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2005-07-11 - Sharp Develops New Technology to Blend Plant-Based Plastic with Waste Plastic

2005-07-11 - The space shuttle: NASA's aging workhorse

2005-07-11 - Plugging the hole in Windows USB security

2005-07-11 - Simulation Investigates Method To Improve Prediction Of Global Pollution

2005-07-11 - NASA's Deep Impact Tells a Tale of the Comet

2005-07-11 - Discovery astronauts' new mission: space mechanics

2005-07-11 - Surveying The Future

2005-07-11 - JENOPTIK Laserdiode GmbH extends the product range based on high-efficiency bars

2005-07-11 - Philips demonstrates feasibility of a new imaging technique based on magnetic particles

2005-07-11 - Path Delay Line

2005-07-11 - 50 Years of Yang-mills Theory

2005-07-11 - Laser Atom Probe Leads The Way To Seeing Atomic-Level Silicon Structures

2005-07-11 - Plasma accelerators move on

2005-07-11 - Europe beats Japan to ITER prize

2005-07-11 - Magnetic surprise for liquids

2005-07-11 - How do solids melt?

2005-07-11 - Crash exposes comet's inner secrets

2005-07-11 - Swimming around in circles

2005-07-11 - Bottoms down for quarks

2005-07-11 - All eyes on Discovery, scanning for damage

2005-07-11 - Japanese scientists track bird flu strains

2005-07-11 - Intelligent Hand-Held Vacuum Meter

2005-07-11 - Astronauts try to reassure their families

2005-07-11 - Applied Materials Launches Black Diamond II Low k Solution for Next Generation High-Speed Chips

2005-07-11 - Dell Brings Intel Dual-Core Technology to Servers for Small Businesses

2005-07-11 - Administration unveils new energy program

2005-07-11 - Hurricane didn't bother the space shuttle

2005-07-11 - Greek island hosts three-day conference on Atlantis myth

2005-07-11 - Plant gene for water efficiency found

2005-07-11 - HP Claims Breakthrough in Ink-Based Printing Technology

2005-07-11 - Perfect transmission with SkyMAX

2005-07-11 - Argonne wins four R&D 100 Awards

2005-07-11 - Fingernails store personal information

2005-07-11 - Doubling Down On Intel-Based Servers

2005-07-11 - IMEC concludes FEOL installation and enters into alliances for copper/low-k interconnect technology

2005-07-11 - CenterPoint Energy and IBM Examine Innovative Ways to Use Broadband Over Power Line

2005-07-11 - LLNL researchers capture four awards for industrial innovation

2005-07-11 - Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Solar Cars!

2005-07-11 - The presence of oxygen on carbon nanotubes enhances interaction with ammonia

