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Jul 25, 2011

SPACE, Astronomy News, Jul 25, 2011


Enormous Water Reservoir Identified in Space
Christian Post
By Daniel Blake | Christian Post Contributor Astronomers have reported the discovery of a huge water vapor cloud floating around a black hole in space. The cloud is so big that scientists estimate it holds 140 trillion times the mass of water in the ...
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Astronomers discover hydrogen peroxide in space
Cordis News
For the very first time, astronomers have discovered molecules of hydrogen peroxide in interstellar space. This new information, presented in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, could help scientists shed new light on the chemical link between water...
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Cordis News
Bizarre Dwarf Planet Wrapped in Water Ice
Space.com
[Video: Dwarf Planet Veiled in Water-Ice] "Crystalline ice is what we all have in our fridges — the molecules of water are aligned in lattices," researcher Benoit Carry, an astronomer at the European Space Astronomy Centre in Madrid, told SPACE.com. ...
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Space.com
Desert skies
BBC News
Astronomers say the images it produces will be 15 times sharper than those sent to earth by the Hubble space telescope, and might eventually help us find signs of life on other planets. The European Southern Observatory (ESO), which operates Paranal, ...
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BBC News
Capelo Praises Wesleyan's MA Astronomy Program in Astrobites
Wesleyan Connection (blog)
Holly Capelo, a graduate student in the Astronomy Department, wrote a contribution to “astrobites,” an e-newsletter for students and others interested in astronomy. In her article, titled “Careers, LikeSpace Missions, are Tricky: How a Master's Degree ...
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Posted On Monday, July 25, 2011 at 06:12:20 AM
Pune Mirror
Kabra, an ardent astronomy lover, has set up a portable planetarium inside his own house, having had set up planetariums in places like the Science City Space Theatre in Kolkata, AB Birla Planetarium in Hyderabad, Meghnad Saha Planetarium in Burdwan, ...
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Neighbor Galaxy Caught Stealing -- Stars
HULIQ
"Using observations with the Spitzer Space Telescope," he told Astronomy, "we were able to get a complete census of the stellar populations in the LMC. With the ground-based observations, we could determine the properties and motions of a large sample...
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HULIQ
2011 Canadian Space Summit
SpaceRef Canada
The Canadian Space Summit is THE place to learn about the latest trends, technologies and political issues taking place in the space industry. With technical sessions on everything fromastronomy to Earth orbit, from life sciences to law and policy, ...
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Local Briefs
The Durango Herald
A family-friendly astronomy program will be held at 8 pm Aug. 6 at the Hawkins Preserve in Cortez. Take Verde Vu Drive to Cedar Street and turn left to the Hawkins Preserve parking lot. AstronomerBill Nietfeld will bring telescopes and a laser pointer ...
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Pittsburg State students will travel to Germany to study abroad
Pittsburg Morning Sun
David Heins, who also is a senior in physics said he wanted to advance his knowledge ofastronomy. “I also want to experience German culture,” he said. Kathryn Whitbeck is a senior in communications, but her emphasis is on Earth and space science. ...
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Cosmic approach to astrophysics
24 Hours Vancouver
A consultant to the once-popular science fiction TV series X-Files, Matthews is a principal investigator with Canada's space agency and travels the world working with other experts in the field of astronomy. He's off soon to Vienna and Spain for his ...
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Study finds new nebula
ScienceAlert
Originally found by Matthias Kronberger, a member of an amateur astronomy group known as the Deep Sky Hunters (DSH), the role that Douchin and De Marco played was integral to ensuring the accuracy of the discovery. There are roughly 3000 planetary ...
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ScienceAlert
Everything is relative in families, science
Hattiesburg American
In doing so, he destroyed our notions of space and time. How does that work? See you then! Christopher Sirola is an associate professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at USM. Contact him at christopher.sirola@usm.edu.
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Weekly agenda
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
@CO AGENDA body:Astronomy Night at Providence Canyon State Park: Presented by the Coca-Cola Space Science Center and Columbus State University9-11 pm today. A PowerPoint presentation and telescopes will be set up for viewing different stars, ...
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After the space shuttle
Toledo Blade
The shuttles had two crowning achievements: launching and repairing the Hubble Space Telescope, whose breathtaking images have revolutionized astronomy, and assembling the space station, a prodigious engineering feat. But the shuttles never lived up to ...
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NASA SPACE NEWS: Astronomers Find Largest, Most Distant Reservoir ...
By Gabriella Brianna
Astronomers expected water vapor to be present even in the early, distant universe, but had not detected it this far away before. There's water vapor in the Milky Way, although the total amount is 4000 times less than in the quasar, ...
NASA SPACE NEWS
Astronomers discover hydrogen peroxide in space ~ COSMOS TV LATEST ...
COSMOS TV LATEST NEWS ... Astronomers discover hydrogen peroxide in space ... This new information, presented in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, ...
www.cosmostv.org/.../astronomers-discover-hydrogen-peroxi...
So long, space - Astronomy.com blog - Astronomy.com - Online ...
But I think it's clear the days of American leadership and dominance in space are long-gone. That might be good news for the private industry, ...
cs.astronomy.com/asycs/blogs/.../archive/.../so-long-space.aspx

