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Brain in a Dish Flies Plane |
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By Jennifer Viegas,
Discovery News |
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 Oct.
22, 2004
— A University of Florida scientist
has created a living "brain" of cultured rat
cells that now controls an F-22 fighter jet
flight simulator.
Scientists say the research could lead to tiny,
brain-controlled prosthetic devices and unmanned
airplanes flown by living computers.
And if scientists can decipher the ground rules
of how such neural networks function, the
research also may result in novel computing
systems that could tackle dangerous
search-and-rescue jobs and perform bomb damage
assessment without endangering humans.
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The Future Is Here:
Regenerative Powder, Ink Jet Heart Cells
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(CBS) Imagine re-growing a severed
fingertip, or creating an
organ in the lab that can be
transplanted into a patient without risk
of rejection. It sounds like science
fiction, but it's not. It's the
burgeoning field of regenerative
medicine, in which scientists are
learning to harness the body's own power
to regenerate itself, with astonishing
results. Correspondent Wyatt Andrews
brings you to the scientific
frontier. Entire
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Japan Aerospace Exploration
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The lunar explorer "KAGUYA" acquired images of "the full
earth rise and set" through its onboard high definition
camera on September 30 (Japan Standard Time) following its
full earth image shooting in April. Full earth images can be
taken only twice a year when the Moon, Earth, Sun and KAGUYA
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The Japan
Aerospace Exploration Agency(JAXA) launched "KAGUYA (SELENE)"
by the H-IIA Launch Vehicle at 10:31:01 a.m. on September
14, 2007 (JST) from Tanegashima Space Center. The major
objectives of the "KAGUYA" mission are to obtain scientific
data of the lunar origin and evolution and to develop the
technology for the future lunar exploration. "KAGUYA"
consists of a main orbiting satellite at about 100km
altitude and two small satellites (Relay Satellite and VRAD
Satellite) in polar orbit. The orbiters will carry
instruments for scientific investigation of the Moon, on the
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