2005-07-11 - New Web service to help older Americans

2005-07-11 - Catch Mechanism for Future Space Tether

2005-07-11 - Chemists spray their way to better catalysts

2005-07-11 - Laser metrology on the agenda at Cranfield University

2005-07-11 - Book examines Foucault's work on Iran

2005-07-11 - Kodak, Texas Instruments Simplify Camera Phone Design

2005-07-11 - Engineer creates a new tool for keeping computers cool

2005-07-12 - Humans use mostly consonants to ID words

2005-07-12 - Myths might be related to earthquakes

2005-07-12 - Physicists find way to create 3D quasicrystals

2005-07-12 - Canine genome is studied in Britain

2005-07-12 - General Dynamics Wins Contract To Build Antennas For ALMA Telescope

2005-07-12 - Raytheon, Cessna Receive NASA Sonic Boom Research Grants

2005-07-12 - Sloan 2 Will Map The Universe, The Milky Way And Dark Energy

2005-07-12 - Networking: A new world of work

2005-07-12 - High levels of green energy with the 2 Joule Powerlite Plus

2005-07-12 - Innovations in LWIR technology

2005-07-12 - New Hiden US Office

2005-07-12 - An Efficient High Power Piezo Amplifier

2005-07-12 - Dynajets® Cavitating Useful Jets

2005-07-12 - The Hiden HPR-40 Series Dissolved Species Analyser

2005-07-12 - Compact Image Dithering Stages

2005-07-12 - Researchers examine Earth's mysteries with Ingenuity funds

2005-07-12 - New Views of Spongy-Looking Saturn's Moon Hyperion

2005-07-12 - EU raids Intel offices, other computer makers across Europe

2005-07-12 - Curry spice found to fight cancer

2005-07-12 - Heads up, space station, Discovery is ready to blast off

2005-07-12 - MIT starts second wireless revolution

2005-07-12 - Good Connections Are Everything

2005-07-12 - Weather could delay shuttle launch: NASA

2005-07-12 - Scientists study music hallucinations

2005-07-12 - A solution on paper

2005-07-12 - Metals take a walk

2005-07-12 - Letting the spin loose

2005-07-12 - Rice nanophotonics lab gets $3 million training grant

2005-07-12 - Sandstorm robot makes unprecedented 200-mile autonomous run

2005-07-12 - Car Buyers Say Silence Isn't Golden

2005-07-12 - Manchester launches UK's largest nuclear institute

2005-07-12 - X-Ray Oscillations From Biggest Star Quake In Universe Provide Clues To Mysterious Interior of Neutron Stars

2005-07-12 - A Statement From the Columbia Families on NASA's Return To Flight

2005-07-12 - Structure of Biological 'Transistor' Detailed in Higher Organisms

2005-07-12 - Mystery compact object producing high energy radiation

2005-07-12 - Moderation in cell phone use is urged

2005-07-12 - Supercomputer Installed at RIT Among the World`s Fastest

2005-07-12 - Darwinism vs. creationism fight at OSU

2005-07-12 - Motorola selects Freescale in multi-year deal to develop new 3G platforms

2005-07-12 - IBM Unveils Breakthrough 'Cool Blue' Datacenter Cooling Technology

2005-07-12 - Prof: English sounds like one language, but it's really not

2005-07-12 - Nextel Launches the Motorola i850 Camera Phone

2005-07-12 - UF Researchers Take Pulse Of Hurricane Dennis

2005-07-13 - NASA now better able to measure sea level

2005-07-13 - NASA plans for an emergency space rescue

2005-07-13 - U.S. still spends the most on healthcare

2005-07-13 - Brain response to odor and light differs

2005-07-13 - NASA OK's fueling of Discovery, indicating green light for launch

2005-07-13 - Sony recalls 16,000 LCD televisions for default

2005-07-13 - Purdue findings support earlier nuclear fusion experiments

2005-07-13 - Repairs completed, shuttle ready to fly

2005-07-13 - Three satellites needed to bring out 'shy star'

2005-07-13 - Deteriorating weather lowers chances Discovery will be launched on schedule

2005-07-13 - Discovery launch postponed: NASA

2005-07-13 - Deal considered in U.S. stem cell debate

2005-07-13 - New exoplanet defies theory

2005-07-13 - Understanding the Boxing Day earthquake

2005-07-13 - Suggestions offered for one's well being

2005-07-13 - Temperature-sensitive Nanobrushes

2005-07-13 - Shuttle launch scrubbed by faulty switch

2005-07-13 - ARM Demonstrates Highest Performance ARM11 Family Processor

2005-07-13 - ASML Introduces the Industry's Highest NA Immersion Tool for Volume Chip Production at 45 nm Node

2005-07-13 - World's First Film Substrate-based Bendable Color Electronic Paper featuring Image Memory Function

2005-07-13 - Infineon Launches World's First Reference Design for Ultra Low-Cost Handsets Enabling Handsets with Production Cost Belo

2005-07-13 - Elpida Memory's 512 Megabit Mobile RAM Device Fits in Smaller Package for 3G Phones

2005-07-13 - New Infrared Tool Measures Silicon Wafer Thickness

2005-07-13 - Temperature Control Improves NIST X-ray Detector

2005-07-13 - Findings bolster link between birds and T. rex

2005-07-13 - Superwind discovered spreading Star Dust across the Universe

2005-07-13 - ProMOS Debuts First 90nm Silicon with High Yield

2005-07-13 - Sandisk First to Offer 512-Mb microSD Card

2005-07-13 - Scientists make landmark observations about weak force

2005-07-13 - Identifying the 'Signatures' of Protons in Water

2005-07-13 - A rare bird? Genetic analysis says not so

2005-07-13 - Safety light curtains with integral test mechanisms

2005-07-13 - No shuttle launch before Saturday

2005-07-14 - Robot footballers square off with sights on World Cup

2005-07-14 - World's First LCD That Simultaneously Displays Different Information in Right and Left Viewing Directions

2005-07-14 - Milestone Reached In Construction Of Discovery Channel Telescope

2005-07-14 - New bunker buster bomb is in development

2005-07-14 - First Planet Under Three Suns Is Discovered

2005-07-14 - Remains of ancient homes found in Japan

2005-07-14 - U.N.: Effects of bio-tech trees not known

2005-07-14 - Illinois governor takes stem cell stance

2005-07-14 - Scuttle The Shuttle Says Space Frontier Foundation

2005-07-14 - Intel's legal woes unlikely to hurt bottom line

2005-07-14 - Sides agree on DTV transition requirement

2005-07-14 - Sandia researcher shares European physics prize for work; observations transformed Z-pinch field

