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The World's Biggest Camera to Survey 300 Million Galaxies
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  6-26-2008   
 The team’s goals are to extract cosmological information on dark energy from counting galaxy clusters and the spatial distribution of clusters, and measuring the redshift of galaxies and supernovae.
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Stephen Hawking's explosive new theory
rmowery
by rmowery  6-26-2008    1
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How Homophobia Hurts Us All
debbyski
by debbyski  6-26-2008    7
 It hurts me that my own Mother wouldn't love me if she knew I was bisexual, but it also helps me to know that through it all some people can love me for who I am. My husband, my youngest daughter, my very best friends, and the support at CM.
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Underground Wonders of the World
masbury
by masbury  6-26-2008   
 from Budapest to Disney World
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England vs.Britain vs. UK
bignosemousie
by bignosemousie  6-26-2008    17
 I'm asking for help here from my friendly clippers. Is England considered a country? Is the United Kingdom considered a country? Is Northern Ireland considered a country or a province? This Wikipedia entry is confusing. The UK includes Northern Ireland, whereas Great Britain (or Britain) does not. Right? Thanks for helping me understand this better.
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Our Genome Changes Over Lifetime, And May Explain Many 'Late-onset' Diseases
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  6-26-2008    1
 They found that in almost one-third of individuals, methylation changed over that 11-year span, but not all in the same direction. Some individuals gained total methylation in their DNA, while others lost. "What we saw was a detectable change over time, which showed us proof of the principle that an individual's epigenetics does change with age,"
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Will a Computer “Symbiote” be Implanted in Future Human Brains?
wildcat
by wildcat  6-26-2008    1
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Artificial brain predicts death-row executions
Mohir
by Mohir  6-26-2008    3
 Since the direct approach had failed, the researchers turned to an artificial neural network (ANN) - an intelligent computer system, modelled after the human brain - that is able to deduce how various factors within a jumble of data relate to each other. The system can then take what it has learned and make predictions about a new set of data.To find out which factors might be linked to executions, the researchers first "trained" their ANN by entering the profiles of 1000 death row inmates between 1973 and 2000. Half of this sample of prisoners had been executed and the other half had survived. Each profile contained 18 factors, including the inmate's sex, age, race, marital status, educational level and information on their capital offences.
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