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20:58 • 10.06.16India rejects Google Street View plan over security concerns"The main concern was security of sensitive defence installations. The defence ministry said it was not possible to monitor the service once it was launched and it would be detrimental to national security..."
16:59 • 10.06.16Russia dragging heels on creation of Antarctic conservation zone“In 10, 20 or 30 years, it will be too late,” said Lewis Pugh, who has undertaken swims in all the world’s oceans. Last year, he completed five swims in the Ross Sea ...
12:58 • 10.06.16Just add water – machine that makes instant beer from concentrateThe company has apparently come up with an instant beer concentrate that works with their soda machines, allowing anyone to turn water ...
11:08 • 10.06.16Archaeologists discover massive Petra monument“This monumental platform has no parallels at Petra or in its hinterlands at present,” the researchers wrote, noting that the structure, strangely, is near ...
09:25 • 09.06.16Unearthed hobbit fossils show tiny humans shrank 'rapidly'The Hobbit's discovery in a cave on Flores created a sensation 12 years ago. Just a metre in height, it was initially thought they could have been living as recently as ...
15:59 • 08.06.16French archaeologists unearth bones from 6,000-year-old massacreThe corpses of 10 individuals were found in one of 300 ancient silos, used to store grain and other food, according a team from the National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research ...
13:05 • 08.06.16France security chiefs launch 'terror alert' app ahead of EurosThe application, which will be free to download in both French and English, will send users a warning “in case of a suspected attack ...
10:10 • 08.06.16Gravity space mission passes big test"We hadn't tweaked anything; we'd just turned everything on to see if the laser was running and, bang, there it was. And the performance has just got better and better ...
16:31 • 07.06.16There is a way to escape black holes: Stephen Hawking claims 'soft halo of electric hair' could let us retrieve information from the abyss"These soft photons and gravitons record information about what went into the black hole - infinitely more information than we previously believed is recorded by this mechanism..."
14:27 • 07.06.16New blood test targets depression"Different people will find that different treatments help to manage their mental health - what is most important is that people have the knowledge needed to access the treatment that works for them...
09:05 • 07.06.16North Korea plutonium site active again, IAEA warnsThe IAEA has no access to North Korea after being thrown out in 2009, so relies largely on satellite data. But the agency's head, Yukiya Amano, said recent images indicated ...
09:44 • 06.06.16Human stem cells grown in pigsThe embryos are part of research aimed at overcoming the worldwide shortage of transplant organs. The team from University of California, Davis says ...
10:53 • 05.06.16Bowel cancer: Stents 'may prevent need for colostomy bags'"These are early results and we'll need to follow up our work for three years in full to find out if this technique affects survival and end-of-life care for bowel cancer patients..."
20:53 • 03.06.16Hubble clocks faster cosmic expansion"To be honest, with this latest measurement we've really gone beyond what we might call 'tension'; we're missing something in our understanding of the cosmos..."
17:05 • 03.06.16South Korea trials wireless seat alerts for pregnant train travellers"Consideration for pregnant women should prevail and they should be able to use public transportation more easily and conveniently with this policy.Women should be able to use city facilities easily even when they are expecting..."