Iridium Satellite sees maritime growth
Iridium Satellite said Monday demand for maritime satellite communications equipment is continuing to grow.
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Tsunami damage limited on Indonesia reefs
Scientists say tsunami damage on reefs close to the 2004 Sumatra-Andaman earthquake epicenter pales in comparison with human-caused damage.
Nov 7, 2005
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Study: How an internal organelle doubles
Yale University scientists have found a mechanism that regulates the way an internal organelle, the Golgi apparatus, duplicates as cells prepare to divide.
Nov 7, 2005
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Yahoo! to fully own European, Korean sites (Update)
Yahoo! Inc. said Monday it will pay a total of $500 million to gain full control of its sites in Britain, Germany, France and South Korea.
Nov 7, 2005
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No salvation yet for TiVo from Yahoo! deal
No longer satisfied with simply being an Internet search engine, Yahoo! has been diversifying its portfolio rapidly over the past few months through a number of major acquisitions and business deals with other companies. ...
Nov 7, 2005
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Microsoft takes lead in AOL bidding
Microsoft Corp. has taken the lead in talks to purchase a major stake in America Online from Time Warner Inc., according to a news report Monday.
Nov 7, 2005
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Fast and totally secure communication in quantum
A new era of totally secure communication and information sharing is within reach, with physicists at ANU achieving possibly the world’s fastest transmission of 'unhackable' data using bright lasers to generate an absolutely ...
Nov 7, 2005
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A researcher racing for results
Yuntian Zhu of DOE's Los Alamos National Laboratory's may have started late in the race to develop ultra-long carbon nanotubes, but he is now on the fast track to success.
Nov 7, 2005
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ISS crew takes a space walk
U.S. astronaut William McArthur and Russian cosmonaut Valery Tokarev took part in a Monday spacewalk at the International Space Station.
Nov 7, 2005
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Tens of Thousands of World Citizens Unite Online to Debate Urban Sustainability
Experts and ordinary people from around the world will address problems of urban habitat without leaving their homes or offices, thanks to IBM technology. The 72-hour Habitat JAM will bring together academics and students, ...
Nov 7, 2005
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