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SCIENCE News, Studies, Research, Technology, Jul 25, 2011


Forgetting about technology?
Evening Observer
Research in this month's journal Science argues that the Internet, specifically search engines such as Google, is changing the nature of our memory. Psychological experiments done in the study show that people had a poor recollect of answers to ...
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How Johnny will read
Boston Globe
“A lot of people believe that crowding is a limitation on reading,'' says Susana Chung, a professor of optometry and vision science at the University of California, Berkeley. Denis Pelli, who studies reading at New York University, agrees. His research ...
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Boston Globe
Learn About the Science Behind Hollywood Blockbusters like Thor and The Avengers
Big Think
In this literature review, we examine four major questions related to the relationships among science, entertainment, and education. First, we discuss relevant research from the fields of history, scienceand technology studies, and communication that ...
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Science fair: Eroding a gender gap
Boston Globe
As the American Association of University Women explained in a report last year, girls do better than boys in high-school science, technology, engineering, and math classes. But boys still outperform them on AP exams - a key entry point for ...
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Endosulfan residues still found in soil: study
The Hindu
Studies done by the State Council for Science, Technology and Environment, on orders from the government, reported that Endosulfan was still present in soil and sediment in and around the estates of Plantation Corporation of Kerala; ten years after the ...
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The Hindu
NEIT, Realtors team for new degree program
Providence Journal
By Christine Dunn WARWICK –– The New England Institute of Technology is offering a customized associate-degree program to members and member firms of the Rhode Island Association of Realtors. The associate in science degree in applied technical studies ...
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Physiology Day
Varsity
What is translational research? Pretty much what it sounds like: translating scientific research. The purpose is to transfer advances in the scientific literature and apply them in practice to the creation of medical technology and treatment. ...
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'Finding Mars': 900-mile Alaska snowmachine trek yields unparalleled book
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner
Yoshikawa was excited about the chance to further outreach science to students who might not ordinarily get a chance to study it in depth. A research professor, one of his projects is called Permafrost Outreach. He goes to many villages in the Interior ...
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How Can Your Company Manage Carbon Regulations and Continue to Grow?
Reuters
In addition, in 2009, RIT launched a "Clean Energy Incubator" in partnership with the university's business incubator, Venture Creations, their Center for Integrated Manufacturing Studies (CIMS) and resources from the New York State Energy Research and ...
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41 elite Emirati students awarded Al Nokhba Scholarship for AdvancedTechnology
AME Info
Meaning 'the elite' in Arabic, the Al Nokhba class of 2011 will see 41 students complete undergraduate studies and three complete masters-level qualifications in a range of science and engineering subjects including chemical, mechanical and electrical ...
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Concretizing Ideals
Manila Bulletin
Nursing, business administration, and information technology are heavily oversubscribed whilescience and technology, agriculture, and fisheries lack enrollees. We say that a quality life through healthcare is also everyone's right. ...
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IGNOU to run university special train
indiablooms
New Delhi, July 24 (IBNS) The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) will flag off its project of Rs. 20.7 crores in collaboration with the Department of Science and Technology (DST) to run a university special train called the Gyan Vigyan Mail ...
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Success: Electronic warden watches carparks
New Zealand Herald
He says Frogparking has been greatly assisted by $580000 of research and development money from the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology. He is now readying new applications for smartphone users that will show drivers the nearest carpark in ...
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New Zealand Herald
Science in Brief
Varsity
This amount, however, has been turned on its head by a study published in the July issue ofScience which revealed that there is up to 100 times more water on the moon than studiespreviously indicated. A collaborative research team measured the amount ...
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Research director lists Mameroneck Village Harbor 4BD
Blockshopper
... technologies and enterprise development research firm. Before those, he was an exclusive agent at Fraser-Volpe LLC. He attended the University of the Mediterranean and received a BS in political science from the Institute of Political Studies. ...
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Dateline Pittsburgh for 07/24/11
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
The awards promote outstanding science and technology achievements in the region. Mr. Pollock was selected to receive the inaugural Carnegie Science Award: Special Recognition in ScienceEducation for bringing science to children and the public through ...
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State to sideline PASS by 2014-15
Charleston Post Courier
The state began using the PASS exam in 2008-09, and every third- through eighth-grader must take it to gauge their English language arts, math, writing, science and social studies skills. School and district scores from the 2010-11 school year were ...
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Aerisa and Bissnuss, Inc Align to Remove Odors in Waste Water Treatment Plants ...
PR Web (press release)
