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Los Alamos nuclear lab: New Mexico fire forces closure One of the top nuclear weapons research facilities in the US will remain closed until Thursday as fire fighters battle a wildfire raging at its boundary. Only "essential-duties" staff at Los Alamos National Laboratory will be perm...

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Utrecht Science Faculty profile 2015: Astronomical Institute to be closed On June 16th , 2011, the Faculty of Science of Utrecht University announced its plans to restructure its efforts in research and education. These plans no longer include an Astronomical Institute after 2014. Only some eff...

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Decade of tagging has mapped predatorial pathways in the north Pacific Ocean. Two vast areas of the north Pacific Ocean, one off the west coast of the United States and the other between Hawaii and Alaska, have been revealed as marine counterparts of East Africa's Serengeti plain. Teeming with life...

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Die ältesten Menschenaffen Eurasiens lebten in Schwaben Afrika gilt als Evolutionszentrum des Menschen und seiner Vorfahren. Jedoch schon lange bevor der moderne Mensch vor 125 Tausend Jahren Afrika verlies, migrierten, wie Fossilfunde zeigen, seine Vorläufer wiederholt nach Eurasien. Wi...

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An unlikely pilgrimage is under way to Dwayne's Photo, a small family business that has through luck and persistence become the last processor in the world of Kodachrome, the first successful color film and still the most beloved. That celebrated 75-year run from mainstream to niche photography i...

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Fieldschool at the Iron Age hillfort of Burrough Hill in Leicestershire Public open day on Sunday June 26th, 11am to 4pm, Burrough Hill, near Melton Mowbray An ancient Leicestershire hillfort will reveal some of its historic secrets over the next month, as archaeologists from the University of Le...

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Mountains named after scientists Two Fiordland mountains have finally been named after prompting of the New Zealand Geographic Board by a Manapouri man. The mountains, which lie within the Kepler Mountains group west of Te Anau, have been named Mt Pickering and Mt Tinsley after famous New Zealand...

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UC Research Uncovers Ancient Mycenaean Fortress The University of Cincinnati's most recent research in Cyprus reveals the remnants of a Late Bronze Age (1500-750 B.C.) fortress that may have functioned to protect an important urban economic center in the ancient world. A recent find by a Univers...

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Kerala temple to open secret treasure room Two 'secret' chambers inside the Sri Padmanabhaswami Temple will be opened later this month by a special panel to make an inventory of its assets - rumoured to be precious stones and jewellery - stored by the erstwhile rulers of Travancore princely state. [...

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Origins of the Japanese Archaeologists have found evidence for two waves of migrants, a hunter-gatherer people who created the Jomon culture and rice farmers who left remains known as the Yayoi culture. The hunter-gatherers arrived in Japan before the end of the last ice age around 20,000 years ag...

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Pictish jewellery uncovered at two sites in the Highlands and held in the National Museums Scotland collections are to go on show in Inverness. A solid silver chain made of 16 links and weighing 2.88kg was found in 1808 at Torvean, Inverness, during the building of the Caledonian Canal. The Croy Hoar...

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SALT II was a controversial experiment of negotiations between Jimmy Carter and Leonid Brezhnev from 1977 to 1979 between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, which sought to curtail the manufacture of strategic nuclear weapons. It was a continuation of the progress made during the SALT I talks, led by re...

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Prehistoric finds on remote St Kilda's Boreray isle The remains of a permanent settlement which could date back to the Iron Age has been uncovered on a remote Scottish island, according to archaeologists. It was previously thought Boreray in the St Kilda archipelago was only visited by islanders t...

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Iceland's Tallest Waterfall Might Lose Its Status Glymur in Hvalfjördur, west Iceland, which is the country's highest waterfall with a drop of 198 meters, might now lose its status. One of the new waterfalls which was created at the edge of Morsárjökull glacier in Vatnajökull national park might b...

