Lunar eclipse offers chance to study sun
A solar eclipse will reveal the sun in stages from edge blocking to a corona diamond ring. Scientists discuss solar activity, space instruments, and weather connections as crews aboard ships and scientists observe the event, with experiments planned including a copper pan test.
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Indonesia
Philippines
Solar System
Walker
Java Sea
Celebes Sea
UCLA
George O. Abell
Colmbian scientists show malaria vaccine success in small trial
A Colombian team reports a synthetic malaria vaccine reduced disease severity in three of five healthy soldiers after parasite exposure. The vaccine did not prevent infection but lowered parasite-infected cell levels, with two volunteers showing illness symptoms and recovery timelines described. Further trials and years of development are required before general use.
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Washington Post
Third World
Manuel E. Patarroyo
National University of Colombia
Bogota
Central Military Hospital of
Colombia
Rare Indian antelope slain at Symbio park
Police said trophy hunters used a crossbow to kill a rare Indian antelope named Rajah at Symbio Animal Gardens near Sydney and beheaded it. It was the second such incident at the park since 1983. The staff noted its mate Rajeesh mourns as the poachers skinned the animal after a close range shot.
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Sydney
Australia
Symbio
Bob Grover
Rajah
Rajeesh
Dentures Aid Police in Biting Suspect Capture
In Fort Lauderdale the 62 year old Joseph Bennett was charged with strong arm robbery after dentures left at the scene helped identify him. Victim Robbie McCloud described being choked and bitten while Bennett denied the assault, but the teeth fit his mouth when police returned him to the scene.
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Fila
Ray Hudson
Joseph Bennett
Hudson
Bennett
Robbie McCloud
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Japanese mathematician offers answer to unsolved problem
Yoichi Miyaoka, 38, claims a proof of Fermat's Last Theorem found at the Max Planck Institute in Bonn. Mathematicians in Germany, France, and the United States are checking the work, historically opening new fields in math with past attempts. Miyaoka builds on A N Parshin while noting Fermat’s original claim likely lacked a correct proof.
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Washington Post
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Yoichi Miyaoka
Max Planck Institute
Bonn
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France
United States
Pierre de Fermat
Toulouse
Miyaoka
A.N. Parshin
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