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February 10, 2010
TIME AND SPACE
Atom Smasher To Jump Straight To Maximum Energy
Moscow, Russia (RIA Novosti) Feb 09, 2010
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will jump straight to its maximum energy without any medium-energy proton collisions, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) has said on its website. Experts, who gathered in Chamonix last week, revised the previous schedule according to which first physicists at the LHC were to switch to medium-energy beam collisions of 10 TeV this summer, following a short period of running at half-power of 7 TeV. "The most important decision we reached last w ... read more

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'Blazing ring' eclipse races across Africa, Asia
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ISRO Launches Rockets To Study Eclipse
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STELLAR CHEMISTRY

Giant Ribbon At The Edge Of The Solar System: Mystery Solved
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SOLAR SCIENCE

e2v Image Sensors Study The Sun Onboard SDO
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SOLAR SCIENCE

Solar Dynamics Observatory: The 'Variable Sun' Mission
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SOLAR SCIENCE

NASA to launch solar observatory
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MOON DAILY
'NASA, ESA Want To Be Part Of Chandrayaan-II Mission'
Bangalore, India (PTI) Feb 08, 2010
NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) want to be part of Chandrayaan-II, the next Indian mission to Moon, by sending their instruments, ISRO Chairman K Radhakrishnan said here today. Replying to a query whether NASA and ESA have sent proposals to ISRO to be part of Chandrayaan-II, expected in 2012 or 2013, by sending their instruments, Radhakrishnan told reporters, "They are all there actua ... more

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Quasar Pair Captured In Galaxy Collision
Pasadena CA (SPX) Feb 08, 2010
This composite image shows the effects of two galaxies caught in the act of merging. A Chandra X-ray Observatory image shows a pair of quasars in blue, located about 4.6 billion light years away, but separated on the sky by only about 70 thousand light years. These bright sources, collectively called SDSS J1254+0846, are powered by material falling onto supermassive black holes. An optical ... more

EXO LIFE
An Answer To Another Of Life's Big Questions
Monash, Australia (SPX) Feb 08, 2010
Monash University biochemists have found a critical piece in the evolutionary puzzle that explains how life on Earth evolved millions of centuries ago. The team, from the School of Biomedical Sciences, has described the process by which bacteria developed into more complex cells and found this crucial step happened much earlier in the evolutionary timeline than previously thought. Te ... more

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SPACE TRAVEL
Foam Replacing Wax In Aerospace Casting Foundries

Thermoelectric Cells Have A Bright Clean Future

X-55A Boosting Composite Cargo Aircraft Design

SPACE TRAVEL
Russia blasts US, NATO policies as security threat

Moscow 'concerned' by US-Romania missile shield deal

Romania to host U.S. missiles

SPACE TRAVEL
USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Infrared-Guided Maverick Missiles

Iran to make missile system better than Russian: airforce

Iran opens two new missile plants

SPACE TRAVEL
China-born aerospace engineer gets 15 years for spying

BAE pays hefty fines, but ducks full trial

NATO agrees steps to fill yawning budget gap

SPACE TRAVEL
Robot to take starring roles in S.Korea plays

NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

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Bad News For Mosquitoes

Vietnam slaughters poultry over bird flu fears

Freeze on HIV spending sparks concern in Africa

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TIME AND SPACE
Newborn Black Holes Boost Explosive Power of Supernovae
Huntsville AL (SPX) Feb 05, 2010
An international team of scientists, including two astronomers from NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., have observed a supernova with peculiar radio emission. In the Jan. 28 issue of Nature, the team - led by Zsolt Paragi of the Joint Institute for Very Long Baseline Interferometry in Europe, or JIVE - reveals new details of these highly energetic explosions. Supernova SN 2007gr was discovered less than five days after its explosion at a distance of just 35 million light year ... read more

TIME AND SPACE
Giant Ribbon At The Edge Of The Solar System: Mystery Solved

Quasar Pair Captured In Galaxy Collision

Quasar Pair Captured in Galaxy Collision

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TIME AND SPACE
Seeing ExoPlanet Atmospheres From The Ground

New Technique For Detecting Earth-Like Planets

New technique helps search for another Earth

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TIME AND SPACE
Atom Smasher To Jump Straight To Maximum Energy

Newborn Black Holes Boost Explosive Power of Supernovae

Aluminum Ion Drives Most Precise Quantum Logic Clock Ever

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TIME AND SPACE
Looking For Life In The Multiverse

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An Answer To Another Of Life's Big Questions

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TIME AND SPACE
Astronomers Find Near-Earth Encounters Leave Asteroids Pale

The First Of Many Asteroid Finds For WISE

Dangerous Asteroid Safely Flies Past Earth

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