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Follow: @SlateViral, Facebook.com/SlateVideo Watch: YouTube.com/Slatester, SlateV.com Science fiction writers, you have a new inspiration. Researchers have successfully stored data in the DNA of living cells. After three years and 750 different trials, scientists finally found a method for repeatedly encoding, storing, and erasing the digital information within the DNA, as part of a partnership between Stanford University's schools of engineering and medicine. Think of their creation as a bioengineering bit; Graduate student Pakpoom Subsoontorn explains, "If the DNA section points in one direction, it's a zero. If it points the other way, it's a one." How could this data storage be used? Researchers say it could prove a powerful tool for studying everything from cancer and aging to the natural environment. Some day, doctors might even be able to use the data stored in living cells to effectively "turn off" cancer cells and stop them from multiplying. Don't get your hopes up too fast though—researchers say engineering biology further could be a decade away at least. That's enough time to write that science fiction novel AND sell the movie rights. Video produced by Krishnan Vasuvedan.

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It's almost two years since BP's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Now, scientists say they have found deformities among seafood and a great decline in the numbers of marine life. Dahr Jamail reports from New Orleans.

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Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1983: The Scientists' promo-video for the track 'Blood Red River', taken from the mini-album 'Blood Red River'. Band Location: Perth, WA, Australia Track: Blood Red River Album: Blood Red River (mini album) Composed By: Produced By: Label: Au-Go-Go Chart Position: Release Date: December, 1983 Footage Information: Links: - en.wikipedia.org - www.perthpunk.com - www.fromthearchives.org Line-up: Kim Salmon - Vocals, Guitar [ The Manikins (1976-1977) - The Scientists (1978-1987) - Beasts Of Bourbon (1983-1994) - Kim Salmon And The Surrealists (1988-1997) - Kim Salmon with STM (1994) - Antenna (1998) - Kim Salmon And The Business (1999) - Darling Downs (2005-2007) - Salmon (2007) ] Boris Sujdovic [ Rockets - The Scientists (1982-1986) ] Brett Rixon - Drums [ The Scientists (1982-1985) ] Tony Thewlis - Guitar [ Helicopters - The Scientists (1982-1987) ] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1983 1983 Australia Early Eighties 1980's 1980s 80's 80s Extended Tags: Kim Salmon Musical Terms: Post, Punk, Post-Punk, Alternative, Indie, College, Underground, Rock, Aussie, Old Australian Badn

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Watch more on RT's documentary channel rtd.rt.com How long can a man live? Does he use all the resources? How do you extend your life? What's the secret? Travel back in time and learn what crazy things people used to do to look younger in ancient times. Nowadays, the answer to the everlasting question CAN be found! Meet the scientists, film directors, members of an Abkhazian long-livers choir and find out the recipe of immortality only on RT. RT on Twitter http RT on Facebook www.facebook.com

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During a press briefing, Scientists discussed new findings by NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer, or IBEX spacecraft which are helping fill holes in our knowledge about the matter found between the stars in our Milky Way galaxy. IBEX, whose primary focus has been the interaction between our solar system and what lies beyond, has directly sampled multiple heavy elements within this interstellar medium, the same materials of which stars, planets -- even people, are made.

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In The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists, Hugh Grant stars in his first animated role as the luxuriantly bearded Pirate Captain -- a boundlessly enthusiastic, if somewhat less-than-successful, terror of the High Seas. With a rag-tag crew at his side (Martin Freeman, Brendan Gleeson, Russell Tovey, and Ashley Jensen), and seemingly blind to the impossible odds stacked against him, the Captain has one dream: to beat his bitter rivals Black Bellamy (Jeremy Piven) and Cutlass Liz (Salma Hayek) to the much coveted Pirate Of The Year Award. It's a quest that takes our heroes from the shores of exotic Blood Island to the foggy streets of Victorian London. Along the way they do battle with the pirate-hating Queen Victoria (Imelda Staunton) and team up with a young Charles Darwin (David Tennant), but never lose sight of what a pirate loves best: adventure! Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

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The idea of turning invisible could be closer to 'science fact' than 'science fiction'. Researchers at the University of Texas have for the first time used an invisibility cloak to make a three-dimensional object. One cloaking technique uses so-called meta-materials to redirect light, creating 2-dimensional invisibility; another uses a heat panel to create a mirage effect, bending the light to trick the eye. The latest advance uses plasmonic meta-materials to cancel all reflected light. No reflection means the object disappears into 3-dimensional invisibility. Al Jazeera's Jonah Hull reports from London.

