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A Mosaic of Cassiopeia
This mosaic of images from the Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explore, or WISE, in the constellation of Cassiopeia contains a large star-forming nebula within the Milky...

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Astronomy announces 2009 Out-of-this-World Award winner!
Amid nearly 30 submissions from 20 states and four other countries, the Amateur Observers' Society of New York wins Astronomy's contest to celebrate astronomy outreach programs.
First observation of T2K neutrino event at Super-Kamiokande
This observation could help answer questions about why there is more matter than anti-matter in the universe.
Cassini finds plethora of plumes, hotspots at Enceladus
The new images also include the best 3-D image ever obtained of a "tiger stripe," a fissure that sprays icy particles, water vapor, and organic compounds.

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The bottom yellow bar (HUD) in ZulaWorld Hi my name is lulu, here is a picture of me in-world. Check this blog regularly as I am going to post fun things to do in ZulaWorld. First let me tell you a little about myself… I love to learn about science I love to go shopping in zThreads and buy new clothes and accessories Shopping for furniture for my [...] ZulaWord Beta has Launched! I am excited to tell you that ZulaWorld’s Beta has launched!!! ZulaWorld, based on the PBS animated show, The Zula Patrol, is a safe, fun, on-line game. It is an immersive environment for the exploration of science, math and astronomy that stimulates curiosity, promotes discovery, and inspires imagination among children! It also provides a place for parents [...]

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A Computer That Processes Faster Than The Speed of Light
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 00:40
Exceeding the speed of light opens one up to all kinds of theoretical problems, but two Austrian researchers claim there's no reason we can't build a computer that processes information at superluminal speeds.

Biblical City's True Location Discovered, Researchers Claim
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 23:10
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 22:40
Take a huge oceanic catamaran, stick a hydroelectric turbine underneath it, and hitch it to a 6.5 million-square-foot parafoil flying nearly a mile in the air. That’s a Korean research team’s new proposal for generating gigawatts of clean energy.