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February 13: Galileo faces the Church court
Galileo was accused of supporting the Copernican doctrine, claiming that the Earth revolved around the Sun.
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Strangely, the baby does not have mother's DNA
The Iliad depicts the monster Chimera with a snake's tail, a goat, a lion's head; Chimera also became the name for a genetic phenomenon called genetic chimerism or tetra…
Medicine - Health
Cold ice at a restaurant in the UK
Cold ice served at the restaurant in England's most famous food court contains more bacteria than water in the toilets of these restaurants.
Medicine - Health
Female sperm bank event
An American school girl decided to take a sperm bank to court, because the facility provided poor quality sperm to her mother.
Medicine - Health
Woman has 2 bodies in 1
Lydia Fairchild gave birth 3 times. When she applied for a monthly allowance to raise her child, she died when the court declared her boyfriend her father. And she, who…
Science invention
The birth of paper money in China
The Chinese invented paper money at the end of the eighth century, the beginning of the 9th century AD. At first it was called non-money because it was so light that the…
Computer science
AOL, RN and Yahoo pay $ 100 million in digital music royalties
On May 1, the US Federal Court ruled that AOL, Real Networks (RN) and Yahoo paid the American Music Publishers and Publishers Association (ASCAP) $ 100 million in digita…
Computer science
Google has the ability to 'court' in Korea
South Korean police yesterday (January 13) said it had concluded a multi-month investigation into Google and would suggest prosecuting the company for acts of illegally…
Computer science
The Dutch court asked Google to submit Gmail user information
The Dutch court has just ordered Google to provide data related to a Gmail account used as a spy.
Computer science
Rapidshare is in danger of being shut down
A German court recently announced it will shut down the popular online file sharing service Rapidshare if it fails to control the status of users uploading and sharing p…
Computer science
T-Mobile is allowed to lock up the iPhone
A court in the city of Hamburg (Germany) canceled a verdict yesterday that two weeks ago officially allowed T-Mobile to
Computer science
The US tried to steal data of 250,000 computers
The Los Angeles court is in the process of adjudicating a case of a hacker spreading a virus that has infected 250,000 computers and stolen the user's bank account acces…
Computer science
The lawsuit violated the first open source license in the United States
Programmers of the open-source software project BusyBox have submitted to a US court accusing Monsoon Multimedia of violating the Software Public Property Rights (GPL) p…
Computer science
Has Alcatel-Lucent accepted Microsoft 'loss'?
Judge Rudi Brewster said on August 6 that he had ruled out a first-instance court ruling that fined Microsoft $ 1.5 billion in damages for pirating Alcatel-Lucent-owned…
Computer science
EU: 'Microsoft fate will be decided in September'
The European Commission confirmed the information will give a final ruling on whether the Microsoft software giant violated EU antitrust laws on September 17.