• Russia’s NICA collider to unlock mystery of Universe’s creation
Russian scientists, now building their own version of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Dubna near Moscow, plan to use it to solve the mystery of the Universe’s creation
• Pretext for further controlling net traffic: Will swine flu crash the Internet? Related: SEC and Homeland Security need Web backup, GAO saysExcerpt:In its response to the GAO, the DHS said it didn't know which agency had clear or specific authority to allow telecom, cable and...
• Eyes: India's New IT Law Increases Surveillance Powers A new IT law has come into force in India that frees Internet portals from liability for third-party content and activity, but also gives the government powers to monitor communications on the...
• World backs evolution in science lessons: Poll (Press TV) -- A worldwide survey suggests that about three quarters of people believe Charles Darwin's evolutionary theories should be taught in science lessons. The British Council poll, which...
• Long-term use of mobile phones 'may be linked to cancer' Long-term use of mobile phones may be linked to some cancers, a landmark international study will conclude later this year.
A £20million, decade-long investigation overseen by the World...
• Zurich Insurance admits big data "loss": Half a million customer records Zurich Insurance has admitted losing the personal account details for more than half a million people more than a year ago.
51, 000 British customers' details were on the tape, along with hundreds...
• Real Cyberwarfare: Aussie atheists knocked offline - Hand of hackers rather than the Lord Related: Atheists smite online God poll: Does He exist? No, say 98 per cent of votersTwo major Australian atheist websites were taken offline by distributed denial of service attacks earlier this...
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• Geologists point to outer space as source of the Earth's mineral riches (Eurekalert) -- According to a new study by geologists at the University of Toronto and the University of Maryland, the wealth of some minerals that lie in the rock beneath the Earth's surface...
• Scanner seeks suicide phrases on social networks Analysing posts on social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook could help to prevent suicide, according to two Victoria University researchers.
Dr Tiong-Thye Goh and student assistant...
• Drinking Green tea can cut risk of dying from pneumonia Drinking green tea continues to show health benefits, particularly among women, hints a new study from Japan.Drinking five or more cups a day cut the risk by "47 percent in Japanese women," but not...
• False memories 'written' on flies' brains Scientists have given fruit flies memories of traumatic experiences that never actually happened by directly manipulating nerve cells in their brains. Researchers in the U.K. and U.S. were able to...
• DARPA, Microsoft, Lockheed team up to reinvent TCP/IP Arms globocorp Lockheed Martin announced today that it has won a $31m contract from the famous Pentagon crazy-ideas bureau, DARPA, to reinvent the internet and make it more suitable for military use....
• Modern man a wimp says anthropologist Many prehistoric Australian aboriginals could have outrun world 100 and 200 metres record holder Usain Bolt in modern conditions.
Some Tutsi men in Rwanda exceeded the current world high jump record...
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