Strategika 5113/11/2013

Le racisme, Mme Taubira: derrière l’indignation réelle ou feinte, un événement politique peut-être capital

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After NATO War: De Facto, Libya Does Not Exist As Country

Catastrophes naturelles, la démission des états?

Le récent passage du typhon Haiyan aux philippines a permis de mettre en avant la non-préparation des autorités gouvernementales à ce genre de catastrophe. Soyons réalistes; certains phénomènes naturels sont difficilement prévisibles, notamment les tremblements…

Malgré des précautions, votre humble serviteur est quasiment terrassé par le virus H5N1 et s’excuse auprès de ses lecteurs et correspondants d’être momentanément indisponible.

Les militaires syriens prennent d’assaut la base de Hanano pres d’Alep

Reuters World News

JPMorgan raises clean energy spending goals, profit targets unchanged 25/02/2020

JPMorgan Chase & Co largely maintained its key profit goals for the medium term on Tuesday, signaling steady but slower growth, and raised its financial commitment for clean-energy initiatives after years of pressure from environmental activists.

Billion-year-old Chinese seaweed is oldest green plant fossil 24/02/2020

Scientists have spotted in rocks from northern China what may be the oldest fossils of a green plant ever found, tiny seaweed that carpeted areas of the seafloor roughly a billion years ago and were part of a primordial revolution among life on Earth.

Katherine Johnson, NASA mathematician portrayed in 'Hidden Figures', dies at 101 24/02/2020

Katherine Johnson, the black woman whose mathematical genius took her from a behind-the-scenes job in a segregated NASA as portrayed in the film "Hidden Figures" to a key role in sending humans to the moon, died on Monday at the age of 101, NASA said.

Shake it, baby! NASA robotic lander confirms quakes on Mars 24/02/2020

NASA's robotic InSight lander has for the first time established that Mars is seismically active, but do not call the shaking, rattling and rolling taking place on the Red Planet earthquakes. The proper term, fittingly, is marsquakes.

Japanese data on cruise ship coronavirus infections backs quarantine strategy 20/02/2020

Newly released data from a Japanese research institute appears to back the government's case that its quarantine strategy for the Diamond Princess cruise ship was successful in stemming contagion of the coronavirus among passengers.

Speed science: The risks of swiftly spreading coronavirus research 19/02/2020

One scientific post suggests links between the new coronavirus and AIDS, a second says it may have passed to people via snakes, while a third claims it is a pathogen from outer space.

Did Neanderthals bury their dead with flowers? Iraq cave yields new clues 18/02/2020

A Neanderthal skeleton unearthed in an Iraqi cave already famous for fossils of these extinct cousins of our species is providing fresh evidence that they buried their dead - and intriguing clues that flowers may have been used in such rituals.

Robots, clocks and computers: How Ancient Greeks got there first 18/02/2020

A humanoid figure dressed as a maid holds a jug in its right hand and, as hidden gears click and whirr, lifts it and pours wine into a cup a bystander has placed into the palm of its left.

'Ghost' ancestors: African DNA study detects mysterious human species 13/02/2020

Scientists examining the genomes of West Africans have detected signs that a mysterious extinct human species interbred with our own species tens of thousands of years ago in Africa, the latest evidence of humankind's complicated genetic ancestry.

Oddly shaped celestial body Arrokoth sheds light on planet formation 13/02/2020

A vaguely hourglass-shaped icy object called Arrokoth residing in the far reaches of the solar system - the most distant body ever explored by a spacecraft - is giving scientists intriguing clues about the formation of the planets including Earth.

Car-sized prehistoric South American turtle was built for battle 13/02/2020

One of the largest turtles that ever lived prowled the lakes and rivers of northern South America from about 13 million years ago to 7 million years ago - and this car-sized freshwater beast was built for battle.

Novacyt biotech company says winning race for high-speed virus test 11/02/2020

Franco-British biotech company Novacyt says it can offer a coronavirus test that is faster than rival methods by focusing on a narrow sequence of DNA coding, as it fights stiff competition to turn the outbreak into a business opportunity.

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