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| | discussion results luneliza (100) | | I've read an article recently about the experiment that is going to begin in August this year, involving CERN's giant particle accelerator. Some people reckon it might create black holes that will... | |
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 Professor Astronomy's Astronomy Blog (1) | | Today, the world's largest particle accelerator started. Contrary to fears, the world hasn't been swallowed by a black hole or changed into a lump of strange particles yet. Of course, the... | |
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 Slashdot (4) | | Pickens writes "They called it leviathan, behemoth, Big Bertha. At 12 feet wide, rising 7 feet above the cement floor and weighing an estimated 65 tons, the Columbia cyclotron, the particle... | |
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 Marketing Profs Daily Fix (0) | | With spring comes not only a new season but a "sticky" new segment. Yes bookworms, the MarketingProfs Book Club is back with the hottest book of the year! Did I just say we have a hot and sticky... | |
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 all Pc Game (0) | | PC game/ the protagonist of the game is Lester Knight Chaykin; a young, athletic, red haired physicist. Lester arrives at his high-tech underground laboratory during a thunderstorm, and continues to... | |
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 D-Ed Reckoning (0) | | I don't think a week goes by that I don't read some version of this story in today's Daily Mail:Schools should teach children the key skills they need for life - like walking and thinking - not set... | |
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 BrothersJudd Blog (2) | | Britons fall out of love with marriage (Rosemary Bennett and Sam Coates, 2/22/07, Times of London)
The number of Britons choosing to marry has fallen to the lowest levels in a hundred and eleven... | |
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 What's Next In Health (4) | | Imagine a cancer treatment tailored to the cells in a patient?s body, each person receiving a unique treatment program.
This is what Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council grantee... | |
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