2005-07-14 - Comet Tempel 1 Went Back to Sleep

2005-07-14 - Prizes reward high-energy physics

2005-07-14 - KineticSystems Releases New CompactPCI/PXI Digital Input/Output Module

2005-07-14 - Keithley Introduces New Pulse Measurement Solution

2005-07-14 - Keithley Publishes New Semiconductor Test Tutorial Handbook

2005-07-14 - Predicting the lifetime of extreme ultraviolet optics

2005-07-14 - Cluster spacecraft reach greatest separation at fifth anniversary

2005-07-14 - China to launch solar telescope

2005-07-14 - Scientists determine how SARS kills

2005-07-14 - Brain stimulants may become popular

2005-07-14 - NASA scrambles to find shuttle fault as launch window closes

2005-07-14 - New Sub-Millimetre Light in the Desert

2005-07-14 - Finding rough spot in surface measurement

2005-07-14 - Extreme Science

2005-07-14 - Nanoscale systems for early diagnosis

2005-07-14 - Nano-graphite may store H2 gas

2005-07-14 - Online service to offer movies before DVD

2005-07-14 - Apple's stellar earnings might not last

2005-07-14 - Siberia three degrees warmer than 45 years ago, study warns

2005-07-14 - Laser to be used to analyze Mars' soil

2005-07-14 - Genetic lines of various cancers studied

2005-07-14 - IBM Announces New CMOS Image Sensor Foundry Offering

2005-07-14 - Diamonds are a Scientist's best Friend: Research into Building Better Small Machines

2005-07-14 - Nanoscale Fiber Optics

2005-07-14 - Geologists Use Particles from Galaxy's Far Reaches to Understand Processes at Earth's Surface

2005-07-14 - Videophoning: Live on Television from Your Living Room

2005-07-14 - Chip Industry Entering New Era

2005-07-14 - UF Survey Finds Many Floridians Still Recovering From 2004 Hurricanes

2005-07-14 - Russia approves a 10-year space budget

2005-07-14 - Canada joins U.S. EPA program

2005-07-14 - Professor examines processes in Soviet Union's formation

2005-07-14 - Shuttle Launch: Analysis Continues, Date Unclear

2005-07-15 - Stratos To Bring Prepaid SMS To Maritime Crews

2005-07-15 - Scientists reverse memory loss in mice

2005-07-15 - Tree-killing beetle found in California

2005-07-15 - U.N. report addresses Internet governance

2005-07-15 - Haystack marks physics milestone

2005-07-15 - NASA's Return to Flight Launch No Earlier than Sunday

2005-07-15 - Tokyo quake fault line is re-evaluated

2005-07-15 - The Devils of Mars

2005-07-15 - Russian Space Agency To Launch Kliper Project

2005-07-15 - A Giant Leap Towards The Moon

2005-07-15 - Green Power from Chicken Litter

2005-07-15 - Prayer doesn't cure the sick, says study

2005-07-15 - Expert says universe hard to understand

2005-07-15 - $2 billion market in nanopore

2005-07-15 - Samsung Electronics Q2 hit by weak chip, panel prices

2005-07-15 - Sites scouted for MIT a la francaise

2005-07-15 - Watching the birth and death of exotic molecules

2005-07-15 - NEC Develops Mobile Router Enabling Broadband Communication from High-Speed Mobile Objects

2005-07-15 - Shark skin saves naval industry money

2005-07-15 - Cost Competitive Electricity from Photovoltaic Concentrators Called 'Imminent'

2005-07-15 - Caution urged in human-ape brain stem test

2005-07-15 - Is bubble fusion back?

