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Technology News for January 5, 2008

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Chiranjeevi launches names his new political party - Praja Rajyam

Navy Chief meets Manmohan Singh to resolve pay-related issues

Prachanda fears survival of Maoist led Govt.

Bollywood flick Tahaan releases across the country

New RBI Governor Subbarao takes charge

President Patil congratulates Pankaj Advani on winning World Billiards title

Hallucinations are caused by a transient form of blindness

Lap-and-shoulder seat belts as safe as child safety seats for kids

Technology News for January 5, 2008

Being stubborn lies in your genes
A new study has found that people who are stubborn and refuse to accept defeat may have a mutated gene that makes them bull-headed. ANI

Dinosaurs were not nearly as intellectually challenged as once thought
New research by paleontologists has outlined the intelligence level among the dinosaurs as ranging from slow-witted to somewhat smart, indicating that many dinosaurs were not complete airy boneheads. ANI

Monsoons responsible for more Himalayan quakes in winters than summers
New analysis by seismologists has indicated that monsoons might be behind the increased frequency of earthquakes in the Himalayan region in the winters as compared to the summers. ANI

Molecular pathways common to different addictive drugs identified
Researchers from the Centre for Bioinformatics at Peking University in Beijing have assembled the most comprehensive gene atlas underlying drug addiction and identified five molecular pathways common to four different addictive drugs. ANI

Ageing makes imagination less vivid: Study
Old age not only steals a persons most memorable memories, it also diminishes his ability to imagine things, reveals a new study. ANI

France may have been an Amazon type jungle 55 million years ago
A new analysis of amber fossils collected in France by biologists has led to the speculation that the country might once have been a Amazon-like jungle. ANI

Scientists discover three new species of salamanders in Costa Rica
Scientists have discovered three previously unknown species of salamanders in La Amistad International Park on the Costa Rica-Panama border, which is Central Americas biggest rain forest reserve. ANI

2007 Gamma ray burst did not originate from neutron stars or black holes in Andromeda Galaxy
New observations from physicists have led to the conclusion that intense burst of gamma rays possibly coming from the Andromeda Galaxy in February 2007 lacked a gravitational wave, which rules out an initial interpretation that the burst came from merging neutron stars or black holes within the galaxy. ANI

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