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Iran built a new generation uranium enrichment centrifuge
Reuter led a statement by Iranian Vice President in charge of the national nuclear energy issue on Sept. 22, saying Iran has built a new generation centrifuge to enrich…
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President Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize
The Norwegian Nobel Committee has officially awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize to US President Barack Obama.
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Turkmenistan built lakes in the desert
On July 16, Turkmenistan's Central Asian country began construction on a 2,000-square-kilometer lake in the middle of the Karakum desert. The project is expected to last…
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The US dropped the ban on funding for stem cell research
US President Barack Obama signed an order to abolish budget restrictions on stem cell research, in appreciation of the scientific community.
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France built a third generation nuclear reactor
French President Nikolas Sarkozy said the country would build a third-generation nuclear reactor to cope with the current energy crisis.
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Latin America warns of the impact of biofuel production
The leaders of the two Latin American countries warned about the effects of biofuel production on food supply.
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Britain and France want to bring nuclear power around the world
Britain and France will sign an agreement to build a new generation nuclear power plant and bring the technology anywhere in the world in an effort to combat climate cha…
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'Biofuels push food prices up'
World Bank President Robert Zoellick said that the demand for ethanol and other biofuels is one of the main factors driving global food prices up.
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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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The US House of Representatives passed a bill to support cell research
The US House of Representatives controlled by the Democratic Party voted to adopt a bill to mitigate federal funding restrictions for human embryonic stem cell research.…
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President GWBush again vetoed the bill to study human embryonic stem cells
On June 20, for the second time, US President George W. Bush vetoed the bill to fund the study of human embryonic stem cells for the purpose of healing, suggesting that…
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Russia tried the intercontinental missile
Moscow said it had successfully tested the intercontinental missile that could carry Bulava nuclear warheads yesterday, just before Russian President Vladimir Putin was…
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Nuclear race in the Middle East
Iran is not the only country in the region that has a nuclear research program, and even dreamed of making A bomb! Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt are no less than Iran ...
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Science for peace
The Second World War ended (1945), entered the Cold War period. Excited by the two atomic bombs dropped on Japan's Hiroshima and Nagasaki cities, the aggressive imperial…
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2007 Nobel Peace Prize: 181 candidates
According to the Nobel committee's announcement, the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize officially received 181 nominations from individuals and organizations. According to the publ…