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Dutch scientists create test-tube burger

Maastricht - Dutch scientists have announced that the world's first test-tube burger will be ready in a few months time. They say the laboratory grown burger will look, feel and possibly taste like a regular quarter-pounder.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 68 comments

Volunteers to search for evidence of alien life on Earth's Moon

Scientists are looking for online volunteers to help them identify signs of alien life in images of the lunar surface collected by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The LRO has collected more than 34,000 images of the lunar surface since 2009.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 2 comments

Scientists to bring mammoth back to life from cloned bone marrow

Biologists are saying they may be able to clone a woolly mammoth from bone marrow extracted from a well-preserved thigh bone recovered from permafrost soil in Siberia. The thigh bone found in August came from a mammoth that died 23,000 years ago.
In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 7 comments

A promising study on how to stop the aging process

Rochester - Researchers at the Mayo Clinic have just completed a fascinating study on what makes the human body age. They experimented on mice, and now the process must be adapted to humans, but it may be the Fountain of Youth we're all searching for.
In the Media by Joan Firstenberg

Manslaughter charges against 7 earthquake scientists in Italy

Rome - Global seismologists are watching as charges are filed against earthquake scientists in Italy, due to the deaths of 308 victims in the 6.3 earthquake. A guilty verdict may soon change the world of earthquake predictions due to fear of legal retaliation.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 6 comments

Unearthly sounds of Earth perplexing scientists

Strange unearthly sounds heard around Earth are perplexing scientists, especially when similar sounds are heard at the same time. The sounds are described as "running trains," while others are described as trumpets or booming sounds. All are unearthly.
In the Media by Nancy Houser - 3 comments

NASA finds six exoplanets orbiting a sun 2000 light-years away

Scientists at NASA have spotted six planets orbiting a star some 2,000-light-years away. The solar system has remarkable similarities to our own.
In the Media by Kev Hedges

Iranian officials outraged over killing of nuclear scientist

After unknown assailants on motorcycles attached bombs to the cars to two prominent Iranian nuclear scientists - killing one - Iran's leadership expressed outrage on Tuesday.
In the Media by Michael Krebs

Arizona scientists unveil 'Star Wars' type 3D holograms

Phoenix - Think three-dimensional holograms are a science-fiction invention? Scientists have unveiled that they have the world's first prototype that displays an image in front of the person and is viewable on all sides.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 4 comments

Genetic link to depression found by Yale researchers

New Haven - A gene which appears to play a key role in the onset of depression has been identified by scientists at Yale University. The discovery could lead to the development of new anti-depressants.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments
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Is an edible vaccine in our near future?

Immunizations taken with food? Sounds more pleasant than a jab in the arm, but could it be a reality? Scientists in...
May 20, 2012 in  Reason and Science by Tim Sandle - 1 comment

Cold Empathy and Warm Empathy

Empathy is comprised of two components: I. Cold Empathy: an intersubjective agreement as to the mental...
May 20, 2012 by Sam Vaknin

Japan out of answers, shut down of all Nuclear Plants, with danger at Fukushima

Fukushima is a disaster that continues to tell the world that nuclear power can't be controlled - which means it can't...
May 16, 2012 in  Conspiracy Theory Haven by Mindy Allan - 4 comments

Science of forgetting

Scientists from the Scripps Research Institute have uncovered potentially important new insights into the molecular...
May 15, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle

Regeneration of damaged heart cells

A new US research project has discovered a means of converting scar tissue that forms after a heart attack into...
May 11, 2012 in  New Science by Tim Sandle
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