JohnWaterman

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Epic humpback whale battle filmed
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by JohnWaterman  10-24-2009    2
 Nature's biggest battle
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A People's History of the Internet - 1969 to Today
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by BartendingBear  10-23-2009    2
 Unclippable interactive feature. Includes interview with Bill Duvall of Stanford and Charley Kline (then of UCLA), the first two Internet users.
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The year's best pictures from the world of medicine
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by JohnWaterman  10-18-2009    2
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Faith and Belief: Richard Dawkins evolves his arguments
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by JohnWaterman  10-12-2009    10
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50 trippy years of space trips
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by JohnWaterman  10-12-2009    2
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Prehistoric Mammal Hints at Ear's Evolution
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by JohnWaterman  10-9-2009    1
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Black Holes Face Off In Galactic Death Match
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by JohnWaterman  10-9-2009   
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Two Hubble Stunners
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by JohnWaterman  10-1-2009   
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Science: So What? So Everything.
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by JohnWaterman  10-1-2009   
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Evolution Fossils, Genes and Mousetraps 1-9
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by cptenaud  9-28-2009    1
 Nine sections too look at. He is very easy to understand. And makes you think. Something Americans find hard to do.
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First underwater observatory live online
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by JohnWaterman  9-24-2009    1
 Go see... http://www.kmf.gu.se/bildcenter/kamera2/
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Thinning glaciers driving polar ice loss, satellite survey finds
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by JohnWaterman  9-24-2009    1
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An atheist sings the praises of Creation
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by JohnWaterman  9-21-2009   
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'Millions at risk' as deltas sink
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by JohnWaterman  9-21-2009    1
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What does 3.6 million pounds of thrust look like?
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by JohnWaterman  9-18-2009    2
 22 million horsepower
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Fossil find in Georgia challenges theories on early humans
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by JohnWaterman  9-9-2009    5
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Hubble. Is. Back!
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by JohnWaterman  9-9-2009    4
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A Squirt of Stem Cell Gel Heals Brain Injuries
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by cakebelly  9-9-2009    4
 more: The donor cells often fail to grow or stimulate repair at the injury site, possibly because of the inflammation and scarring present there. The injury site also typically has very limited blood supply and connective tissue, which might prevent donor cells from getting the nutrients they require. Dr. Zhang's gel, however, can be loaded with different chemicals to stimulate various biological processes at the site of injury. In previous research done on rats, she was able to use the gel to help re-establish full blood supply at the site of brain injury. This could help create a better environment for donor cells. In a follow-up study, Dr. Zhang loaded the gel with immature stem cells, as well as the chemicals they needed to develop into full-fledged adult brain cells. When rats with severe brain injuries were treated with this mixture for eight weeks, they showed signs of significant recovery. The new gel could treat patients at varying stages following injury, and is expe
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Arctic 'warmest in 2,000 years'
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by JohnWaterman  9-5-2009    1
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Spectacular new ISS picture… from the ground!
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by JohnWaterman  9-1-2009    2
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Strange jellies of the icy depths
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by JohnWaterman  9-1-2009    1
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Two moons, circling
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by JohnWaterman  8-21-2009    1
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Apollo 14 Mystery Solved by Latest LRO Image
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by JohnWaterman  8-21-2009   
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Snorkel rice could feed millions
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by JohnWaterman  8-19-2009    2
 Video at source.
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Runway found for flying reptiles
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by JohnWaterman  8-19-2009    2
 Fossil tracks show a pterosaur coming in for a landing
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A small shot of vaccination sanity
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by JohnWaterman  8-14-2009    1
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The Hubble Ultra Deep Field in 3D
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by JohnWaterman  8-14-2009    3
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Those lovely squiddy colours
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by JohnWaterman  8-13-2009   
 CreatureCast Episode 1
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Neanderthals Didn't Like Brussels Sprouts
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by JohnWaterman  8-13-2009    2
 I love them
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Galaxy Smash
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by JohnWaterman  8-8-2009    2
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US glaciers are melting at the fastest rate in recorded history
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by JohnWaterman  8-7-2009    1
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Neolithic nurses cared for oldest known paralysis victim.
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by JohnWaterman  8-6-2009    2
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Diluting homeopathy
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by JohnWaterman  8-6-2009    5
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"MIT Team Discovers 'Superspeed' Human Brain Programming"
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by cakebelly  8-4-2009    1
 more: Their experiments found that the brain adapted input from other regions into the blind spot within seconds. They related this to the idea of "referred sensations", where the brain remaps signals from a missing body part to input from somewhere else that's still attached. Experiments with stroke victims who'd permanently lost part of the vision gave the same results: the bleeding of information from the remaining nerves into the blank region. Of course vision isn't quite the same as a body part, but the idea is the same: how neurons adapt to deal with missing information, and how they can incorporate data from other body parts with amazing speed. Extremely good news for those waiting for the technology to implant extra connectors into their heads. Luke McKinney.
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Did life arrive on Earth in a comet's ocean?
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by JohnWaterman  7-31-2009    2
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The most successful parasite on earth
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by JohnWaterman  7-31-2009    1
 An entire bacterial genome discovered inside that of a fruit fly
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Mocking antiscience and alt-med
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by JohnWaterman  7-31-2009   
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DNA barcode for world's plants agreed
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by JohnWaterman  7-28-2009    1
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Six Visual Proofs
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by JohnWaterman  7-26-2009   
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Bacteria make computers look like pocket calculators
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by JohnWaterman  7-25-2009    2
 the Hamiltonian Path Problem. Imagine you want to tour the 10 biggest cities in the UK, starting in London (number 1) and finishing in Bristol (number 10). The solution to the Hamiltonian Path Problem is the the shortest possible route you can take.
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