Foreigners Leave Cambodia for Thai Border Amid Crisis
More than 300 foreigners including an American newsman traveled in 20 trucks to Thailand from Cambodia on Saturday the first exit since the Khmer Rouge takeover. Red Cross says another 250 refugees are expected in coming days. Newsmen and officials describe a grueling 32 hour ride and a health check at a border reception center before buses to Bangkok. France assumes welfare duties and plans a plane evacuation. UN and French officials note food and water shortages and disease risks amid the mass displacement.
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Ultraviolet lasers scanned for extraterrestrial beacons
NASA Copernicus observatory scans Sunlike stars Epsilon Eridani Tau Ceti and Epsilon Indi for possible intergalactic laser signals. Researchers argue ultraviolet lasers could serve as efficient beacons, avoiding stellar glare and offering high power and efficiency. Wischnia leads the effort as guest NASA investigator.
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