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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Pajero Weapons found at Parung Charged

VIVAnews -Mitsubishi Car Pejero which contains the firearm found in the area Highways Kemang, Bogor, West Java, right in front of Mosque Alhidayah, Kemang. Not yet known who the owner of the vehicle. Nowadays the police are still conducting investigations.

Kapolsek Kemang, Bogor, Commissioner Paul Djeke speak that of car B 1090 WLO berwana silver with stripes motif, found the gun, weapon, files, books, and a proposal aimed at some establishments. "Still waiting for tim Gegana came. We anticipated the possibility of another, "he said, Thursday, July 26, 2011.

While according to Ta'mir Mosque Alhidayah, h. Miswan, that car was already in front of the mosque since Monday night. Citizens who suspect the car was then reported to the Executive Board of the mosque. "We immediately report to the police, because it looks there are weapons in the car," he said.

Police have been neutralizing the area around the car was by placing a line of police to anticipate the possibility of other dangerous goods in the car. Dozens of residents at this time also began to arrive for a close look at the events.

Report: Ayatollah Humaeni | Bogor

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Friday, May 27, 2011

Found 5 missing Pyramid in Egypt

VIVAnews -From the latest satellite survey conducted in Egypt, found the lost pyramids of 17 as well as more than 1,000 ancient tombs as well as 3,000 relics.

Quoted from the report of the BBC, May 26, 2011, survey done using infrared imaging from satellites to detect buildings under ground. The research itself is conducted in a laboratory that is supported by NASA in Birmingham, Alabama, United States.

Research utilizing satellites that are in the range of 700 kilometers from the surface of the Earth with the camera that is able to show exactly the objects on Earth with a size less than 1 meter. Infrared image of it then found a variety of different material that exists below the surface.

"Find and dig up the pyramid is the dream of every archaeologist," said Sarah Parcak, Chairman of the research team at the BBC.

At the same time, quoted from an Associated Press report, the Government of Egypt back to open the grave of the seven people, including those who serve the King of Tuankhamen for the tourists after the tomb was completed renovated.

Egypt hopes that the grave in the New Kingdom Cemetery, South Saqqara will invite tourists to come to the area. As known, Egypt's tourism industry was devastated as a result of the revolution and the uncertainty of the political conditions that occur.

As evidence, according to the report, the number of tourists who come to the land down 46 percent in the first quarter of this year.

Back to the discovery of 17 missing pyramid, as a follow-up of these discoveries, Parcak and a team of researchers will be doing that initial findings of the investigation and will be published on May 30, 2011.

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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Found, the bacteria that live in Caffeine

VIVAnews -you are very dependence on caffeine? It turns out you have nothing than Pseudomonas putida CBB5, a new bacteria discovered. These bacteria live off caffeine and now researchers managed to figure out how they could do that.

"As known, caffeine is a mix between carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen. Bacteria using a special enzyme which is capable of solving the caffeine to carbon dioxide and ammonia, "said Ryan Summers, researchers from the Chemical and Biochemical Engineering University of Iowa, as quoted from Scientific American, may 25, 2011.

Summers and his colleagues found bacteria caffeine in a flower garden on their campuses in the University of Iowa. Although the location of the discovery is not a location that is common to find new species, but these findings are not surprising.

"There are very many caffeine in the region and it is not surprising if there were bacteria that can take caffeine molecule for growth and reproduction," said Summers.

The findings were presented at the General Meeting of the American Society for Microbiology in New Orleans was the first one, which shows how enzymes and genes used by bacteria that can live with caffeine. "Has never been found before that there is a species of microbes that consume caffeine," he said.

After isolating the genes that are able to metabolize caffeine, researchers then put it into a series of e. coli that would produce an enzyme able to metabolize caffeine (N-demethylase named NdmA and NdmB).

Summers and colleagues noted that the enzyme likely could be useful to develop new treatment methods for asthma or increase circulation.

"Enzymes produced by the bacteria could also be used to help overcome the effects of caffeine overload caused by the industries producing tea and coffee decaffeinated," said Summers. (umi)

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Monday, May 16, 2011

Eight New species of Fish Found in Bali

VIVAnews -scientists from Conservation International to find eight new species of fish and coral in Bali, Indonesia. However, scientists have not provided a name for the species.

Species found include Sea eel and Minnow among colorful corals. Mentioned, the fish has a charming appearance is an important part of the continuity of the coral reef environment.

"We have conducted a survey in 33 places around the island of Bali and has identified 952 fish coral. Some of which we believe is a new species, "said Mark Van Nydeck Erdmann, senior advisor, International Conservation, as quoted from the Independent, May 16, 2011.

