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January 2009

By 2050, robots will be able to compete in a soccer match against the world champion

Creationists are also preparing for the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birth, planning protests

Find out exactly the masses of planets outside the solar system

Basic research and child

Tiger man

We will integrate Israel in the planning and development of components for robotic missions to the moon

The biggest award in the world after Nobel - to Professor Yaakov Ziv from the Technion

The smallest possible switch - a single gold atom

The administration needs to make decisions regarding the future of NASA

Red queens, tiny crabs and parasitic bacteria

to the last cell

Heating gold leads to its hardening rather than its softening

Noah's flood was not that strong

Nanotechnology at the speed of light

Space is the economic and security locomotive of the future

Take advantage of the hi-tech crisis to improve education

How do you test a broken satellite in space? using small satellites that approach it

Surprising new health and environmental concerns about tungsten

Christopher Scholes, who was one of Michael Griffin's deputies, will serve as NASA's interim administrator

NASA peeks into the "dark side of the sun"

Males who live with females are more fertile

Antarctica is warming much faster than previously thought

Global warming will cause damage to the global food production system

The USA approved for the first time stem cell treatment for spinal injuries

What is Obama planning in space?

January 2009

By 2050, robots will be able to compete in a soccer match against the world champion

Creationists are also preparing for the 200th anniversary of Darwin's birth, planning protests

Find out exactly the masses of planets outside the solar system

Basic research and child

Tiger man

We will integrate Israel in the planning and development of components for robotic missions to the moon

The biggest award in the world after Nobel - to Professor Yaakov Ziv from the Technion

The smallest possible switch - a single gold atom

The administration needs to make decisions regarding the future of NASA

Red queens, tiny crabs and parasitic bacteria

to the last cell

Heating gold leads to its hardening rather than its softening

Noah's flood was not that strong

Nanotechnology at the speed of light

Space is the economic and security locomotive of the future

Take advantage of the hi-tech crisis to improve education

How do you test a broken satellite in space? using small satellites that approach it

Surprising new health and environmental concerns about tungsten

Christopher Scholes, who was one of Michael Griffin's deputies, will serve as NASA's interim administrator

NASA peeks into the "dark side of the sun"

Males who live with females are more fertile

Antarctica is warming much faster than previously thought

Global warming will cause damage to the global food production system

The USA approved for the first time stem cell treatment for spinal injuries

What is Obama planning in space?

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