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To fix a shuttle: Bring the sewing kit
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007

Atlantis astronauts will likely use a sewing kit normally reserved for spacesuits to repair a peeled-back thermal blanket near the spacecraft?s tail, NASA managers said Tuesday.


 
Netted whale hit by lance a century ago
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007

This photo released by the New Bedford Whaling Museum shows the bomb lance fragment, patented in 1879, that was removed from the neck of a bowhead whale captured at Barrow, Alaska, in May 2007. The body of the bomb lance was not recovered. The shiny scars are the result of a chain saw cut. (AP Photo/New Bedford Whaling Museum)  **NO SALES**A 50-ton bowhead whale caught off the Alaskan coast last month had a weapon fragment embedded in its neck that showed it survived a similar hunt ? more than a century ago.


 
Microsoft issues security patches
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
Microsoft Corp. released four critical patches Tuesday to plug security holes in several versions of its Windows operating system, Internet Explorer Web browser and other programs.
 
Fellowship rules in 'Lord of the Rings Online'
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007

If ever there was a massively multiplayer role-playing game to take the uninitiated by the hand and lead the way, it?s ?The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar.?


 
Ancient Rome reborn in virtual reality
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007

Tourists puzzled by the jumble of buildings in classical and modern Rome can now find their bearings by visiting a virtual model of the imperial capital, in what is being billed as the world?s biggest computer simulation of an ancient city.


 
Ancient gliding reptile found on East Coast
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007

Paleontologists have discovered a new small gliding reptile in 220 million-year-old sediments of a quarry on the Virginia-North Carolina border.


 
Sudan?s migrating wildlife wows scientists
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007

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Oryx and WCS Cessna shadow, Boma National Park.



More than a million animals have been unexpectedly seen living and migrating across Southern Sudan, where no surveys of wildlife had been conducted for the past 25 years due to civil war in the region.


 
Red Tape: Passport problems trap U.S. citizens
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
With so much fighting going on about people who want to get into the country, we didn't realize how hard it is to get out.
 
MySpace gen builds business on social sites
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Wednesday, 13 June 2007
While at a summer barbecue with her brother and his friends, Joyce Kim checked her e-mail and saw an unfamiliar name.
 
EU seeks to track visa usage in borderless zone
MSNBC.com Technology & Science
Tuesday, 12 June 2007
The European Union on Tuesday approved a European visa data system which will store biometric information like fingerprints and photos on 70 million visa-holders who pass through the EU?s borderless travel zone each year.
 
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