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Nuclear power returned in anxiety
In the context of rising oil prices, more and more countries are considering switching to nuclear power, despite concerns about safety, pollution levels and expensive co…
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The US and EU turn on the green light for asexual food
Meat and milk originating from asexual animals do not endanger human consumption, said the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). chemical products of this type.
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The US listed the nomination for the National Science Medal
The US National Science Foundation (NSF) received the nomination for the National Science Medal until December 7, 2007. This is the most prestigious Medal for American s…
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Israel gives away the spy
Israel has just launched its high-end spy satellite on Monday, allowing the satellite to track Iran's activities, which Israel sees as its number one enemy. Defense offi…
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NASA's unique car competition
This April will take place the 15th annual Great Moonbuggy race of NASA, with homemade two-seat cars of students and students around the world, crossing half a mile of r…
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The UAE is about to build the greenest city in the world
In the first quarter of this year, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will start the world's most sustainable city construction project with an initial investment cost estim…
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1.3 million USD to improve Vietnam's scientific capacity
On the afternoon of January 24, United Nations Development Program UNDP and Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations have just signed the project.
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Indian robot throne
After a week of opening, the first Robot Exhibition (Robo Expo) organized by the Indian Industry Federation (CII) closed last week. This year, India's robot manufacturin…
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Iran tested high-speed uranium enrichment
Iran has developed a new generation of advanced centrifuges for enriching uranium at a faster rate than its predecessors, diplomats and experts said Feb. 7.
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Rhino named Kofi Annan
A new born rhino in Kenya was named Kofi Annan, to commemorate the former Secretary-General of the United Nations.
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The US president allowed to shoot down reconnaissance satellites
On February 14, the Pentagon announced that the US military was planning to shoot down a broken spy satellite. This satellite is about to fall to Earth in the next few w…
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3 challenging issues of the 21st century
Community health care, asexual reproduction and climate change are issues of interest at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science -…
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Warship is ready to shoot down US satellites
A US warship has just been put into position to shoot down reconnaissance satellites at risk of crashing into the earth tomorrow, before the abandoned satellite falls in…
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China requires the US to hand over satellite data
Yesterday (February 21), China called on the United States to provide information about the US 193 reconnaissance satellite shoot and expressed concern about the potenti…
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East Asia accounts for a quarter of scientific inventions
Japan, South Korea and China accounted for a quarter of the number of scientific inventions registered in 2007, announced by the World Intellectual Property Organization…