2005-07-15 - No shuttle launch for at least a week - NASA

2005-07-15 - UCLA chemists create nano valve

2005-07-15 - PAS sector continues growth in China

2005-07-15 - WiFi 'vampires' attack

2005-07-15 - Internet's Yahoo teams up with university students in Berkeley

2005-07-16 - Harry Potter good 'tool' to teach death

2005-07-16 - No link to happiness and intelligence

2005-07-16 - Hewlett-Packard likely to cut thousands of jobs in overhaul: analysts

2005-07-16 - Infineon bosses under investigation

2005-07-16 - Spacemen plan short Soyuz ride

2005-07-17 - 'Grandfather boom' as world population heads for nine billion

2005-07-17 - Upstart Firefox browser nearing 10-percent market share

2005-07-17 - China to send pig sperm into space

2005-07-17 - Clinton joins video game censoring rally

2005-07-18 - Opportunity Edges Toward Crater Erebus

2005-07-18 - Boeing ScanEagle to Achieve European Air Show First

2005-07-18 - 10 years after birth of e-commerce, fear may curb growth

2005-07-18 - Manitoba meteorite hunter scores again

2005-07-18 - Forest Fire Threatens Whipple Observatory

2005-07-18 - FY -2C Satellite Ready For Full Operation

2005-07-18 - No Show Leaves LEO A Space Duet

2005-07-18 - Carbon Nanotubes Could Aid Human Bones on the Mend

2005-07-18 - NASA scrambles to reschedule shuttle launch date after new setbacks

2005-07-18 - High-quality custom toroidal mirrors ..

2005-07-18 - Fewer elephants with tusks born in China

2005-07-18 - Archaeologists conduct historic dig

2005-07-18 - Congressmen clash over climate study

2005-07-18 - Apple eyes new iPods for music videos

2005-07-18 - Researchers make advances in wind energy generation

2005-07-18 - Versatel buy-out to strengthen Tele2

2005-07-18 - ARC, Pirelli Labs sign deal to develop micro fuel cell for industrial applications

2005-07-18 - Foiling e-document hackers

2005-07-18 - German-Japanese research cooperation opens the door to new markets

2005-07-18 - U.S. Department of Defense to Use HP Supercomputer for Weapons Systems Design

2005-07-18 - Bruker AXS Wins Prestigious R&D 100 Award For Innovative X-ray Detector

2005-07-18 - NASA Storm Hunters Continue to Study Data From Hurricane Dennis

2005-07-18 - Intel Itanium 2 Processors Get Faster Bus Architecture

2005-07-18 - British butterfly popuation is decreasing

2005-07-18 - Rio Grande River basin snow is studied

2005-07-18 - Texas Instruments Announces Next Generation PCI Express Physical Layer

2005-07-18 - Designing for New Dimensions

2005-07-18 - Methane's Impacts on Climate Change May Be Twice Previous Estimates

2005-07-18 - Fundamental Discovery About the Fracture of Human Bone: It's All in the 'Glue'

2005-07-18 - Hurricane Emily hits Mexican resorts as death toll mounts

2005-07-19 - NASA: July 26 Targeted as Earliest Launch Date

2005-07-19 - It's, like, a really interesting study

2005-07-19 - Pennsylvania fish to be analyzed

2005-07-19 - World`s first commercial production of perpendicular-magnetic-recording-technology-based hard disk media

2005-07-19 - Quantum decoys foil code-breaking attempts

2005-07-19 - Drilling set at Chesapeake Bay meteor site

2005-07-19 - Brand ID: Is a car masculine or feminine?

2005-07-19 - Kids are cynics, too? Yeah, right

2005-07-19 - Astronomers Debate Whether Oldest Known Dust Disk Will Ever Form Planets

2005-07-19 - Cost Of Photovoltaic Concentrators Falling Fast

2005-07-19 - Japan to learn cloning skills from S.Korea

2005-07-19 - Japan to develop bioethanol-mix fuel

2005-07-19 - Vodafone's faltering Japanese unit starts international video calls

2005-07-19 - BAE Systems Selected to Develop Humvee on-Board Vehicle Power System

2005-07-19 - SSETI Express Sets Off

2005-07-19 - Commemorating 60 years of the bomb

2005-07-19 - PC sales lifted by portables: surveys

2005-07-19 - Thermal IR detection systems for defence & aerospace

2005-07-19 - MindComet Launches BloginSpace.com: Free Service Transmits Blogs Into Space

2005-07-19 - States create voluntary online tax system

2005-07-19 - New look for hydrogen storage

2005-07-19 - Futuristic design wins competition for new Antarctic Research Station

2005-07-19 - Space shuttle problem still unresolved

2005-07-19 - R&D 100 Award for Developing a Novel Radiation Detector

2005-07-19 - Expedition 11 redocks Soyuz Spacecraft

2005-07-19 - Hitachi Introduces 667MHz FSB Intel Itanium 2 Processor-based Blade Servers

2005-07-19 - Students Steer a Blimp to Test Near Space Military Technology

2005-07-19 - Leading position reinforced for 3rd generation mobile networks

2005-07-19 - California Researchers Offer Open-Source Platform To Speed Wireless Development

2005-07-19 - JVC Introduces Hard Disk Camcorders

2005-07-19 - Computer sales not leading to profits

2005-07-19 - Autonomous undersea robot developed

2005-07-19 - First RFID system with UHF technology successfully in operation

2005-07-19 - Liverpool scientists to develop space robots with NASA

2005-07-19 - Is Ningbo Bird's goose cooked?

