming firm, Oxygen Media is bringing the ‘Bad Girls Club 3G mobile...
made popular Oct 4 2007
Oxygen, it is that part of our atmosphere which enables aerobic organisms (each one of us) to breathe and sustain life.
About 2.5 billion years ago when oxygen first...
made popular Oct 1 2007
AP, Washington
Oxygen, key to life on Earth today, began to appear on the planet millions of years earlier than scientists had thought, new research indicates.
made popular Sep 27 2007
Here’s some news that might shake the world of environmentalists and policy makers. Although, the ‘Oxygen poor’ zone of Texas and Louisiana...
made popular Jul 31 2007
By now, we all know that one of the major contributors in changing the Earth’s climate is carbon dioxide. And, to find a solution to it, scientists across the world,...
made popular Apr 24 2007
All of us are familiar with Tropical rainforests as Lungs of the world because of the large amount of oxygen they produce. But, a new study suggests that tropical...
made popular Apr 10 2007
Babies whose mothers had diabetes during pregnancy are less capable to develop early memories than children whose mothers had normal pregnancies.
The study proposes...
made popular Feb 17 2007
We all know that the speed with which we are polluting our earth will want us to have separate oxygen generating systems in the future.
The industrial revolution has...
made popular Jan 3 2007
Very soon, doctors will be able to rapidly monitor tumor-growths and chemotherapy progresses in cancer patients with the help of an implant being developed at the...
made popular Dec 9 2006
Studies conducted earlier have shown that factors like diabetes, stroke, clogged arteries and aging add to the chances of Alzheimer. But according to a new study, lack...
made popular Nov 21 2006
Up till now water was the necessary ingredient if you had to do your laundry but the Electrolux has presented a new evolution in the laundry sphere a KaionWAVE washing...
made popular Nov 16 2006
The only moon in our solar system with its own atmosphere, it will surely grab scientist’s attention. Here, it is providing significant clues to support the nature of...
made popular Nov 7 2006
A Californian company named Ingen Technologies has reported that it is producing a pneumatic gauge dubbed OxyView™ that determines oxygen flow rate to the patient. The...
made popular Oct 13 2006
Does that mean, it was a wild goose chase.
This doesn’t mark the end of long search for extra terrestrial life, not yet. With space scientists investigating the...
made popular Oct 12 2006
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