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	Los Alamos National Laboratory (Preview) Los Alamos nuclear lab: New Mexico fire forces closure One of the top nuclear weapons research facilities in the US will remain closed until Thursday as fire fighters battle a wildfire raging at its boundary. Only "essential-duties" staff at Los Alamos National Laboratory will be perm...	Blobrana	0	Jun 28 17:09 2011 by Blobrana
	Utrecht Science Faculty (Preview) Utrecht Science Faculty profile 2015: Astronomical Institute to be closed On June 16th , 2011, the Faculty of Science of Utrecht University announced its plans to restructure its efforts in research and education. These plans no longer include an Astronomical Institute after 2014. Only some eff...	Blobrana	0	Jun 24 11:33 2011 by Blobrana
	Bedolina map (Preview) [url=http://www.europreart.net/cgi-bin/baserun.cgi?_cfg=record.cfg&_fil=co...	Blobrana	0	Jun 23 01:09 2011 by Blobrana
	Tagging of Pacific Predators programme (Preview) Decade of tagging has mapped predatorial pathways in the north Pacific Ocean. Two vast areas of the north Pacific Ocean, one off the west coast of the United States and the other between Hawaii and Alaska, have been revealed as marine counterparts of East Africa's Serengeti plain. Teeming with life...	Blobrana	0	Jun 22 18:07 2011 by Blobrana
	Engelswies hominid (Preview) Die ältesten Menschenaffen Eurasiens lebten in Schwaben Afrika gilt als Evolutionszentrum des Menschen und seiner Vorfahren. Jedoch schon lange bevor der moderne Mensch vor 125 Tausend Jahren Afrika verlies, migrierten, wie Fossilfunde zeigen, seine Vorläufer wiederholt nach Eurasien. Wi...	Blobrana	0	Jun 22 11:14 2011 by Blobrana
	Kodachrome (Preview) An unlikely pilgrimage is under way to Dwayne's Photo, a small family business that has through luck and persistence become the last processor in the world of Kodachrome, the first successful color film and still the most beloved. That celebrated 75-year run from mainstream to niche photography i...	Blobrana	1	Jun 21 23:43 2011 by Blobrana
	Burrough Hill hillfort Hillfort (Preview) Fieldschool at the Iron Age hillfort of Burrough Hill in Leicestershire Public open day on Sunday June 26th, 11am to 4pm, Burrough Hill, near Melton Mowbray An ancient Leicestershire hillfort will reveal some of its historic secrets over the next month, as archaeologists from the University of Le...	Blobrana	0	Jun 21 12:45 2011 by Blobrana
	Fiordland mountains (Preview) Mountains named after scientists Two Fiordland mountains have finally been named after prompting of the New Zealand Geographic Board by a Manapouri man. The mountains, which lie within the Kepler Mountains group west of Te Anau, have been named Mt Pickering and Mt Tinsley after famous New Zealand...	Blobrana	3	Jun 20 14:20 2011 by Blobrana
	Bamboula Settlement (Preview) UC Research Uncovers Ancient Mycenaean Fortress The University of Cincinnati's most recent research in Cyprus reveals the remnants of a Late Bronze Age (1500-750 B.C.) fortress that may have functioned to protect an important urban economic center in the ancient world. A recent find by a Univers...	Blobrana	0	Jun 20 07:56 2011 by Blobrana
	Sri Padmanabhaswami Temple Temple (Preview) Kerala temple to open secret treasure room Two 'secret' chambers inside the Sri Padmanabhaswami Temple will be opened later this month by a special panel to make an inventory of its assets - rumoured to be precious stones and jewellery - stored by the erstwhile rulers of Travancore princely state. [...	Blobrana	0	Jun 18 23:15 2011 by Blobrana
	Jomon culture (Preview) Origins of the Japanese Archaeologists have found evidence for two waves of migrants, a hunter-gatherer people who created the Jomon culture and rice farmers who left remains known as the Yayoi culture. The hunter-gatherers arrived in Japan before the end of the last ice age around 20,000 years ag...	Blobrana	0	Jun 18 20:22 2011 by Blobrana
	The Croy Hoard Pictish (Preview) Pictish jewellery uncovered at two sites in the Highlands and held in the National Museums Scotland collections are to go on show in Inverness. A solid silver chain made of 16 links and weighing 2.88kg was found in 1808 at Torvean, Inverness, during the building of the Caledonian Canal. The Croy Hoar...	Blobrana	0	Jun 18 17:30 2011 by Blobrana
	Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (Preview) SALT II was a controversial experiment of negotiations between Jimmy Carter and Leonid Brezhnev from 1977 to 1979 between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, which sought to curtail the manufacture of strategic nuclear weapons. It was a continuation of the progress made during the SALT I talks, led by re...	Blobrana	0	Jun 17 23:31 2011 by Blobrana
	Boreray isle Island (Preview) Prehistoric finds on remote St Kilda's Boreray isle The remains of a permanent settlement which could date back to the Iron Age has been uncovered on a remote Scottish island, according to archaeologists. It was previously thought Boreray in the St Kilda archipelago was only visited by islanders t...	Blobrana	0	Jun 17 00:01 2011 by Blobrana
	Vatnajökull (Preview) Iceland's Tallest Waterfall Might Lose Its Status Glymur in Hvalfjördur, west Iceland, which is the country's highest waterfall with a drop of 198 meters, might now lose its status. One of the new waterfalls which was created at the edge of Morsárjökull glacier in Vatnajökull national park might b...	Blobrana	0	Jun 16 12:27 2011 by Blobrana
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