2005-07-19 - World faces massive increase in CO2 emissions as population grows

2005-07-20 - Rare astronomical alignment observed

2005-07-20 - Hunger hormone linked to memory

2005-07-20 - Florida Tech team invents restuarant pager

2005-07-20 - NASA wants to smooth bumpy plane rides

2005-07-20 - Fingernails may someday store information

2005-07-20 - Scientists plan Amazon forest fire

2005-07-20 - Cassini spacecraft: Mystifying pictures

2005-07-20 - Now You Don't See It, Now You Do: Filling In Creates the Illusion of Motion

2005-07-20 - Japan to support wind power electricity

2005-07-20 - 'Smart' device to help elderly people avoid falls

2005-07-20 - Hewlett-Packard to slash 14,500 jobs, after IBM move

2005-07-20 - Microsoft sues as Google snags former exec to open China research center

2005-07-20 - Nanotech tools a $700M market

2005-07-20 - 'Podcasts' are soaring

2005-07-20 - New Lead-Free 658nm Wavelength Laser Diodes from Photonic Products

2005-07-20 - k-Space introduces novel temperature monitor for GaN and SiC growth

2005-07-20 - Photek Limited Announces Their Icnsgc Ultra Fast Nanosecond Gated Camera System4

2005-07-20 - Miniature Zoom Lens offers high performance capabilities

2005-07-20 - Photek Limited Announces Their Igc2 Universal Gating Controller System

2005-07-20 - New group fights to defend Darwinism

2005-07-20 - New light on the weak force

2005-07-20 - Optoelectronic tweezers to round up cells, microparticles

2005-07-20 - DNA-based molecular nano-wires

2005-07-20 - Field tests unite weather and climate models

2005-07-20 - U.S. Gets More Asian Air Pollution Than Thought

2005-07-20 - Marvell Introduces World's First Ultra Low-Power 90nm WLAN Single Chip Solution

2005-07-20 - Aussie museum displays huge dinosaur bones

2005-07-20 - Japan's First 128-bit Block Cipher 'Camellia' Approved as a New Standard Encryption Algorithm in the Internet

2005-07-20 - Samsung Highlights 40'' OLED, 82'' LCD TV, Other LCD Technologies at IMID

2005-07-20 - Dustiest Star could harbour a young Earth

2005-07-20 - CROP project to set up large cosmic ray air shower experiment July 21

2005-07-20 - In the era of e-mail, teens should learn to write the forgotten essays

2005-07-20 - Math institute gets largest NSF grant ever

2005-07-20 - Hurricane Emily makes landfall in northeastern Mexico

2005-07-20 - NASA develops new airplane fire sensor

2005-07-21 - NASA Announces Deep Impact Future Mission Status

2005-07-21 - Scientists hear the earth ripping apart

2005-07-21 - Discovery launch set for Tuesday morning July 26

2005-07-21 - ORNL mirrors powerful tools for studying micro-, nano-materials

2005-07-21 - Chief Calls On Congress To Fund Stealth Destroyer DD(X)

2005-07-21 - Space Tourism: The Road Ahead

2005-07-21 - Iran to launch first space satellite in 2006

2005-07-21 - Zero Gravity Corporation Successfully Inaugurates ZERO-G Learning Lab

2005-07-21 - Sighting of rare woodpecker is questioned

2005-07-21 - 'Tall' crystals from tiny templates

2005-07-21 - Engineers Deliver Robot to Neutralize Remote Explosives

2005-07-21 - Baidu decision a win for IPR

2005-07-21 - Emerging markets pushing cell-phone growth

2005-07-21 - One of the fastest phenomenon of electronic dynamics

2005-07-21 - World leader Nokia dampens mobile phone euphoria with glum outlook

2005-07-21 - Physicists create a 'perfect' way to study the Big Bang

2005-07-21 - One-atom-thick materials promise a 'new industrial revolution'

2005-07-21 - The supernova that just won't fade away

2005-07-21 - R&D 100 award for inexpensive gamma ray detector device

2005-07-21 - 'Satellites and the city'

2005-07-21 - Virtual trip to the heart of 400 million years old microfossils

2005-07-21 - Revelations about the center of the Earth

2005-07-21 - IBM Storage Services Maintains Worldwide Lead in Market Share

2005-07-21 - Chandra Finds Long-Sought Link to Origin of Millisecond Pulsars

2005-07-21 - Pittsburgh Center Unveils a Bigger, Faster Supercomputer Called 'Big Ben'

2005-07-21 - NASA Moving Toward Tuesday Launch Attempt For Shuttle Discovery

2005-07-21 - Is ours the only universe?

