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אוקטובר 2003

Giant sunspots continue to erupt

Chinese scientists have discovered how the colored eye is formed in the peacock feather

What conditions have to be met for a solar storm to cause serious damage in the DHA?

NASA: We have changed since the crash * Bush: Space flights will continue

The largest map of the universe points to the presence of dark energy

The Transformers are on their way

The Soyuz spacecraft landed safely in the steppes of Kazakhstan * returning the 7th crew of the International Space Station

Retirement of ancient wings

And maybe these are the "amyloid doughnuts" that cause the destruction of the cells

Hair growing cells, which detect sound, were grown in the laboratory

Tiny tubes "squeeze" electricity from water (update)

NASA experts warn of problems with the medical equipment and monitoring systems on the International Space Station

China: The next spacecraft may carry three astronauts * The Technaut visits Hong Kong

Biometrics are established in our lives

Seminars on nanotechnology and bioinformatics for managers - at the Oracle conference

Last month was filled with unique celestial events - a meteorite in India and a fireball in the US sky

A lecturer at the Technion built a revolutionary device that will allow diabetics to self-inject insulin without pain

"Food production by 'regular' agriculture is limited and will not be able to catch up with the rate of population growth;

The witch received government funding to start a business

Gems were discovered on Mars

The Concorde flew towards retirement

The global focus on polio is shifting to Nigeria.

The goal: around the world in 80 hours (without refueling and stops)

A cure for every disease

Boris Volinov - the cosmonaut who twice escaped death

אוקטובר 2003

Giant sunspots continue to erupt

Chinese scientists have discovered how the colored eye is formed in the peacock feather

What conditions have to be met for a solar storm to cause serious damage in the DHA?

NASA: We have changed since the crash * Bush: Space flights will continue

The largest map of the universe points to the presence of dark energy

The Transformers are on their way

The Soyuz spacecraft landed safely in the steppes of Kazakhstan * returning the 7th crew of the International Space Station

Retirement of ancient wings

And maybe these are the "amyloid doughnuts" that cause the destruction of the cells

Hair growing cells, which detect sound, were grown in the laboratory

Tiny tubes "squeeze" electricity from water (update)

NASA experts warn of problems with the medical equipment and monitoring systems on the International Space Station

China: The next spacecraft may carry three astronauts * The Technaut visits Hong Kong

Biometrics are established in our lives

Seminars on nanotechnology and bioinformatics for managers - at the Oracle conference

Last month was filled with unique celestial events - a meteorite in India and a fireball in the US sky

A lecturer at the Technion built a revolutionary device that will allow diabetics to self-inject insulin without pain

"Food production by 'regular' agriculture is limited and will not be able to catch up with the rate of population growth;

The witch received government funding to start a business

Gems were discovered on Mars

The Concorde flew towards retirement

The global focus on polio is shifting to Nigeria.

The goal: around the world in 80 hours (without refueling and stops)

A cure for every disease

Boris Volinov - the cosmonaut who twice escaped death

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