WIRED
Since
the first attempt to ascend the Himalayan mountain Makalu in 1955,
climbers have tried less than 300 times. No wonder—it's two and half
months of hell...
After
training to hand-write Japanese characters, the robot could then copy
words in Hindi, Greek, and English just by looking at examples.
In
a significant escalation, policymakers are seeking to undermine or
discard research showing the most dire risks of inaction on climate
change.
( Meh.It's embarrassing to be lumped in with Con -servatives....but 'climate science' still tries to be an oxymoron )
( Meh.It's embarrassing to be lumped in with Con -servatives....but 'climate science' still tries to be an oxymoron )
As
both pro-E.U. and anti-E.U. forces seemed likely to claim some
victories, the vote made clear that arguing over the future of the bloc
would intensify...
Even
as India keeps a hawk-eyed scrutiny on China's expanding footprint in
the Indian Ocean Region (IOR), Navy chief Admiral Sunil Lanba says the
February 26 air strikes on the Jaish-e-Muhammed...
The foreign secretary says a no-deal policy could see the Tories "annihilated" in a general election.
Women who had faulty PIP breast implants fear they may have to pay back compensation.
London Stansted airport 'worst in UK for delays'
4 hours ago
- The airport blames "adverse weather and air traffic control issues" for its 25-minute average delay.
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Reuters: World News
Releasing
what it said were key details of Thursday's budget, New Zealand's main
opposition party slammed the government for "all spin and no substance"
in its highly-anticipated...
One
young schoolgirl was killed and at least 12 others were injured in a
stabbing at a bus stop just outside the Japanese capital, Tokyo, on
Tuesday, national broadcaster NHK cited...
Europe's city lights gleam through clear skies in this post-sunset photo by Canadian Space Agency astronaut David Saint-Jacques.
Expedition 20 was the first six-person crew to live and work at the space station for a long-duration stay.
- A bolt of lightning struck a Russian Soyuz rocket during a satellite launch Monday (May 27), but did not hinder the mission.
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