what is the newest scientific breakthrough in 2005?
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maybe the Blogs thing?
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The latest developments are very technical and hard to translate into non-mathmatical terms that lend themselves to this format.  Check the physics journals for the latest (see the link below).\n\nIn general lay terms, some of these developments include time evolution, D-branes, a variety of developments on tachyons, guage fixing, and time lumps.
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Since the 21st Century started in 2000, the computer and internet would not be a vaild response. I believe the greatest invention is the i-Pod. :)
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There is a paper on an experiment they did, which ends with "Finally, we may conclude that we are apparently able to cure mammary adenocarcinoma in experimental mice on demand."\n\nThe paper is at the site below looks right to me, although I can't explain how it is possible.
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here is the story  http://www.livescience.com/technology/ap_060404_time.html
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Come on now. Do your own homework. Wouldn't it be more efficient use of your time on the computer to search for "recent scientific article"\nTry americanscientist.org or .com or .edu
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with biotechnology and atomic restructuring yes it will someday be possible.\nThe research in nanobots is coming along faster that expected then they were developed.\nWhat needs to be done now is learn to change the molecule structure of trash to food.\nLike cotton to rice.
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Apparently groups in Sweden, Australia, and the UK are working on this. There are probably others as well. They are making progress. It does appear that this might allow the industrial scale separation of water into hydrogen and oxygen, and the reduction of atmospheric CO2. \n\n\nRecently, Jim Barber and So Iwata of Imperial College in London identified the actual crucial molecules that are used to split water by plants. This might lead to huge advances eventually. It is quite exciting.
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The latest technology is bio extraction using plants and microbes to extract gold from the source rocks.\n\nI suggest that you go in for cyanide method. Not free cyanides but in the complexed form.
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Here's the link. Knock yourself out!\n\nClick on 'Previous Year Papers' in the list of links on the left menu and download the 2004 and 2005 papers for X and XII
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i was reading a discover mag..i think it's the june issue this year and the dude said that we are pretty much stagnant on more discovery 'cause we humans just don't have the technology to look farther...our system is at an end of looking..so no one will be looking 'farther' until someone comes up with something more powerful.
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2005? Already published one year ago. Are you looking for 2006?
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well unless the humna race dies out, I would think there will be major advancements in the field of computers.  Right now they are playing with Quantom computers, we should see thoughs in the home in about 20 odd years.  Right now the Dual-processor chips are coming to market, so things are changing already.
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Yes, modern day inventions are fascinating. Imagine the stuff that companies have developed but have not shown us. Just the other day, I was reading about quantum teleportation and about creating force fields with plasma. It is amazing how far we have come and where our imagination can take us.
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For the very latest go to http://www.google.com/alerts\nand type in microbiology inventions and subscribe. They will email you the latest news. \nHope this helps.
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I've been reading up on this new research as well. I'm really excited about it and am curious to see how well it works in human trials. Unfortunately, it wouldn't be the first time something looks promising in lab animals but fails miserably in human trials.