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From the Annals of the Impossible (Experimental Physics) Posted on September 1, 2012 by Henning Dekant Updated below. Photons only slowly emerge from the Sun’s core. Neutrinos just pass through once produced. Radioactive decay is supposed to be the ultimate random process, immutably governed by an element’s half life and nothing else.  There is no way to determine when…
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Muslim clerics support save Ganga campaign  Ashish Tripathi, TNN | Sep 2, 2012, 08.14PM IST   LUCKNOW: Muslim clerics and scholars in Lucknow have offered their full support to save river ganga campaign. The assurance was given at a meeting of Hindu seers with Muslim leaders. Another meeting will be called soon to draft joint working plan and visit…
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iBrain to allow Stephen Hawking to communicate through brainwaves alone By Kent Sutherland 11:52 July 4, 2012 9 Comments 3 Pictures 30inShare Professor Stephen Hawking (Photo Credit: NASA/Paul Alers) Image Gallery (3 images) Brainwave Entrainment – www.BrainwaveCollege.comLearn about the science behind brainwaves and entrainment. magnets for wind turbine – www.zhaobao-magnet.comA variety of magnet products, style…
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Navy SEALS taking target practice at hijabi Muslim women Omid Safi | Jun 29, 2012 | Comments (27) Share2342 996 154Share1076   Here is a very curious story from a paper in Virginia Beach: The story talks about the difficult conditions under which the Navy special warfare community (Navy SEALs) have to train, including simulated conditions in…
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Anti-Muslim bias lawsuit against the US Commission on International Religious Freedom Become a Fan SAVE AS FAVORITE VIEW FAVORITES By Abdus-Sattar Ghazali (about the author) A Muslim woman has filed a lawsuit against the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) alleging that she was sacked by the commission because of her religion. Ironically, the commission is…
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Engineers and Architects  “In my opinion the building WTC 7 was, with great probability, professionally demolished.” — Hugo Bachmann, Professor Emeritus, Former Chairman of the Department of Structural Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology  “I have ‘known’ from day-one that the buildings were imploded and that they could not and would not…
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