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And regions of space hidden beyond our cosmic horizon |
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• The wooden Stonehenge twin »
Woodhenge? - A wooden version of Stonehenge has been discovered by archaeologists only a few hundred metres from the stone circle, by using new radar imaging equipment. It has been hailed by experts as the most ...
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• HIV linked more to poverty than race »
Poverty, more than race, tied to HIV - According to the first government study of its kind released today, poverty is perhaps the most important factor related to HIV infection among heterosexuals, in US inner ...
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• The Fifth and Sixth Discontinuity »
Hubble's visions and Drake equation - Hubble's visions of the universe. Here is the final, fully processed photograph that NASA released in 1995. Now, what does the image tell us about what we're seeing? The E ...
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• Does PowerPoint make us dumber-er? »
OMG is PowerPoint dangerous? - It's dangerous because it can create the illusion of understanding and the illusion of control : We've met the enemy - and it's PowerPoint » Troops think the computer progra ...
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• Bad news, aliens are just like us »
And is our universe at home within a larger universe? - Could our universe be located within the interior of a wormhole which itself is part of a black hole that lies within a much larger universe? Our univers ...
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• What are Borganisms? »
Also, nanosatellites and Tamagotchi health monitoring - They turn our health into something of a game, and the reward is better health and a better life. Tamagotchi-like health monitoring devices are everywhere ...
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• Are we defaulting to God? »
What's more complex, a cucumber or a Boeing 747? - Default to God. Do we have a predisposition to believe in a super-natural world? Is religion an evolutionary adaptation? Religious ideas are common to all cult ...
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Amazing deep sea life photography »