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Precision clock traps atoms in light to keep time
CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. physicists have made a clock so accurate it will neither gain nor lose even a second in more than 200 million years, a finding sure to please even the most punctually minded.
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Siemens releases UC Server with video component
Siemens Communications continued its transition from a hardware-based to a software-oriented company with the release of its OpenScape Unified Communications (UC) Server, media reported Tuesday. The OpenScape Unified Communications S ...
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Study signals Dutch switch to drugs from euthanasia
LONDON (Reuters) - Terminally-ill patients in the Netherlands increasingly receive drugs to render them unconscious until death, according to a study that suggests people are substituting deep sedation for legal euthanasia.
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Soyuz capsule launches with first Korean astronaut on board
A Russian capsule carrying two cosmonauts and Korea's first astronaut has blasted off en route to the international space station.
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Observatory: Mercury Migrating Out of Rivers to the Shore
In the South River in Virginia mercury has moved from the river to the shore by way of spiders.
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