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Web addicts have brain changes, research suggests - Web addicts have brain changes similar to those hooked on drugs or alcohol, preliminary research suggests. - Neurology - Jan 13, 2012 Costa Rica: Authorities Cannot Ascertain Source of Midnight “Explosion” - San José (Hilda Miranda – Newsroom). The loud noise resembling that of an explosion was heard by dozens of people around midnight yesterday hitherto lacks any explanation by officialdom. - Paranormal - Jan 13, 2012 Processed meat 'linked to pancreatic cancer' - A link between eating processed meat, such as bacon or sausages, and pancreatic cancer has been suggested by researchers in Sweden. - Health - Jan 13, 2012 Bubble-blowing stars seen in the thousands by public - A project to spot the "bubbles" that young, massive stars blow in the gas surrounding them has come up trumps, finding more than 5,000 of the objects. - Astronomy - Jan 13, 2012 World's smallest frog discovered - A frog species that appears to be the world's smallest has been discovered in Papua New Guinea by a US-based team. - Zoology - Jan 13, 2012 Twitter unhappy about Google's social search changes - Twitter has complained about changes made by Google to integrate its social network Google+ into search results. - Technology - Jan 13, 2012 Web domains to get major overhaul with custom names - Applications will soon open for new top-level domains in the biggest change to the system in over two decades. - Technology - Jan 13, 2012 M.I.T. Camera Captures Speed of Light: A Trillion-Frames-Per-Second - Think of it as the ultimate slow-motion movie camera. Researchers at M.I.T. have developed an imaging system so fast it can trace the motion of pulses of light as they travel through liquids and solids. To put it into perspective, writes John Markoff in The New York Times, “If a bullet were tracked in the same fashion moving through the same fluid, the resulting movie would last three years.” - Technology - Dec 17, 2011 Supermassive black hole will 'eat' gas cloud - Researchers have spotted a giant gas cloud spiralling into the supermassive black hole at our galaxy's centre. - Astronomy - Dec 17, 2011 Giant Nasa rover launches to Mars - The near one-tonne rover, tucked inside a capsule, left Florida on an Atlas 5 rocket at 10:02 local time (15:02 GMT). - Astronomy - Dec 17, 2011 Haemophilia gene therapy shows early success - Just one injection could be enough to mean people with haemophilia B no longer need medication, according to an early study in the UK and the US. - Health - Dec 17, 2011 Los efectos de la sobrepoblación en México - En estos tiempos en que es común hablar de problemas económicos, laborales, pobreza, medio ambiente y criminalidad, los políticos suelen olvidar un factor importante que influye enormemente en todas estas situaciones: la sobrepoblación en México. ¿Y cuándo fue la última vez que escuchamos a un político o especialista hablar sobre la sobrepoblación en México? ¿30 años? - Política - Dec 06, 2011 Neutrino experiment repeat at Cern finds same result - The team which found that neutrinos may travel faster than light has carried out an improved version of their experiment - and confirmed the result. - Physics - Nov 18, 2011 Intel shows off its Knights Corner one teraflops chip - Intel has developed an accelerator chip capable of running at speeds of one teraflops, equal to one trillion calculations per second. - Technology - Nov 18, 2011 Google unveils Android-based online music store - Google has launched an online music store in the US, which will allow devices running its Android software to buy, store and stream MP3 files. - Technology - Nov 18, 2011 Old American theory is 'speared' - An ancient bone with a projectile point lodged within it appears to up-end - once and for all - a long-held idea of how the Americas were first populated. - Archaeology - Oct 20, 2011 Camera can snap now, focus later - A digital camera that allows photographers to focus their pictures after taking them has gone on sale. - Technology - Oct 20, 2011 Radar that can 'see' through solid walls - Radar technology that can detect moving objects behind solid walls has been developed by MIT researchers. - Technology - Oct 20, 2011 Hallan fósil de una pitón de 15 millones de años, en Alemania - El hallazgo constituye una prueba de que en un breve período de tiempo las serpientes pitón habitaron también la geografía centroeuropea, según científicos de la Universidad de Tubinga. - Arqueología - Oct 20, 2011 Computer simulation shows Solar System once had an extra planet - A new study published on arXiv.org shows that, based on computer simulations, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune may not have been the only gas giants in our solar system. According to David Nesvorny from Colorado’s Southwest Research Institute, our current solar system could never have happened without the existence of a fifth planet. - Astronomy - Sep 23, 2011 Lock of hair pins down early migration of Aborigines - A lock of hair has helped scientists to piece together the genome of Australian Aborigines and rewrite the history of human dispersal around the world. - Archaeology - Sep 23, 2011 Speed-of-light results under scrutiny at Cern - A meeting at Cern, the world's largest physics lab, has addressed results that suggest subatomic particles have gone faster than the speed of light. - Physics - Sep 23, 2011 Alpha radiation treats prostate cancers - A trial of a new cancer drug, which accurately targets tumours, has been so successful it has been stopped early. - Health - Sep 23, 2011 Dwarf galaxies suggest dark matter theory may be wrong - Scientists' predictions about the mysterious dark matter purported to make up most of the mass of the Universe may have to be revised. - Astronomy - Sep 16, 2011 NASA Completes Giant Mirrors for Hubble Successor Telescope - NASA's next huge space telescope passed a major mirror milestone this week on its path to become the world's most powerful space observatory when it launches in 2018. - Astronomy - Sep 16, 2011 En México tenemos que votar por el menos peor - Llevamos 30 años con malos canidatos presidenciales. No hay ni ha habido de dónde escoger. El zoológico de candidatos ha estado lleno de corruptos, tibios, escandalosos, babosos, ineptos, raros y cosas así. Y cuando hay algún candidato interesante, lo matan (Luis Donaldo Colosio). - Política - Aug 22, 2011 Moreira y la deuda de los estados, una burrada más... - La semana pasada el presidente del PRI, Humberto Moreira, condicionó la aprobación de leyes en el congreso, y solicitó aumentar los recursos otorgados por la federación a los estados. Los medios y contrincantes políticos argumentaron que la exigencia del ex gobernandor se debía principalmente a la necesidad de pagar el adeudo que tiene el estado de Coahuila de 32,000 millones de pesos. El asunto se magnificó cuando se supo que el total de la deuda de todos los estados era de 316,000 millo - Política - Aug 17, 2011
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