In research, scientists conducted a survey in some regions the underwater tourism in the island of Bali. Among other things, Tulamben, Nusa Dua,, and Gilimanuk Pemuteran When found, a new species that live in the depths of 10 to 70 meters.

Erdmann said, their findings have not been named. But fish is included in the genus Siphamia, Heteroconger, Apogon, Parapercis, Meiacanthus, Manonichthys, Grallenia, and a Pseudochromis.

A survey of the sea that ended on Wednesday, May 11, 2011 and it takes up to two weeks. During the dives, the team also managed to find a new species of coral Euphyllia or scum.

Indonesia as long as it is known as heaven in sea life. Indonesia is known as the Coral Triangle's rich biodiversity which is very important for the health of the ocean and world food supplies.

Last year, the scientists also discovered several new species in the region of Papua. The findings consist of fish cave does not have a type of frog eyes and bring his descendants upon his back. (sj)

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Friday, May 13, 2011

Found, Wind Destroyer Of Galaxies

VIVAnews -infrared Observatory Herschel space courtesy of the European Space Agency (ESA) has detected wind movement of gas molecules that flow away from the Galaxy.

The wind that had been monitored for many years this was thought to have enough force to destroy the Galaxy composed of gas and stop the formation of stars early on.

These winds are detected Herschel is very remarkable. Some blowing very blustery winds, with speeds of more than 1000 kilometers per second. The wind was 10 thousand times faster compared to the storms that blow on the Earth.

"This is the first time the molecular gas flow as it could be observed clearly in a Galaxy," said Echard Sturm, researchers from the Max-Planck Institute, who chaired the research, as cited from Daily Galaxy, Wednesday, May 11, 2011.

These findings, said Sturm, is crucial because the stars are formed from molecular gas. While the flow of the wind steal Galactic property of materials needed to create new stars. "If hembusannya is strong enough, they can even stop the total formation of the stars," he said.

"With Herschel, now we can learn what the influence of the wind gusts to the evolution of galaxies," refer to Sturm.

From research, concluded that up to 1200 times the mass of the Sun we lost every year due to severe wind gusts. The amount is equal to the drainage of a tidal supplies gas galaxies to form stars between one and 100 million years into the future. Whereas, disruption of star formation has an adverse effect on the Galaxy.

The wind itself could be caused by spending on particles and a very intense light from a star is new or it could be by the shock wave from the explosion of old stars. Alternatively, the wind can be triggered by radiation exposure caused by substances that spun madly around a black hole, in the middle of the Galaxy. (eh)
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Friday, May 6, 2011

Found, ageless Sea Star

VIVAnews -disc-shaped animal researchers discovered in the Interior of the Pacific Ocean. Interestingly, animals that are presented in the journal Systematic Biology was his body never arrived at the phase of life as adults.

Sea star species that enter into the genus Xyloplax it lives under the sea in a region where small size it into profit. He was only diameter between 2 to 5 millimeters. It also does not have arms like that seen in adult sea stars.

"By staying small, this being able to get into the nooks and crannies for example gap wood where they could take a variety of things that are around him," said Daniel janies, Computational Biologist from Ohio State University, as quoted from LiveScience, may 5, 2011.

Researchers know that Xyloplax is echinoderm, a group of organisms including starfish, sea lilies, trepang, a fragile and pigs.

As with other echinoderm, Xyloplax have vacuum around her body that are useful for respiratory devices, movers, as well as a tool for holding. He also remained in a special cage until reaching the stage of childhood advanced to later released as an individual living encyclopedia.

However, the first found Xyloplax in 2010 in the waters of the Pacific Ocean at depths of approximately 2,200 meters has a life cycle such as disconnected. As a result, adults have a body that has not changed since he was in the stage of childhood.

For example, the hand of sea stars are generally grown in menyumbu like the radius of the wheel, as they grow from the stage of childhood into adulthood. But his circumference only Xyloplax are growing. Unlike sea stars are supposed to grow hands, he is not the case.

"Small sea star Xyloplax is that have the body structure and habitat of the weird," said Janies. "So oddly enough, we don't recognize it as the star of the sea until we know the genome and how it grows," he said. (umi)

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Monday, May 2, 2011

Found, the Virus to Optimize solar cells

VIVAnews -Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) managed to find a way to increase the efficiency of the process of converting sunlight into energy significantly.

How, they used a virus to do the process Assembly at the microscopic level. As for the "work" done the virus was among others is interacting with carbon nanotubes.

