Sun’s energy can be turned to fuel

The sun’s energy can be turned into fuel with a prototype solar device that mimics plant life ,has just been disclosed. The sunlight ray’s heats a ceria cylinder which breaks down water or carbon dioxide into fuels which can be stored and transported. Researchers in the US and Switzerland devised the prototype that uses a…

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FCC adopts new Regulations to protect Web traffic

Federal regulators adopted new rules today to keep the companies that control the Internet’s pipelines from blocking competing services, including online calling applications and Web video and restricting what their customers do online. The vote by the Federal Communications Commission was 3-2 and quickly came under fire by the commission’s two Republicans, who said the…

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General Motors Faces More Seat Belt Recalls

General Motors Company said on Friday it is recalling about 111,000 GMC Terrain,Chevy Equinox, and Cadillac SRX 2011 small SUV models because the anchor to the seat belt buckle may fail, which could lead to injury in a crash. Dealers will start notifying owners of the vehicles involved in January, GM said. GM will pay…

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Are The Bone Fragments Amelia Earhart’s Or A Sea Turtle?

The three bone fragments showed up on a deserted South Pacific island that lay along the course Amelia Earhart was following when she vanished. Nearby were several artifacts, some glass bottles, old makeup and shells that had been cut open. Now scientists at the University of Oklahoma hope to draw  DNA from the tiny bone…

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Julian Assange bail granted paid in cash

The Wilileaks founder Julian Assange who spent the last eight nights in prison was released from jail and paid his bail in cash , Mr Justice Quseley freed Me. Assange after the bail was paid and on the condition he resides at an address in East Anglia.A wikileaks supporter ,Vaughan Smith and owner of the…

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Google e-books to begin on December 6th

The launching of Google e-books, formerly known as Google Editions, will allow users to utilize a range of devices to download three million e-books including classic literature . . More people are reading digitally and Google expects the e-reading market to double in size in 2011 plus they plan to provide the European market with…

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Russian Satellites crash into the Pacific

The waters near Hawaii is where the Russian aerospace experts suspect the satellites and the upper stage rocket carrying them crashed into the Pacific Ocean after the carrier rocket veered off course after the launch , the Russian news agency RIA Novosti reports . The satellites were sent to complete Russia’s GLONASS navigation system .After…

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