2005-07-21 - Timing electrons

2005-07-21 - Study: Meteoroid erased small Eros craters

2005-07-21 - Sharp to Introduce High-Throughput Combination Memory for Third-Generation Mobile Phones

2005-07-21 - Christians may have copied Jewish rites

2005-07-21 - Size matters: preventing large mammal extinction

2005-07-21 - Innovative measurement technology: our planet is 'attractive' enough

2005-07-21 - Microchip saves Cambodian extremely rare "royal" turtle from Chinese soup

2005-07-21 - NASA honors former astronaut John Young

2005-07-22 - Volna Failure Review Board Reports On Loss Of Cosmos 1

2005-07-22 - A Trip to Mars Needs Waste

2005-07-22 - Arsenic may be responsible for British King George's madness

2005-07-22 - Sira And University Of Durham Join Forces To Develop Low Cost Microscope

2005-07-22 - Highly affordable video capture and storage device ..

2005-07-22 - nLight Expands Line of High-Brightness Visible Single-Emitter Diode Lasers

2005-07-22 - Russia Taps Space Market With Decommissioned Missiles

2005-07-22 - System to detect objects in food products

2005-07-22 - Radioactive patients risk setting off airport alarms

2005-07-22 - So cool: Study shows Mars in 4-billion-year freeze

2005-07-22 - New Mars orbiter to launch next month

2005-07-22 - Radioactive patients risk setting off airport alarms

2005-07-22 - Sandia completes depleted uranium study

2005-07-22 - Don Quixote's home shows way to future Earth Observation missions

2005-07-22 - Alternative energy sources show great promise: US energy secretary

2005-07-22 - Atomic crystals go 2D

2005-07-22 - NEC Develops World's Most Efficient Privacy Preserving Authentication Scheme

2005-07-22 - Revelations about the center of the Earth

2005-07-22 - CryoSat preparations for shipment to launch site to begin

2005-07-22 - Microsoft names next Windows version 'Vista'

2005-07-22 - Clock-work plants

2005-07-22 - LED Technology in XXL Size — Display Measures Two Meters

2005-07-22 - UA Part of Group That is Unraveling How the Brain Manages Memory

2005-07-22 - Satellite Imagery of Watertown Tire Fire

2005-07-22 - Perfect 10 tests copyright law

2005-07-22 - Mobile WiMax coming soon

2005-07-22 - Nano World: Nanotools face challenges

2005-07-22 - U.S. microwave-weapon tests revealed

2005-07-22 - NASA Researchers Quarrel Over How To Network Outer Space

2005-07-23 - NASA's New Mars Orbiter Will Sharpen Vision of Exploration

2005-07-23 - Wild pigs chasing Sierra Leoneans from their fields

2005-07-23 - View from the Top: The broadband race

2005-07-23 - Internet firms flourishing, but no boom yet

2005-07-23 - Mysterious disease kills nine in China: report

2005-07-23 - Researchers examine fossils with algae

2005-07-23 - Return to Flight Launch Countdown Begins Again Saturday

2005-07-23 - Strong earthquake shakes Tokyo

2005-07-24 - African dust cloud heads for Florida

2005-07-24 - Soon in Japan, it'll be raining ads

2005-07-24 - Expedition to ‘Lost City` uses advanced communications to link land, sea-based explorers

2005-07-24 - Brain scientists offer insight into vision

2005-07-24 - Raytheon Focuses Radar Expertise on Ground Targets in Motion

2005-07-24 - NASA's aging workhorse makes new attempt to return to space

2005-07-24 - FingerGear Announces Computer-On-a-Stick Flash Drive

2005-07-24 - British scientist who found link between smoking and cancer dies

2005-07-25 - US Plans To Put An Indian Astronomer In Orbit

2005-07-25 - Kliper test vehicle to use Buran ejection seats

2005-07-25 - Where's The Heat? Think 'Deep Blue'