Carbon nano tube, as known, offers the potential for improvement of sebalumnya technology, especially in the areas of energy storage such as fuel cells and thermocell.

In the case of solar panels, MIT mentions, microscopic-sized cylindrical cavity composed of pure carbon can improve the efficiency of it turns out that the collection of electrons from the surface of solar cells. However, researchers face several challenges when dealing with a nanotube.

The first problem, the creation of carbon nanotubes generally produces two types of nanotubes. Some are like semiconductors that allow electricity to flow, and sometimes not. This is the type of favorable because it can improve the performance of solar cells.

The second type is generated has to be like a metal function like cable. Always allow electricity to flow. This reduces the performance of solar panel products produced.

The second issue, the nanotubes is likely to be gathering. This also lowers the level of effectiveness. This is where the virus is useful.

MIT researchers found that a version of the virus that has been genetically modified, called M13 commonly infect bacteria, can be used to control the arrangement of nanotubes on the surface, creating a tube-the tube that remain separate so that it does not cause short-circuit and keep the tube-the tube remained far apart from each other stick.

According to Angela Belcher, Professor of Energy at MIT who chaired the research, the process is just add one simple step in the process of making solar cells. "This process is also not difficult for adapted by production facilities that exist today," said Belcher, as quoted from the Earth Techling, may 2, 2011.

Belcher, was the system ditelitinya tested and using solar cells of the type referred to by the color-sensitive solar cells (dye-sensitized). However, his team was confident that the technique could also be applied to other types of solar cells.

In the trials, they managed to increase the efficiency of energy conversion from 8 percent to 10.6 percent. That is, using this technique, an increase of around 32 percent or almost one per three times won. (eh)

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Monday, April 25, 2011

Found, The Largest Spider Fossil

VIVAnews -Researchers find fossil spider species named Nephila jurassica. A spider which comes from the time of dinosaurs is the largest spider fossils ever found. He found buried in volcanic ash prehistoric around the Inner Mongolia, China.

When found, it appears the former-the former fiber-like hair on her legs. This makes the animals that live around 165 million years ago to become the oldest ancestor of the largest spider species that still exist today.

The fossil itself has the same size as Nephila, his brother who lives in the present. Nephila jurassica have a body size of 2.5 centimeters and legs that can reach a length of 6.3 centimetres.

"Probably he lived like a spider and knitting jaringnya in the open in the forests, or possibly on the edge of the forest close to the Lake," said Paul Selden, Director of the Paleontological Institute, University of Kansas, as quoted from LiveScience, April 25, 2011.

Then, says Selden, chances are there is a volcano in the area that produces the volcanic dust deposition in a lake that brings into grave of animals.

As known, the spider is the most terrestrial predators many current and keep the number of insect remains stable. "So, these findings can help us understand the evolution of prey-predator relationship between insects and spiders," said Selden.

On the species of the spider golden orb-weaver like this, females generally have a larger body size than males. As for the fossils found were female spiders. This indicates that the trend of larger females has occurred at least in the era of the Middle Jurassic, well before the time of Archaeopteryx, the first ever known or giant dinosaurs like Brachiosaurus and Diplodocus.

However, although Nephila jurassica is the largest spider fossils ever found, it is not a fossil spider fossils are oldest. Previously found two other species of spiders in Coseley, United Kingdom: Eocteniza silvicola and Protocteniza britannica. Both are derived from 310 million years ago.

Currently, Selden and his associates Central observe other spider fossil found in China and other regions in the world such as Brazil, New Zealand, Australia, Italy, and Korea. The results of his research published in the journal Biology Letters. (sj)

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Friday, April 22, 2011

Found, the oldest Dinosaur Teeth Pain

VIVAnews -A reptile that lived around 275 million years ago in Oklahoma is expected to become the first dinosaurs underwent cenat-cenut in his mouth. This broke the record belongs to an other land vertebrates (derived from 75 million years ago) which also had dental problems.

"These findings not only enrich our knowledge about diseases of the teeth, but also reveals the advantages and disadvantages faced by certain beings when their teeth evolved to eat both meat and plants," said Robert Reisz, a researcher from the University of Toronto Mississauga, Canada, as quoted LiveScienceof, April 21, 2011.

Just like humans, said Reisz, these findings increase the chances of infection of the mouth of the dinosaurs. In addition, there is also potential to find out the cause of death of animals.

"Comes the question, whether the dinosaurs die because of an infection?," said Reisz. "Currently we have not been able to ensure. However, the possibility of infection is one of the factors that contribute, "he said.