Studies indicate 90% of odors are electro-statically connected to something in the indoor air space. Our technology aggressively seeks out and attacks those toxins and odors in the air and produces clean, breathable air. Other technologies require the ...
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The Patient is Rubber and She's Talking to You
International Business Times
In the past three to four years, as medical simulation has become more widely used, many institutions have conducted longitudinal studies and published evidence-based papers that demonstrate its effects on patient safety. A study published in 2008 in ...
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Phl wins 3 bronzes in international math tilt
Philippine Star
Lao is entering the Massachusettes Institute of Technology in Boston this September to take up a double degree studies in math and chemical engineering. Lao had ended the Philippines' 21-year medal drought from the IMO when she won a silver medal in ...
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Add yoga to classical music for healing
City Journal.in
Sharma has also conducted music therapy workshops in various jails and says the results have been encouraging. Sharma recommended that future research studiesshould aim to scientifically establish the effectiveness of nada yoga and other music ...
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City Journal.in
The First Lady and The Monsanto-Washington Unification Process Vs. Our Human ...
OpEdNews
Agriculture Society reports that the Institute for Responsible Technology found the following health issues arising from consuming GMO foods: The International Journal of Biological Science report concludes: This is a "huge problem. ...
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Business events for the week of July 25
Washington Post
6 to 8:30 pm, The George Washington University Virginia Science & Technology Campus, 20101 Academic Way, Ashburn. Sponsor: Loudoun Small Business Development Center. Cost: Preregistered, $25; at the door, $30. Contact: Cathy Campbell, 703-430-7222. ...
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Will India be the pivot of US power in Asia?
gulfnews.com
It will also gain greatly in science and technology. India is strongly poised to take full advantage of opportunities to maintain its impressive growth rate despite the present Indian unease about corruption's impact on its emerging economy. ...
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Committee to look at valedictorians
Ocala
Only students who earn A's in 24 advanced classes — four each in math and English, three each inscience and social studies, two in the same foreign language and eight elective classes — can achieve a 5.0 average. The School District's student ...
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Undergraduate vs. MBA
Korea Times
Although many people prefer to save business education for later in life in professional schools and like steep themselves in liberal arts or acquire a basis for another kind of expertise such as engineering, science or economics, ...
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Korea Times
Godfather of polar bear science
Edmonton Journal
No one in Stirling's research group has been hurt. But Malcolm Ramsay, a former student who went on to distinguish himself in the field of polar bear science, died in a helicopter crash in Lancaster Sound while coming home from his own project one ...
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Plateau close down tertiary institutions
The Nation Newspaper
Institutions affected by the order include; state Polytechnic, College of Education Gindiri, College of Agric Garkawa, College of Health Technology Pankshin, College of Health Technology Zawan and College of Arts and Science Studies Kurgwi. ...
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The American-Indian Experience
Yentha
As part of the studies, he co-sponsors the yearly Thyagaraja Carnatic Music Festival, which is now the largest Carnatic music festival being conducted outside India. Every two years, a scholar from India is invited to teach the course and be part of ...
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Returning Chinese find no easy bed of roses
Shanghai Daily (subscription)
"We want people, especially gurus of science and leaders of industry, to return," said Wang Zhigang, deputy minister of science and technology. "China is in urgent need of senior professionals to propel China's economic restructuring and growth. ...
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Innovative New Ideas For Job Creation - OpEd
Eurasia Review
Another group that could benefit from EB-6 visas would be the 60000 foreign students who graduate with American degrees in the technical fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. The possibility of such visas would encourage more foreign ...
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Coral genomes could aid reef conservation
Nature.com (subscription)
When lead author Nori Satoh and his team at the Okinawa Institute of Science andTechnology in Onna, Japan, were describing the coral's nearly 24000 genes, they noticed that the animal lacks a gene involved in making an essential amino acid called...
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Nature.com (subscription)
Following - Academia.edu - Virginia Tech
Robert added themselves to the department Science and Technology Studies. Fri 22 July at 02:13 AM ... status updates; new papers; new research interests ...
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EUROZONE Debt Crisis News, Jun 25, 2011 (2)

Saving the Common Currency: What Was Decided at the Euro-Zone Crisis Summit
Spiegel Online
Resolutions passed at last Thursday's emergency summit in Brussels prove that euro-zone leaders are ready to take major steps to contain the debt crisis. At the July 21 emergency summit on the euro crisis, European leaders passed resolutions which will...
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LATEST World News, Jul 25, 2011


The Rise of China's 'Paper Industry' – APP Report Highlights the Increasing ...
Financial Post
The rapid development of China's paper industries is highlighted in the latest edition of the 'Paper Contract with China Report' from APP-China. World's leading wastewater treatment facility at Hainan Jinhai Pulp & Paper Co., Ltd. (Photo: Business ...
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