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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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How VR helps kids with autism make sense of real world 22/01/2020
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To train more workers, companies turn to virtual reality 22/01/2020
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SpaceX says 'picture perfect' test paves way for human mission 19/01/2020
Elon Musk's SpaceX simulated a successful emergency landing on Sunday in a dramatic test of a crucial abort system on an unmanned astronaut capsule, a big step its mission to fly NASA astronauts for the first time as soon as this spring.
SpaceX astronaut capsule splashes down off Florida after rocket failure test 19/01/2020
Elon Musk's SpaceX simulated a dramatic emergency landing on Sunday to test a crucial abort system on an unmanned astronaut capsule, the company's final milestone test before flying NASA astronauts from U.S. soil.A Crew Dragon astronaut capsule carrying two test dummies splashed down off the coast of Florida after ejecting itself from a rocket that […]
Bad weather forces delay of SpaceX simulated rocket failure test 18/01/2020
Bad weather forced Elon Musk's SpaceX to delay until Sunday a test in which it will destroy one of its own rockets in a trial of a crucial emergency abort system on an unmanned astronaut capsule.
'Dancing dragon' shows feathers grew differently on dinosaurs and birds 18/01/2020
An exquisite fossil of a fierce little Chinese dinosaur dubbed the "dancing dragon" that lived 120 million years ago - an older cousin of the Velociraptor - is showing scientists that feathers grew differently on dinosaurs than on birds.
Deep-sea microbe sheds light on primordial evolutionary milestone 15/01/2020
A microorganism scooped up in deep-sea mud off Japan's coast has helped scientists unlock the mystery of one of the watershed evolutionary events for life on Earth: the transition from the simple cells that first colonized the planet to complex cellular life - fungi, plants and animals including people.
Brain freeze: Russian firm offers path to immortality for a fee 15/01/2020
When Alexei Voronenkov's 70-year-old mother passed away, he paid to have her brain frozen and stored in the hope breakthroughs in science will one day be able to bring her back to life.
U.S. flood risk model to be publicly available in boon for homebuyers 14/01/2020
A climate research organization will offer access to a risk model that predicts the probability of flooding for homes across the United States, giving the public a look at the data institutional investors use to gauge risk.
Fly me to the moon: Japanese billionaire Maezawa seeks girlfriend for SpaceX voyage 14/01/2020
Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa's search for a girlfriend to join him on a voyage around the moon will be the subject of a new documentary program, in the latest attention-grabbing stunt by the entrepreneur.
Oldest stuff on Earth found inside meteorite that hit Australia 13/01/2020
A meteorite that crashed into rural southeastern Australia in a fireball in 1969 contained the oldest material ever found on Earth, stardust that predated the formation of our solar system by billions of years, scientists said on Monday.