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Diplomatic channels remain open on Ukraine but no concrete plans for any Putin-Biden summit - Vimarsana News

Diplomatic channels remain open on Ukraine but no concrete plans for any Putin-Biden summit

- Headline roulette remains on Ukraine situation. - Risk appetite aided by continued dialogue on Ukraine front between US-Russia; keeps hope alive for

This Tiny, 120-Million-Year-Old Fossil Has a T. Rex-Like Skull on a Bird Body - Vimarsana News

This Tiny, 120-Million-Year-Old Fossil Has a T. Rex-Like Skull on a Bird Body

A tiny, 120 million-year-old fossil, discovered in northeast China, is neither bird nor dinosaur but is perched on its own evolutionary branch, somewhere in between.

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互联网平台争相牵手广东工厂直通消费者_南方网

越来越多的中小企业从电商平台里“冒”了出来。

New GSA Bulletin articles published ahead of print in April - Vimarsana News

New GSA Bulletin articles published ahead of print in April

 E-Mail Boulder, Colo., USA: The Geological Society of America regularly publishes articles online ahead of print. For April, GSA Bulletin topics include multiple articles about the dynamics of China and Tibet; the Bell River hypothesis that proposes that an ancestral, transcontinental river occupied much of northern North America during the Cenozoic Era; new findings in the climatic history during one of the Earth's coldest periods: The Late Paleozoic Ice Age; and the age an nature of the Chicxulub impact crater. You can find these articles at https://bulletin.geoscienceworld.org/content/e...

No battery? No problem. At Penn, a mini electric car draws energy from its surroundings. - Vimarsana News

No battery? No problem. At Penn, a mini electric car draws energy from its surroundings.

No battery? No problem. At Penn, a mini electric car draws energy from its surroundings. Tom Avril, The Philadelphia Inquirer © ALEJANDRO A. ALVAREZ/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS The car can steer itself to draw energy from metal surfaces, avoiding nonmetal surfaces such as this yellow tape. The technology also could run generators during power outages. Min Wang placed the miniature electric car on a sheet of aluminum, and immediately — despite having no battery — the vehicle began to move. Its power supply was the metal beneath it, with an assist from oxygen in the sur...

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