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By manipulating electrical conductivity of glass, data transfers at the speed of light will soon be possible.
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Higgs Boson: Elusive God Particle May not have been Discovered After All
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Japan Nuclear Reactors to be Switched On for First Time Since 2011 Fukushima Meltdown
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Nasa's Orion Test Flight to be Launched By Delta Rocket
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Ghosts 'Just a Trick of the Mind', Scientists Prove with Robot
Feeling a presence in a room does not mean there is a ghost there.
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Gaia Satellite 'to Detect 70,000 Alien Planets in Milky Way over Next 10 Years'
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Brain-To-Brain Messaging Perfected In Technique That May Allow Direct Transfer Of Knowledge
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