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Join the fight at www.battlefieldheroes.com Today marks a day that could very well change the war forever. Famed National Scientists have started being exposed to the public by undercover Royal Spies. Videos and photos have been captured of these scientist working on inventions that could very well turn the tide in this war if perfected. However, Royals have their own scientific masterminds who are leaps and bounds ahead of the Nationals in other areas such as Robotics and Space exploration. After all, every good scientist knows that you needs to use a minimum of 2 ropes when launching *cough* willing subjects into space. *************************** New Outfits *************************** A little electricity here, some extremely dangerous chemicals there and explosions EVERYWHERE! Famed scientists are stepping onto the battlefield and they are bringing their inventions with them... some of them are dangerous, some of them are useful, and some of them simply look awesome! Get the Inventor's set here! https Get the Dr. Doktor's set here! www.battlefieldheroes.com *************************** New Weapons *************************** As well as seeking to improve the physical capabilities of the heroes themselves, the Royal and National scientists have been hard at work on developing new and powerful weaponry... many of these test have ended in catastrophic failure but there has been some success. New weapons are still being designed by these scientists and they are working <b>...</b>

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Deep in the heart of the Omani desert, the search is on for rocks worth millions of dollars: not diamonds but rubble that has fallen from the sky. A group of German and Swiss scientists are working with the Omani government to catalogue the vast number of meteorites that lay strewn across the desert - famed as the place with the world's second largest cache of heavenly rocks. Al Jazeera's Andrew Hopkins reports from Oman.

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Russian scientists have regenerated an entire plant from the fruit tissue found in an Ice Age squirrel's burrow estimated to be at least 30000 years old. (Feb. 22) Subscribe to the Associated Press: bit.ly Download AP Mobile: www.ap.org Associated Press on Facebook: apne.ws Associated Press on Twitter: apne.ws Associated Press on Google+: bit.ly

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Scientists counter the claims of intelligent design proponents. Here is an excellent documentary on the "controversy" surrounding evolution called "Judgment Day: Intelligent Design on Trial": youtu.be Evolution as fact and theory: en.wikipedia.org A great video on the subject from cdk007: youtu.be and an article by Dr. Richard Lenski: www.actionbioscience.org The Collapse of Intelligent Design (Ken Miller Lecture): youtu.be Wikipedia page on Evolution: en.wikipedia.org Facts of Evolution: youtu.be Mechanisms of Evolution: youtu.be Frequently asked questions about evolution: www.pbs.org 15 evolutionary gems: www.nature.com Evolution is a scientific fact: www.nationalacademies.org Human Evolution: humanorigins.si.edu Scientific evidence against a young earth: rationalwiki.org More Evolution Resources: www.nationalacademies.org Speakers in this video: Barbara Forrest, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy, Dept. of History and Political Science, South Eastern Louisiana University. Author, "Creationism's Trojan Horse: The Wedge of Intelligent Design" David Deamer, Ph.D., Professor in Dept. of Biomolecular Engineering, Under NASA grant to research the origins of Life, UC Santa Cruz Eugenie C. Scott, Ph.D., Exec. Director, National Center for Science Education, Author of College Textbook, "Evolution vs. Creationism: An Introduction" Kenneth Miller, Ph.D. Cell Biologist, Professor of Biology at Brown University. Author of three High School & College Biology Textbooks, Plus "Finding <b>...</b>

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One of the most prominent vaccine scientists in the history of the vaccine industry - a merck scientist - made a recording where he openly admits the vaccines given to americans were contaminated with leukemia and cancer viruses. www.prisonplanet.tv

