Jour : 1 février 2014

Jour de Colère : la provocation policière pour les nuls

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Il suffit de pas grand chose, pour que des manifestations dégénèrent. Avec un peu plus de moyens, vous pouvez même provoquer des « printemps arabes »… Publicités

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Après la SDN et l’ONU, les Nations-Unies du Net?

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J’ai longuement hésité à publier cet article. En France, le climat politique ne s’y prête pas trop. Je me suis donc dit que je le ferai sous forme d’humour…mais les risques encourus sont au delà de mes moyens financiers. Pensez donc, plaisanter d’une idée de Benjamin Netanyahu lui-même! Je vaisContinue Reading/Continuer à lire

Renseignement US et loi liberticide…

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James Clapper, le directeur du renseignement US a encore frappé. Il a déclaré mercredi lors d’une audition de la commission du renseignement au Sénat: (…) les gouvernements du Japon et des États-Unis seront en mesure de partager plus de renseignements après que la loi sur le secret d’État ait prisContinue Reading/Continuer à lire

Pentagon: USA Has No Counter to Chinese Hypersonic Missile

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Emotion-sensing robot launches to assist space station astronauts 05/12/2019
An intelligent robot equipped with emotion-sensing voice detectors was headed to the International Space Station after launching from Florida on Thursday, becoming the latest artificial intelligence-powered astronaut workmate in orbit.
NASA's probe soaring near sun reveals surprises about solar wind 05/12/2019
Troves of new data from a NASA probe's close encounters with the sun are giving scientists unique insight about the solar wind and space weather more generally as the spacecraft zooms through the outermost part of the star's atmosphere.
In New York lab, centuries-old corals hold clues to climate shifts 05/12/2019
Some 20 miles north of New York City, a team of scientists is searching for clues about how the environment is changing by studying organisms not usually found in the woods around here: corals.
Bye-bye, birdie: Study finds North American birds getting smaller 04/12/2019
Since 1978, researchers have scooped up and measured tens of thousands of birds that died after crashing into buildings in Chicago during spring and fall migrations. Their work has documented what might be called the incredible shrinking bird.
'Indiana Jones' scientists collect seeds in wild for climate change fight 03/12/2019
Braving perils from blood-sucking leeches to tigers and using transport as basic as elephants, scientists have journeyed like "Indiana Jones" to remote locations to collect wild cousins of crop seeds in a project to help tackle climate change.
Earth's temperature likely marks hottest decade on record: report 03/12/2019
The past decade is almost certain to be the hottest on record, weather experts warned on Tuesday, painting a bleak picture of vanishing sea ice, devastating heatwaves and encroaching seas in a report launched at a climate summit in Spain.
With suction cups and lots of luck, scientists measure blue whale's heart rate 28/11/2019
Using a bright orange electrocardiogram machine attached with suction cups to the body of a blue whale, scientists for the first time have measured the heart rate of the world's largest creature and came away with insight about the renowned behemoth's physiology.
With suction cups and lots of luck, scientists measure blue whale's heart rate 26/11/2019
Using a bright orange electrocardiogram machine attached with suction cups to the body of a blue whale, scientists for the first time have measured the heart rate of the world's largest creature and came away with insight about the renowned behemoth's physiology.
Study reveals music's universal patterns across societies worldwide 21/11/2019
From love songs to dance tunes to lullabies, music made in disparate cultures worldwide displays certain universal patterns, according to a study by researchers who suggest a commonality in the way human minds create music.
Egypt to send its first communication satellite into orbit on Friday 21/11/2019
Egypt will launch its first communication satellite into orbit on Friday, a move it says will improve its communications infrastructure and internet services and attract investment.
High-tech Japan uses AI in song to welcome pope 20/11/2019
Few aspects of life escape the touch of high tech in cutting-edge Japan, including an official song written to welcome Pope Francis when he visits Japan from Saturday.
'Possibility of life': scientists map Saturn's exotic moon Titan 18/11/2019
Scientists on Monday unveiled the first global geological map of Saturn's moon Titan including vast plains and dunes of frozen organic material and lakes of liquid methane, illuminating an exotic world considered a strong candidate in the search for life beyond Earth.

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