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February 2005

Paper-thin screens: first interview with a researcher from the Technion partner in the development

Exclusive: Israeli nanosatellite to the moon

NSC launches a speech recognition engine capable of real-time locating words in thousands of simultaneous conversations

The radio transmitters are disrupting the sex life of the Naberanis

Evaporative gases raise the question of life again

Does lightning cause gamma ray bursts from the earth?

The friendship of the stars

The flying chameleon

Winner of the Dan David Prize, archaeologist Israel Finkelstein: Fortunately, there is no thought police in Israel

The Smart-1 mission to the moon was extended by a year

A successful launch put Japan back in space

The Cassini spacecraft continues to transmit discoveries from Saturn

Claims also against the human genome project

The mole with a nose is the animal world record holder in fast eating

Hairs grew, the guinea pigs heard

Fastest spinning pulsar discovered

Mars Express discovered a large sea of ice on the surface of Mars

Are there other universes?

Yohanan of Gush Halab. A brave freedom fighter, or not?!

The Treasury opposes the allocation of funds for the construction of spy satellites

A new award for excellence in science at Bar-Ilan University

The whale 52 Hz

The world's first science hotel was inaugurated today in Jerusalem

Sleep apnea - more dangerous in young people

Homo sapiens is one third older than the estimate so far: about 200 thousand years old

February 2005

Paper-thin screens: first interview with a researcher from the Technion partner in the development

Exclusive: Israeli nanosatellite to the moon

NSC launches a speech recognition engine capable of real-time locating words in thousands of simultaneous conversations

The radio transmitters are disrupting the sex life of the Naberanis

Evaporative gases raise the question of life again

Does lightning cause gamma ray bursts from the earth?

The friendship of the stars

The flying chameleon

Winner of the Dan David Prize, archaeologist Israel Finkelstein: Fortunately, there is no thought police in Israel

The Smart-1 mission to the moon was extended by a year

A successful launch put Japan back in space

The Cassini spacecraft continues to transmit discoveries from Saturn

Claims also against the human genome project

The mole with a nose is the animal world record holder in fast eating

Hairs grew, the guinea pigs heard

Fastest spinning pulsar discovered

Mars Express discovered a large sea of ice on the surface of Mars

Are there other universes?

Yohanan of Gush Halab. A brave freedom fighter, or not?!

The Treasury opposes the allocation of funds for the construction of spy satellites

A new award for excellence in science at Bar-Ilan University

The whale 52 Hz

The world's first science hotel was inaugurated today in Jerusalem

Sleep apnea - more dangerous in young people

Homo sapiens is one third older than the estimate so far: about 200 thousand years old

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