Minute organs in the ear can alter blood flow to the brain | London: Researchers from Harvard Medical School along with NASA scientists have found that minute organs hidden deep within the ear directly alter blood flow to the brain. Until now, experts thought... (photo: Creative Commons) DNA India
NASA crashes helicopter to test new shield for cars | Washington, December 26 (ANI): NASA has intentionally crashed a 3,000-pound MD-500 helicopter loaded with dummies to test a new safety shield, which could someday be used to make the cars we drive s... (photo: Public Domain / Scott Meltzer) Newstrack India
Iran willing to swap nuclear material in Turkey | NASSER KARIMI | Associated Press Writer= TEHRAN, Iran (AP) â Iran would be willing to swap nuclear material with the West in Turkey, the foreign minister said in the country's latest counteroff... (photo: Public Domain / AEC-NASA)The Guardian IranNuclearPhotosTehranTurkey
China, Russia shake hands in outer space | Mutual trust is crucial to the success of five upcoming joint space programs between China and Russia, experts said. | First on the list is a study of the moon, Alexander Rodin, chief representative... (photo: AP / Xinhua)China Daily ChinaPhotosRussiaSpaceTechnology
Space: crossing the final frontier | It's been 40 years since man first landed on the moon. Now, Richard Branson and other buccaneers are paving the way for space tourism, says Simon Wilson. Is space touri... (photo: AP / Mark Baker)Money Week BenefitsBusinessPhotosSpaceTourism
How bees always manage to land safely Washington: Ever wondered how bees always manage to land on a picnic table, underneath a flower petal, or on a wall of a hive, without crashing or tumbling? Well, scienti... (photo: GFDL / Alvesgaspar)Zeenews BeesInsectsLandingPhotosSurface
Desert Vistas vs. Solar Power | AMBOY, Calif. - Senator Dianne Feinstein introduced legislation in Congress on Monday to protect a million acres of the Mojave Desert in California by scuttling some 13... (photo: US House of Representatives file)The New York Times CaliforniaDesertPhotoPoliticSenate
![Blood smear from a P. falciparum culture (K1 strain). Several red blood cells have ring stages inside them. Close to the center there is a schizont and on the left a trophozoite. Since Charles Laverna first visualized the malaria parasite in blood in 1880,[38] the mainstay of malaria diagnosis has been the microscopic examination of blood.](http://web.archive.org./web/20091228054538im_/http://cdn0.wn.com/vp/i/0a/178f2e12f9d3cf.jpg)