2005-07-25 - NASA Go for Return to Flight Launch Attempt Tuesday

2005-07-25 - Human Service Mission To The International Lunar Observatories

2005-07-25 - Spirit Scampering Up Husband Hill

2005-07-25 - Humans Trading Short-Term Food For Long-Term Environmental Losses

2005-07-25 - British queen goes green

2005-07-25 - Experts warn of Chinese cyberattacks used for industrial secrets

2005-07-25 - Analysis: Google nudging changes in China

2005-07-25 - Microsoft's XBox seeks to break into Japan this year with 100 titles

2005-07-25 - Study: Cats cannot taste sweets

2005-07-25 - Red Deer Confirms Global Warming

2005-07-25 - Melting glacier worries scientists

2005-07-25 - GM crop creates a 'superweed'

2005-07-25 - Computer security threats rise; iTunes, RealPlayer among targets

2005-07-25 - HP Introduces New High-capacity, Low-cost Disk Drives

2005-07-25 - Intel To Build New 300 mm Wafer Factory In Arizona

2005-07-25 - Cassini Reveals Saturn's Eerie-Sounding Radio Emissions

2005-07-25 - Networking: Storage-software sales soaring

2005-07-25 - Students — like icebergs — different than first impressions, expert says

2005-07-25 - Ocean spray lubricates hurricane winds

2005-07-25 - New Measures Needed to Keep NASA Spacecraft From Contaminating Mars

2005-07-25 - Motorola introduces mobile sunglasses

2005-07-25 - EMC Announces World's Largest, Fastest and Most Scalable High-End Storage Array

2005-07-26 - China to put a woman in space by 2010

2005-07-26 - Deep thinking: Scientists sequence a cold-loving marine microbe

2005-07-26 - Using Nanoparticles, In Vivo Gene Therapy Activates Brain Stem Cells

2005-07-26 - NEAR Mission Images Give Clues To Composition Of Asteroid Eros

2005-07-26 - A Field Of Beams

2005-07-26 - Mars Joins The Perseid Meteor Shower For A Beautiful Display On August 12th.

2005-07-26 - Blinking switches off parts of your brain

2005-07-26 - Discovery set for launch

2005-07-26 - Japan to develop fastest supercomputer

2005-07-26 - Veterans recall day Soviet-US space crews met in space

2005-07-26 - China mobile makers plot summer strategy

2005-07-26 - Labsphere’s New SLMS Photometers Speed Accurate Light Testing

2005-07-26 - Discovery blasted off

2005-07-26 - Samsung, XM Satellite tie up on MP3 player

2005-07-26 - Electric fields move water droplets

2005-07-26 - Japan researchers to be sealed in 'Mini-Earth' to plan for space life

2005-07-26 - SAMSUNG Launches Satellite DMB Phone that Slides and Rotates

2005-07-26 - World`s First Ambient Experience Suite Opens

2005-07-26 - Helyxzion Software Poised to Unlock the Code Obscuring the Elusive Mysteries of Human Life

2005-07-26 - Physicists Entangle Photon and Atom in Atomic Cloud

2005-07-26 - Cassini Finds Recent and Unusual Geology on Enceladus

2005-07-26 - Canadian scientists test 'Bigfoot' hairs

2005-07-26 - UK Goes Back to Mars with NASA

2005-07-26 - U.S. and Australia OK secret climate pact

2005-07-26 - Rensselaer Researchers Develop Heat Spreader for Epileptic Seizure Treatment Device

2005-07-26 - Mobile phones boost global telcom profits

2005-07-27 - Japan embarks on journey to center of the Earth to study birth of life

2005-07-27 - ESA Transfer Ownership Of European-Built ISS Observation Module To NASA

2005-07-27 - Microsoft Enters Battle For Earth

2005-07-27 - Good date gift: expensive but worthless

2005-07-27 - Devices Increase Potential For Flexible, Light-Weight Power

2005-07-27 - NASA investigates damage to shuttle

2005-07-27 - Wild chickadees confound scientific theory

2005-07-27 - Large part of Chesapeake Bay is dead zone

2005-07-27 - Brookhaven radioactive shipments to resume

2005-07-27 - Gender gap in math confidence is studied

2005-07-27 - After conquering Earth, instant noodles make space debut

2005-07-27 - Israeli Research: Cell Phone Radiation May Cause Visual Damage

2005-07-27 - SOHO watches Saturn and Cassini pass behind Sun

2005-07-27 - The unfolding space telescope

2005-07-27 - NASA plans for the worst if Discovery becomes lost in space

2005-07-27 - Daylight time: Gimmick or good idea?

