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Spain had camels 6 million years ago, discovery shows
Logrono, Spain - Spanish scientists have discovered Europe's first fossilized camel footprints, Professor Felix Perez Lorente from La Rioja University said Monday. The footprints found at a site near Murcia were 6 million years old. ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-29 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

Rock from India dates from Earth birth, scientists say
Muenster, Germany - German geologists said Thursday they have discovered in India some of the world's rarest rock, dating back to the birth of the planet when the Earth was covered with a hot ocean of melted stone. The fragment from the primeval crus...

[Posted on : 2009-06-25 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

Bats recognize each others' calls
Hamburg - Bats use voice recognition to find each other in caves and in the dark of night, according to German scientists, who say this has implications for the development of language among non-human species. It has long been known that bats emit ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-22 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

Stanford physicists identify replacement for silicon chips
San Francisco - Physicists at Stanford University have identified a possible replacement for silicon as the basic material in computer chips, they said Tuesday. The chemical compound called bismuth telluride allows electrons to travel at room tempera...

[Posted on : 2009-06-16 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

German scientists create super-strong 'Spiderman' web strands By
Hamburg - In a scenario from a Spiderman movie, a team of German scientists has succeeded in making spider silk significantly more break-resistant and ductile through the addition of metal ions to the natural strands. The infiltrated spider silk, ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-15 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

German scientists find molecular 'switch' that activates osteoporosis
Hamburg - German scientists claim to have found the molecular switch that activates osteoporosis, the crippling degenerative disease which afflicts millions of people, mostly older women. The German researchers at the Max Delbrueck Centre for Molec...

[Posted on : 2009-06-15 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

German scientists invent sci-fi eyeglasses with in-the-lens data
Hamburg - German scientists have invented eyeglasses with in-the-lens computer data sensors like those used in popular science- fiction films and series such as Star Trek, The Terminator and James Bond movies. But unlike those devices - and also ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-15 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

Solar observatory begins flight around North Pole
Berlin - An automated solar observatory suspended from a helium balloon began Monday a five-day flight around the North Pole to study the sun's strange magnetic fields, German scientists said. The Sunrise, a rig three times as tall as a man, carries ...

[Posted on : 2009-06-08 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

Early man 'genetically modified' wild horses to make them tame
Hamburg - Early man genetically modified wild horses to create tamer animals which became the domesticated horse which helped spread human civilisation around the globe, according to new findings by a team of German scientists. Until now, it was no...

[Posted on : 2009-06-08 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

Indian scientists clone buffalo, report says
New Delhi - Scientists in India's northern state of Haryana have cloned a buffalo using foetal tissue, a news report said Sunday. The female calf named Garima weighed 43 kilogrammes and was born at the National Dairy Research Institute in Karnal city...

[Posted on : 2009-06-07 ] Category : [ Science (Technology) ]

 

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