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In a recent publication NASA warns that there may not be any more shuttle flight missions for at least a year. This is because of the continues fuel tank problems and damages from hurricane Katrina.
NASA’s Michoud facility in New Orleans has been affected by the recent storm.

According to a new analysis the world is fast approaching a new dark age. That is the conclusion of Jonathan Huebner, a physicist working at the Pentagon’s Naval Air Warfare Center in China Lake, California. He says the rate of technological innovation reached a peak a century ago and has been declining ever since. Huebner
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The laws of physics seem to permit time travel, and with it, paradoxical situations such as the possibility that people could go back in time to prevent their own birth. But it turns out that such paradoxes may be ruled out by the weirdness inherent in laws of quantum physics.
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While the death toll of recent Tsunami in Southeast Asia now stands at more than 85,000 dead, scientists in Israel are starting to test a new method to predict earthquakes. To date, nobody has been able to predict earthquakes reliably enough and over short enough time scales to allow the evacuation of threatened cities. Some
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Russian scientists are selecting volunteers to be locked in a capsule for 500 days to test plans for a trip to Mars.
A team of six men will be physically cut off from the outside world to test equipment intended to make them self-sufficient for long periods.
During the 500 Days study, the six volunteers will depend
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