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I’d just returned from meeting with Dr. Yi So-yeon, a Korean cosmonaut, arranged by the Institution of Engineers Australia.
Also general information of a first Korean cosmonaut’s flight made news round a globe already, in person meeting a living...
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Nothing concentrates the Indian mind more than criticism of something Indian. I have tasted the wrath that our people are capable ...
made popular May 25 2011
That’s what a new research suggests. Several times this question may have popped up in your mind, Why the hell am I not able to resist that lip smacking burger?...
made popular Mar 26 2011
It seems, to date none in the Instablogs informed of a Jewish distinctively-different genotype the most close to ones of Italians and French, yet.
Maybe, this...
made popular Jan 6 2011
Extraterrestrial particles have been found in the container jettisoned from the Hayabusa unmanned space probe that ended a seven-year round trip to the asteroid Itokawa...
made popular Oct 11 2010
Here’s another Israeli achievement to make the “anti-Zionist” crowd grind their teeth.
After the western world has played around with AIDS research for three...
made popular Sep 4 2010
Before I begin, this behind-the-scenes look through a creative’s mind can be a little scary. I promise to stay on track and stick to the subject matter of what a...
made popular Aug 19 2010
A Mexican aquatic salamander called an axolotl has helped scientists uncover the mysteries of stem cells and evolution.
made popular Jul 13 2010
The largest ever genetic study into autism has identified many more new genes involved in the disorder.
made popular Jun 10 2010
Monash University’s Dr Mindy Blaise, who spent five days at an unnamed childcare centre, wants sexuality to be an official subject at kinder-gardens and preschool...
made popular May 20 2010
Spending cuts at the National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) are halving the number of alcohol researchers at the organisation. The institute is also forced to...
made popular Feb 22 2010
The number of violent deaths among children in England and Wales has fallen by almost 40% since 1974, research has suggested.
The Bournemouth University study says the...
made popular Feb 4 2010
The elusive erogenous zone said to exist in some women may be a myth, say researchers who have hunted for it.
Their study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine is the...
made popular Jan 4 2010
Read Only If You Have a Burning Desire for India’s Progress
My friend Gurpreet returned to India after working for twenty five-years in the West. On reading about...
made popular Nov 9 2009
Ironically, bad economics and worse politics have kept common people away from the grip of wonder drugs. As per news report, the unscrupulous elements in various...
made popular Oct 1 2009
Though sexual topics have been favourite of hormone-abundant students, the teachers have always been shy of even saying the word sex, what to talk about discussing...
made popular Sep 16 2009
The next time before you signing the dotted lines for administering anesthesia to your kid, think twice before doing so as a study has revealed that exposure to...
made popular Jul 31 2009
I would amend the saying: Everything is rotten in the state of Denmark to “Everything is rotten when it comes to science and technology here.” The current state of...
made popular Jul 30 2009
Brazil’s population is getting older and will start to decline by the year 2030 a new government report has found
made popular Oct 9 2008
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New research on abortion in Mexico has found a significant increase in the rate of abortions despite legal restrictions that virtually ban the procedure in most parts...
made popular Oct 6 2008
A woman’s stride indicates how easily she can orgasm, researchers claim.
made popular Oct 5 2008
It might surprise you, but if you’ve got a Playstation 3 sitting at home, you’ve probably got some pretty decent hardware. You’d better hope so, considering how...
made popular Sep 20 2008
Funding of home economics education for the success for the universal basic eduction.
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Obioma (2006), observed that the culture of globalization has...
made popular Sep 20 2008
Rocks can be many things: they were probably our earliest weapons, they’ve been ballast on our journeys of exploration, even modern-art pieces.
made popular Aug 31 2008
What did you dream about last night? Were you chased by some unseen phantom through dark woods; did you get intimate with a Hollywood film star; or were you simply...
made popular Aug 31 2008
Geothermal power is getting a closer look from several directions. These new studies are based on
made popular Aug 31 2008
A bill designed to shield academic researchers from harassment by animal rights groups and others who oppose their work passed the state Senate on Friday.
made popular Aug 26 2008
There’s a reason comedians call it “dying on stage”. Research by a Washington State University linguist found that people who tell bad jokes often...
made popular Aug 23 2008
According to a new study, drinking alcohol changes our perceptions and makes people appear more attractive.
made popular Aug 17 2008
Intelligence gathering is neither straightforward nor foolproof. The intelligence community’s abject failure when it came to the matter of Iraq and WMDs...
made popular Aug 14 2008
There’s a subtle tactic to make things go your way in your career, love life, and social world —one that has nothing to do with effort or luck. It’s called...
made popular Aug 12 2008
Climbing up the stairs would do more than just exercise and tone up your body. Two Chennai based dctors have claimed that electrcity can be made as one climbs up the...
made popular Aug 13 2008
A cutting-edge neutrino observatory is slated to come up in Singara in the Nilgiris, bang in the middle of a biodiversity hotspot and the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve. There...
made popular Aug 11 2008
Think it takes thousands or even millions of years for animals to evolve significantly new traits? Think again.
made popular Aug 9 2008
Athletes and people who exercise not only have better bods - they have better brains too, a host of studies have now firmly established.
made popular Aug 7 2008
Microsoft has studied a total of 30 billion instant messages sent by over 250 million people in June of 2006, and determined that we are in fact, all linked by only 6.6...
made popular Aug 6 2008
Algae, thought of as pond scum by many people, is an intriguing biofuel prospect, some researchers and entrepreneurs say.
made popular Jul 30 2008
Modern day antiretroviral drugs lover HIV levels past detectable levels. But a HIV positive person has to stay on the drugs because the virus hides in immune cells,...
made popular Jul 26 2008
Research presented at a recent astronomical conference is being hailed as ushering in a new era in the search for Earth-like planets by showing that they are more...
made popular Jul 27 2008
I heard on the news the other day that researchers in the U.S. managed to create a working rat heart from stem cells. A step that brings us much closer to achieving the...
made popular Jul 16 2008
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Jim Chovanec of Ventura, Calif., demonstrating against animal research, is dressed up as a lab monkey in a cage during protests on both sides of the heated debate over animal research at the University of California, Los Angeles, Wednesday, April 22,...
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