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Music from Australia and New Zealand in the year 1980: The Scientists performing on Countdown the track 'Last Night', taken from the 1980 EP 'The Scientists'. Note: The band at the beginning of this video are The Aliens. Band Location: Perth, WA, Australia Track: Last Night EP: The Scientists Composed By: Produced By: Label: Chart Position: Release Date: March, 1980 Footage Information: Countdown (ABC-TV) Line-up: Kim Salmon - Vocals, Guitar [ The Manikins (1976-1977) - The Scientists (1978-1987) - Beasts Of Bourbon (1983-1994) - Kim Salmon And The Surrealists (1988-1997) - Kim Salmon with STM (1994) - Antenna (1998) - Kim Salmon And The Business (1999) - Darling Downs (2005-2007) - Salmon (2007) ] Ben Juniper - Guitar Ian Sharples - Bass James Baker - Drums [ Black Sun (1973--1974) - The Slick City Boys (1974--1975) - The Geeks (1976) - The Victims (1977-1978) - The Scientists (1978-1981) - Hoodoo Gurus (1981-1984) - The Beasts Of Bourbon (1984-1991) - James Baker Experience (1985) - The Dubrovniks (1988-1994) - The Scientists mk 1 reform (2005) - Rockin' Hendy - The Painkillers (2005-present) - Potato Stars ] ---------------------------------------- NZOZ NZOZ1980 1980 Australia Early Eighties 1980's 1980s 80's 80s Musical Terms: New Wave, Punk, Post-Punk, Post, Powerpop, Garage, Rock, Aussie, Old Australian Band

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Scientists at Switzerland's CERN research centre say they have found signs of a theoretical sub-atomic particle believed to be the basic building block of the universe. The scientists conducted two separate experiments to try to locate the so-called God particle, wherein protons were fired into each other inside a 27Km long tunnel. They have stopped short of calling it an official discovery, but the research has got the science world buzzing. Al Jazeera's Nadim Baba reports.

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Dec. 27 - The disappearance of mosquitoes from villages in north-eastern Tanzania is delighting villagers long-plagued by malaria -- but mystifying scientists who worry that this could be a new manifestation of climate change. Jim Drury reports.

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A ROCKNROLLA soundtrack... pure gold blood red river 1982-84 There was a time when, I would of cried, would of cut me up inside, now I'm not bothered at all, In fact I'm walking tall They say i cared about you hard to believe but I know its true We had love, we had love, we had love.. Time was when I would of cried , dream about you in the night , i believe what a waste hanging around, like you got to face All that motion in a puff of smoke should of known wouldnt have a hope We had love we had love, we had love... what waste.. (x) There was a time when, I would of cried, would of cut me up inside, now I'm not bothered at all, In fact I'm walking tall the say I cared about you, hard to believe but I know that its true We had love, we had love, we had love.. time when i would of cried then ream about you in the night , I bleed, what a waste little harvest that you got to face all that motion in a puff of smoke should of known wouldnt have a hope We had love we had love we had love what waste..

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Using NASA's Kepler space telescope, astronomers discovered two Earth-size planets orbiting a distant star--the smallest of all the thousands of alien worlds detected so far, Lee Hotz reports on the News Hub. For more videos, visit www.wsj.com

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TRANSCRIPT AND SOURCES: www.corbettreport.com The US National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity made the unprecedented decision last month to call for the censorship of a pair of papers in scientific journals that describe how to make a novel, human transmissible form of bird flu that could kill unprecedented numbers of people. Find out about the history of the US government and biowarfare research in this week's installment of GRTV Behind the Headlines.

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Scientists have been drilling through some of Antarctica's thickest ice for more than two decades as part of efforts to reach the core to examine air trapped there for millions of years. Now, a team of Russian scientists are reported to have broken through the ice to discover a vast lake that has not seen light for more than 20 million years. Al Jazeera's Tarek Bazley reports.

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April 21, 2011 — Scientists use cameras and sonar near the US Virgin Islands to "see" the seafloor and find out how fish and other sea life use the underwater habitats, which include coral reefs and sea grasses.

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Mad Scientists: Human Water Rocket : WED NOV 16 10p et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com Take a ride on a rocket bike that uses asphalt as fuel.

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www.euronews.com Global warming is having a serious impact on the earth's water cycle. The water cycle is the continuous movement of water on, above and below the surface of the Earth. Australian researchers say the greenhouse effect is accelerating the cycle at almost twice the rate predicted by climate change models. Scientists, who carried out tests on a series of ocean samples, found that the acceleration of the water cycle has changed rainfall and evaporation, which has increased the ocean's salinity. A warmer atmosphere can absorb more water vapour but do due to prevailing winds the rain is not falling in the same places - causing drought in many areas. Researcher Susan Wijffels said: "The areas that are already dominated by rainfall and that are already wet are getting wetter, and the areas that are arid where evaporation dominates, those areas are getting drier." And this will have an impact on the growth and supply of food. When water evaporates from the surface of the ocean, it leaves the salt behind and increased saltiness which contributes to drought. To monitor these trends scientists have deployed numerous buoys in the ocean. They hope that in the future they can track the oceans salt levels. Find us on: Youtube bit.ly Facebook www.facebook.com Twitter twitter.com

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www.euronews.net It is all too easy for surgeons to miss microscopic cancer cells when operating on a patient but now Japanese researchers have developed a spray which makes carcinomas glow green.

