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Was found shot to help restore memory

We are all going to forget some important things of our lives, even some of us sometimes forget what we did the other day. It is normal to happen, because, over time, without speaking about the memories of the past and giving too little importance to those who are part of daily routine, we begin to ...
1214 views / 0 comments / 4 vots / 1 year and 3 months ago1 year and 3 months ago
One cubic millimeter computer for patients with glaucoma

This mini computer has been designed for pressure measurement and being implanted in eye of patients suffering from glaucoma. The computer is equipped with a pressure sensor, a lithium battery, a 4086-bit memory, a solar cell of 400 millivolts, a radio antenna (wireless) and a small 100 kilohert ...
1366 views / 0 comments / 2 vots / 1 year and 3 months ago1 year and 3 months ago
Mozilla launch Firefox 4

On December 22, 2010 Mozilla has released the new Firefox Beta 4. Waited for a while, Firefox 4 makes its appearance on the market web browsers. Among the good parts of the new Firefox 4, besides the fact is still in beta phase includes: - automatic hiding of the menu, which allows more space ...
654 views / 0 comments / 1 vots / 1 year and 5 months ago1 year and 5 months ago
Top 14 most beautiful caves from the world

I originally wanted to call this article "Top 10 most beautiful caves", but I could not just stop at 10 because of their beauty, so I said to go a little over topic and do a top 14. The following order is chosen by me, otherwise difficult, but each may declare top liking. Top 14: Lechuguilla (New M ...
5423 views / 3 comments / 7 vots / 1 year and 9 months ago1 year and 9 months ago
What kind of problems Internet Explorer 6 has?

Why is still using Internet Explorer 6, when there is Internet Explorer 8? Simple. Comes preinstalled with Windows XP and many users either do not know how to use another browser, or are followers of Internet Explorer. What is incomprehensible is that despite the many problems that cause to users an ...
1436 views / 0 comments / 1 vots / 2 years and 2 months ago2 years and 2 months ago
Termites are raging in the United States

In the United States, damage property get up to 7 million dollars per year because of termites. That figure is about to be increased because of the multiplication of these insects. For those in the affected area, as protection, avoid planting trees close to your home, to not gather with these ins ...
1385 views / 0 comments / 2 vots / 2 years and 3 months ago2 years and 3 months ago
U-Trade
128 GB memory stick

It doesn't exists on the market for a long time from now but appears that it isn't a known gadget at this capacity - 128 GB. Between producers there is Sony, Zonny, Lizard Shape, Daxion Marketplace and it sells around 100 lira. Reading speed is pretty well, 50MB/s but can reach for some of them u ...
3106 views / 1 comments / 7 vots / 3 years and 10 months ago3 years and 10 months ago
Given up sex but started stealing DNA

While looking at the way "Bdelloid rotifers", a small specie of invertebrates living in freshwater without having sex while still maintaining a good set of gens, researchers from Harvard University in Cambridge reached at the conclusion that those animals have resorted to stealing foreign DNA. Th ...
1941 views / 1 comments / 6 vots / 3 years and 12 months ago3 years and 12 months ago
Weird Radiation ring Around a Dead Star

Using the Spitzer Telescope NASA discovered a weird ring of material that circled around the magnetic debris of an exploded star. The body of this dead star named "SGR 1900+14' is a magnetar. Magnetars are the cores of huge stars that exploded like others in a supernova but after death they are s ...
1794 views / 0 comments / 6 vots / 3 years and 12 months ago3 years and 12 months ago
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