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Blast from the Past: Vacuum treatment machine for baldness
Jan 11 2008, Madan

The baldness has been a major problem since old times and still there is no promising ways to alter the growth of hair. This article, published in Popular Science Magazine, in 1936 throws light on vacuum treatment, which was tested on 500 cases in...

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Giant telescopes could be built from Moon dust spacetech 04 June 2008 New Scientist Space
Maggie, Las Vegas
Dust – often thought of as an impediment to lunar exploration – could be put to good use to build giant telescopes on the Moon – perhaps some large enough to fill...
telescopes, Moon dust, Technology, United States
made popular Jul 4 2008
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Best amateur telescopes for armchair stargazers
Jolly, Jalandhar
Star gazing is my hobby and space my passion. I often go through the Internet to surf for great telescopes which allow me to have a closer look at the stars and other...
SkyScout, Telescopes, Meade, Celestron
made popular Apr 16 2007
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First Gamma Ray Clock found by Astronomers
Pankaj, Shimla
Ground based gamma-ray telescopes are providing key observations to explore the non-thermal universe. The High Energy Stereoscopic System (H.E.S.S.) is observing mainly...
H.E.S.S., VHE, gamma-ray, telescopes
made popular Nov 28 2006
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Back Yard Astronomy: Make It An Enjoyable Hobby With Automated GOTO Telescopes
Irani, New Delhi
Amateur astronomy, often called back yard astronomy, is a hobby whose participants enjoy observing the celestial objects. Amateur telescopes come in many shapes and...
Back Yard Astronomy, Amateur Astronomy, Hobby, telescopes
made popular Feb 8 2006
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NASA: Readying to Hunt Smaller Earth-Threatening Asteroids
Irani, New Delhi
Asteroids have been showering the Earth with damages for long. So, NASA thought of searching for these Earth-threatening celestial bodies as small as 140 meters. It has...
NASA, Smaller Asteroids, Earth-Threatening Asteroids, Asteroids
made popular Dec 24 2005
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Dark energy Remains Constant Over the Universe's Life: Scientists
Irani, New Delhi
Mysterious force has remained constant over the life of the universe. It refused to fade away. The first results from an international effort to probe the nature of...
Dark energy, Universe, Supernova Legacy Survey, stellar
made popular Nov 28 2005
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Discovery of Planets Buoy Hopes of Finding Life in M-Class Dwarfs Too
Irani, New Delhi
Scientists have been scanning across the outer Universe in search of extraterrestrial civilizations for nearly half a century. All have been disappointing them as more...
Discovery, Planets, M-Class Dwarfs, Universe
made popular Nov 24 2005
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This Week (13-19 Nov): The Best of Astronomy Blogs
Irani, New Delhi
Strudel reports that the UK’s Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council - began a study of ways to deflect Near Earth objects (NEOs) like asteroids. They...
UK, Engineering, astronomy, astronomy blogs
made popular Nov 19 2005
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Swift Satellite Exalted As 'Best of What's New' in Popular Science
Irani, New Delhi
The NASA Swift satellite has received a “Best of What’s New” award from Popular Science magazine in the aviation-and-space category. Penn State...
Swift Satellite, Satellite, Popular Science magazine, NASA
made popular Nov 15 2005
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Swift Satellite Exalted As 'Best of What's New' in Popular Science
Irani, New Delhi
The NASA Swift satellite has received a “Best of What’s New” award from Popular Science magazine in the aviation-and-space category. Penn State...
Swift Satellite, Satellite, Popular Science magazine, NASA
made popular Nov 15 2005
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