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Scientists working in the North Pacific, off the coast of Russia see the first ever adult white orca whale in the wild. Report by Sarah Morris. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com

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The Surfers stay with Chris, who takes them to a Religious Science Fair. Directed by SEAN MIER Written by KATIE CETTIE & SEAN MIER Produced by STUART ARBURY KATIE CETTIE JOSEPH McPHILLIPS SEAN MIER Created by SEAN MIER Starring CLINT CARMICHAEL as Armen KELSEY GLASSER as Shelby CHASE GREEN as Travis JAKE LOPEZ as Jake Guest Starring ITHAMAR ENRIQUEZ as Chris Featuring DARREN MEEKIN as Todd SHANE BRADY as Fairgoer #1 RICHARD PEDEN as Judge #1 TONY STARR as Judge #2 ZACK KRONBERG as Mormon Scientist Additional Scientists DAVID ARBURY NATALIE COMBS EMILY DUNCAN CHRISTINA LEIGH JEFF NEWMAN TYLER STOUT Additional Fairgoers AURORA GRAY KIERA SATTAZAHN IAN STROPE ADAM VAN DUSAN Director of Photography SEAN MIER Editor ANTHONY BOSCO Music Composed by DAVID ARBURY Assistant Director.....IAN STROPE Sound Mixer.....STUART ARBURY Second Camera Operator.....JOSEPH McPHILLIPS Still Photographer.....OLIVER BRINK Assistant Editor.....JESSICA BRAHMS Main Title Theme by.....DAVID ARBURY with CARLETON INGRAM Special Thanks RACHEL BRINK AMANDA PHILLIPS © 2012. Wolf Knife Productions. All Rights Reserved.

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More about this programme: www.bbc.co.uk A scientist takes a big risk to get a lava sample from the rim of a lava lake.

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www.euronews.net This is the world's first 3D look at the inside of the flu virus. The pictures were produced by a team of scientists at the Univeristy of Tokyo in Japan.

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www.euronews.net The fight against Alzeimer's has taken a step forward thanks to a team of researchers in the US. These pioneering scientists have discovered that a drug, originally created for the treatment of cancer, has a positive effect restoring the brain functions of laboratory mice with Alzeimer's.

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www.euronews.net The fight against Alzeimer's has taken a step forward thanks to a team of researchers in the US. These pioneering scientists have discovered that a drug, originally created for the treatment of cancer, has a positive effect restoring the brain functions of laboratory mice with Alzeimer's.

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More about this programme: www.bbc.co.uk Professor Brian Cox builds sandcastles in the Namib Desert to explain why time travels in one direction. It is a result of a phenomenon called entropy; a law of physics that tells us any system tends towards disorder.

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Seoul University are developing Graphene touch screens. This has amazing implications for the future of touch screen technology. Credit: Vryus(c) vryus.net SKKU graphene research laboratory http Samsung For more on Graphene see Byung Hee Hong's (Ph. D) channel: www.youtube.com

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www.euronews.net Nothing in the universe is faster than the speed of light - or is it? Scientists at CERN in Geneva say they have discovered sub-atomic particles that move even faster than the universally accepted rate of 300000 kilometres a second. Experts say the discovery is a game-changer - and is more significant than the discovery of radioactivity. If proven, it will blow Einstein's 1905 theory of relativity - a fundamental pillar of physics - out of the water.

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French scientists have managed to generate red blood cells from stem cells and inject them back in to the donor. This major achievement opens up the possibility of a stem cell-based alternative to donated blood cells.... www.euronews.net

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Researchers in Geneva have discovered sub-atomic particles which appear to travel faster than the speed of light. The finding could force scientists to rethink the fundamentals of physics. It has surprised them so much they are asking other scientists to replicate their results. Al Jazeera's Peter Sharp reports.

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Researchers at the CERN nuclear research centre in Switzerland discover sub-atomic particles that travel quicker than the speed of light.

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To help support Climate Denial Crock of the Week Go to climatecrocks.com 32000 leading scientists signed a petition against global warming? Is that really true? Well, no.... But to get to the bottom of this crock , we'll have to go back in history, and meet someone who really was, at one time, a leading scientist.

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