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< Biochemistry | Biodefense | Biodegradation > We have 10 pages of Biodefense Blog Entries. bruce e. ivins, 62, who for the last 18 years worked at the government's elite biodefense research laboratories at ft. detrick, md., had been informed of his impending prosecution... the extraordinary turn of events followed the ... From Martin if the reports are accurate, this could unleash a new pandemic on the planet that could be more devastating than the 1918 spanish flu epidemic which killed an estimated 30 million people worldwide before it eventually died out. ... From Doc Blog - Taking a too honest look at the climate challenge: http://blogs.earthsky.org/lindsaypatterson/climate/0402138/taking-a-too-honest-look-at-the-climate-challenge/ My opinion is, if we clean up the planet based on an assumption that ... From Purple Tempest The latest development, according to the Associated Press, is that the U.S. Army is replacing its Military Institute of Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick, Md., ?with a new laboratory that would be a component of a biodefense campus ... From ignoranceisntbliss i?m not superwoman, who can fly around the planet and stop everybody from doing what i consider to be bad things before they have the chance to do them. there are so many things being reported on in the news, both mainstream and ... From Carissa Conti The VLTI, which is run by the European Southern Observatory, will be the most effective small-planet hunting telescope on Earth. The VLTI's four large telescopes have mirrors that are 27 feet across, currently among the largest in the ... From unknown the largest organism the planet is a mycelial mat one cell wall thick 2200 acres in size ? mushrooms thrives on petroleum waste converting it into an oasis of life ? bunker spawn can be deployed for habitat restoration ... From Dandelion Astronomers have located the hottest planet yet: its atmospheric temperatures measure about 3700 degrees Fahrenheit -- almost twice that of the previously known hottest planet. Yikes!For HD 149026 b to. From Steven Edwards Nature reports on an Italian scientist's striking discovery of a planet that seems to have survived the explosion of its own sun. Not that the experience would have been pleasant, From John Borland European scientists announced the discovery of a terrestrial-type planet only five times the mass of the Earth, making it the smallest exoplanet yet discovered. The planet, named GJ 436c, orbits. From Alexis MadrigalPlanet > Biodefense > Biodefense Blog Entries
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45.) headline dissection - 8/3/08
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46.) Telescope Tech Will Speed Search for Extraterrestrial Life | Wired ...
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47.) ted talk: 6 ways mushrooms can save the world
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48.) Hercules Constellation Hosts The Hottest Planet Known | Wired ...
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49.) Planet Survives Its Sun's Explosion. But Don't Get Any Ideas ...
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50.) Newly Discovered Extrasolar Planet Is Smallest Yet | Wired Science ...
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