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Mysterious object seen refuelling from sun
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Less than 1 percent spent on R&D in science
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NASA gives “go” for Atlantis’ Sunday launch
Washington : NASA announced Saturday afternoon that it will try to launch the space shuttle Atlantis on Sunday.
The Mission Management Team concluded after a meeting on Saturday that "we are 'go' for a Sunday launch attempt," said a briefing posted by NASA at its official website. Sunday's launch attempt is set for 3:21 p.m. EST (2021 GMT).
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Digital camera resolution reaches a new high
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Brazil frowns on US control over Internet
U.S. Mars rovers still on the job after five years
US pulls Patriot missile systems from Turkey
Rupert Murdoch brings MySpace to India
Colliding galaxies send black holes packing
Software to locate stolen laptops launched
Indian IT industry bucks global recession to sustain growth
Plants can effectively tackle global warming
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World’s biggest telescope to seek new galaxies
India to witness partial lunar eclipse June 26
India tests n-capable Agni-I missile
Astronauts at space station kick off first of five spacewalks
U.S. shuttle Endeavour safely lands after 16-day space trip
Indian American develops software to help motorists
By IANS
Los Angeles : A tech firm owned by an Indian American has developed a software that combines speech-recognition and text messaging to provide free directions to motorists.
Dial Directions, a California based firm, began its services early this week in the Bay Area, Los Angeles and New York with the promise of turning a cell phone into a global positioning system (GPS) and search-enabled device.
The software can work on any mobile phone, the online edition of San Francisco Chronicle reported.