2005-07-27 - MIT engineers an anti-cancer smart bomb

2005-07-27 - IBM to Introduce a New Class of Open Virtualization

2005-07-27 - NASA's Goes-N Satellite Ready for Launch

2005-07-27 - Catalyst support structures facilitate high-temperature fuel reforming

2005-07-27 - Amazon River Cycles Carbon Faster than Thought

2005-07-27 - Researchers Help Sort Out the Carbon Nanotube Problem

2005-07-27 - Compact JILA System Stabilizes Laser Frequency

2005-07-27 - Surfaces have built-in "fingerprints"

2005-07-27 - Scientists find genetic evidence for southern origin of modern humans in East Asia

2005-07-27 - UniS scientists to investigate the secrets of the universe

2005-07-27 - Inventor builds human-looking android

2005-07-27 - Bears may be back in the Swiss Alps

2005-07-27 - AOL testing mobile search services

2005-07-27 - The growing threat of spyware

2005-07-27 - Geoneutrinos make their debut

2005-07-27 - Motorola Q aims at Blackberry

2005-07-28 - NASA grounds shuttle fleet

2005-07-28 - Researchers debate existence of Atlantis

2005-07-28 - Looking for life on Mars -- in Australia's outback

2005-07-28 - Strong earthquake rattles Tokyo

2005-07-28 - The sun may contain more neon than thought

2005-07-28 - Discovery Arrives at International Space Station

2005-07-28 - Aculight Corporation Demonstrates 1-Megawatt Fiber Amplifier

2005-07-28 - Water ice in crater at Martian north pole

2005-07-28 - Third private space explorer scheduled to launch to the International Space Station this October

2005-07-28 - U.S. unveils Kyoto alternative plan

2005-07-28 - Submerged volcanoes pose tsunami threat

2005-07-28 - First Measurement of Geoneutrinos at KamLAND

2005-07-28 - Smart-1 views Hadley Rille near Apollo 15 landing site

2005-07-28 - Broccoli Packs Powerful Punch To Bladder Cancer Cells

2005-07-28 - JR East, NTT DoCoMo, and NTT DATA to Jointly Promote Suica e-Money Service

2005-07-28 - University of Michigan Wins North American Solar Challenge

2005-07-28 - Research for a multimedia lifestyle

2005-07-28 - Size matters - to the immune system, at least

2005-07-28 - Scientists ask: ‘What`s the weather like on Mars?`

2005-07-28 - Expert: Atomic bombings still part of political diplomacy

2005-07-28 - Quantum boost for optical clocks

2005-07-28 - NASA's Statement on Foam Shedding From External Tank

2005-07-28 - Nanothinx: High-Purity and Low-Cost Production of Multi-Wall and Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes

2005-07-28 - Hollywood film studios agree on pivotal digital movie standard

2005-07-28 - China selects first spacewomen trainees

2005-07-28 - Opposition to plastic grocery bags grows

2005-07-28 - View from the Top: The broadband boom

2005-07-29 - Electron pulse crushes aluminum cylinder

2005-07-29 - Discovery debris may have struck wing

2005-07-29 - Better, cheaper security method is propose

2005-07-29 - Cassini confirms a dynamic atmosphere at Saturn`s moon Enceladus

2005-07-29 - How Do We See What We See

2005-07-29 - World's oldest dinosaur embryos identified in South Africa

2005-07-29 - Russian Titanium

2005-07-29 - Scientists give boost to climate change predictions

2005-07-29 - Spitzer Finds Life Components in Young Universe

2005-07-29 - LabX Reduces Auction Ad Fees

2005-07-29 - Intellevation Launches Unique Optical Monitor Product for Precision Optical Coatings

2005-07-29 - Geologically produced antineutrinos provide a new window into the Earth's interior

2005-07-29 - Object found orbiting Sun

2005-07-29 - Discovery crew on edge over debris fallout

2005-07-29 - Microsoft sends trial "Vista" operating system out for testing

2005-07-29 - Detecting the Traces of Mystery Matter

2005-07-29 - Hubble pinpoints red supergiant that exploded

2005-07-30 - A sharp boundary in Earth's layers

2005-07-30 - Superconducting magnet ready in Florida

2005-07-30 - US scientists announce discovery of possible '10th planet'

2005-07-30 - Discovery could be key to bioterrorism defense

2005-07-30 - Penn Researchers Take a Big Step Forward in Making Smaller Circuits

2005-07-30 - Single molecule is in driver's seat of molecular machine

2005-07-30 - Two Discovery astronauts begin spacewalk

2005-07-31 - Discovery to spend an extra day in space, NASA says

2005-07-31 - Fifteen arrested in multinational 'phishing' scam

2005-07-31 - NASA chief says agency 'goofed' with Discovery checks