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December 1999

The victory of chemistry

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And thanks to Dr. Isaac Asimov

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Millennium

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Stevie Wonder will be able to see?

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Suicide of bacterial cells in order to save the remaining cells

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From the trash to the net

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Chandra Space Telescope. Image: NASA

Is grief healthy? Now Chandra is dying

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From the archives: the beginning of the assembly of the space station, 1998-1999

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Astronaut Michael Powell works during the third upgrade of the Hubble Space Telescope, December 1999. Photo: NASA

The "Discovery" team will replace the space telescope's computer today

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Jellyfish genes in monkey embryos

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The light was turned off

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Millennium: The first horn of the millennium will fall on Pitt Island, one of the Chatham Islands

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Discovery returned the first crew of the space station

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November 99' the warmest November in the United States in the last 105 years

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After 133 years, the moon will be exceptionally bright

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The Mars Global Surveyor created a XNUMXD map of Mars and proved that it was wet

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The road to R2D2

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Galileo is preparing for a dangerous encounter with Io this coming Monday

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The future evolution of man. Illustration: shutterstock

What will happen in our end?

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