For example, said Reisz, toothache as it could be difficult animals to eat. "And if you are a very old like reptiles, you are potentially to be weak and then eaten by the predator," he said.

As for reptiles Labidosaurus hamatus mean is, a dinosaur that lived in the area of North America. When found, reisz and his colleagues found that there is a missing tooth and jaw bone damage in animals.

From its size, estimated the animal is an animal that is already old enough for the size of the species.

After observing the bone with a CT scan, a team of researchers found evidence of severe infections that cause the loss of teeth, cause abscesses, and lose the network in the jawbone.

"It seems this animal teeth broken and apropos don't grow teeth replacement, then going on a hole," said Reisz. "Through this hole, the bacteria enters the jaw and mouth possibility then ruin it," he said. (eh)

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Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Found, the path of Escape from the Black Hole

VIVAnews -A very hot elements have been detected by the gamma-ray Observatory integral property of the European Space Agency, in a matter of milliseconds before he lapsed into the middle of nowhere in the black hole (black hole).

These findings reveal the existence of a magnetic field that provides the opportunity to qualify for the particles are sucked up by black hole.

From observation, several hundred kilometers from the center of a black hole, the room around an area of stormy particles and radiation. A giant storm that is made up of particles falling into a black hole with speeds approaching the speed of light. As a result, the temperature rose to the number of millions of degrees Celsius.

Generally, it takes only one millisecond for the particles to reach that point. But today astronomers found that the turbulent region was also has a magnetic field that provides an outlet for particles that sucked.

"The findings of the polarized emissions from emission black hole is finding unique," said Christoph Winkler, Integral Project Scientist ESA, as quoted Cosmosmagazine, of 8 April 2011. "This is the first time identified magnetic field very close to a black hole," he said.

The discovery itself begins when Philippe Laurent, Chairman of the team of researchers from the Institute for Research into the Fundamental Laws of the Universe (IRFU) in Central France observed black hole Cygnus X-1. When it, Laurent and his colleagues saw that he was undermining a nearby star and "consuming" gas stars.

From the evidence they found, it is revealed that the magnetic field that is strong enough to seize a portion of the particle of the gravitational forces of a giant black hole owned and threw it out, creating a burst of particles into space.

"We need to use almost all the observations that have been created by the Integral of Cygnus X-1 to perform this detection," said Laurent. "We don't yet know exactly how the particles fall into a torrent. Still a lot of debate going on among the observers, and further research will help make a conclusion, "said Laurent.

Before this, burst around black hole was never arrested by the radio telescope, however such observation can not see black hole in detail is enough to know how close black hole it with the source of the blast. "This makes the integral research becomes very valuable," said Laurent. (eh)

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Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Found, The Cause Of The Sudden Death Of Athletes

VIVAnews - Sickle Cell Trait (SCT), though rare, it is estimated could be the cause of the sudden death of Afro-American athletes. Especially when they are practicing or competing. These findings are presented by scientists at the American College of Cardiology Scientific Sessions, in New Orleans, 1 to 3 April.

SCT, which is estimated to infect about 8 percent of African-Americans living in the United States also is expected to be the cause of sudden death in military recruitment process, when the cadets perform strenuous exercise.

"Originally, sickle cell trait is a harmless condition," said Kevin Harris, Director of the Echocardiography Laboratory, Abbott Northwestern Hospital, Minneapolis, as quoted from Physorg, April 6, 2011.

However, Harris mentions, research shows that in extreme physical conditions such as military recruitment exam, a number of individuals who have SCT potentially died suddenly. "It's also apparently happened in the world of sports," he said.

To be sure, Harris and his colleagues reviewed data death athletes during the last 30 years recorded in the US National Registry of Sudden Death in Athletes.

Of 2,423 sudden death recorded, it is known that 22 athletes who died have SCT with 15 deaths among them, SCT touted as the main cause. Those who died was an average of 18.5 years. All the descendants of African American and 20 people were men.

Whole athlete died while doing physical activity with 21 people while doing exercises and one person when performing matches. Of the 22 deaths due to SCT, 18 of whom are athletes in football, three people basketball athlete and an athlete.

"Environmental conditions such as heat, humidity, and the level of dehydration also be other factors that cause of death. This underlines the importance of rest and drink for the young athletes, "said Harris. "If the athlete is detected to have enough anticipation of SCT, should be provided. Coaching staff should also be told, "he said.

These findings, according to researchers, also confirmed the importance of conducting examination of athletes to know whether he has the SCT on his body. (eh)

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