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This artist's conception zooms in on the brown dwarf and its accretion disk. The discovery of a bipolar molecular outflow at ISO-Oph 102 offers the first strong evidence in favor of brown dwarf formation through gravitational collapse. Photo: EurekA
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Unlocking the mysteries of memory
Stop and think for a moment. What do you remember about your breakfast this morning? One part of your brain will recall the smell of coffee brewing, while another will remember your partner's smile while walking out the door. How does the brain ...
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Bigger waist in women key to success
New York (IANS): A bigger waist in women might be the key to economic success and compensate her in other beneficial ways.A thin waist with wide hips and matching bust are what many would consider desirable, but they might not quite make for the ...
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This robot can roll like a ball
London (IANS): The first robot that can jump like a grasshopper and roll like a ball could play a key role in space exploration.The 'Jollbot', created by Rhodri Armour, PhD student from University of Bath, can jump over obstacles and roll over ...
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Tesla is world's first personal supercomputer
Happiness is 'infectious'
Researchers develop software to track pollutants
Mars used to have cyclical climate changes
Indian-American develops imaging system to track moods
NASA delays troubled Mars mission to 2011
New Xbox 360 'Scene It?' game a crowd pleaser
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