A Brooklyn developer is renovating a Park Slope brownstone so that it generates as much energy as it uses.
Station grabs SpaceX Dragon ship
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The first commercial cargo ship to visit the space station is attached to the orbiting laboratory by a robotic arm.
Dogs, booze and bling: Northern Ireland’s medieval shopping mall
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Excavations reveal a medieval luxury shopping mall
Mars ‘has life’s building blocks’
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New evidence from carbon in meteorites suggests that the basic building blocks of life are present on Mars, a study in Science journal says.
Ancient walking mystery deepens
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An ancient creature thought to be the first to step on land could not have walked on four legs, 3D computer modelling shows.
Space X Rocket Heads to Space Station
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If the cargo capsule makes it to the space station, it would be the first commercial, rather than government-operated, spacecraft to dock at the space station.
Green Blog: The Call of the Wild, Answered
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Hiking along remote reaches of the Appalachian Trail invites reflection on resilience and discovery.
Big Day for Elon Musk, a Space Entrepreneur Who Promises More
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The launch of the rocket ship built by his company, SpaceX, is the latest achievement by Elon Musk.
Lansley is changing the regional funding model for NHS resources. Less for the poor, more for the old.
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Here’s an interesting nerdy corner you might have missed: Andrew Lansley is changing the regional funding model for NHS resources. Currently it’s done on a complex formula taking lots of factors into account, like deprivation, age, etc.
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Aric Sigman back in the news: Telegraph and Metro
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You will remember Aric Sigman, the slightly farcical omg-computers-harm-children man who operates from his home in Brighton, and distorts scientific research by cherry picking only the scary results which suit his story. He even – amazingly…