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The Belarusian project Kino-Mo climbed to 2nd place in the British competition. Before the final - less than a day

the Winner will receive 150 000 pounds.

The Belarusian project Kino-Mo climbed to 2nd place in the British competition. Before the final - less than a day

_{15 Jun 2015 13:30:54}

The Philae probe "woke up" on the comet 67P after seven months of sleep

After the November landing on the comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which was not soft, space probe Philae first got in contact with scientists, reports the European space Agency. The researchers have already analyzed more than 300 data packets sent by landeros. Soon they will have to get another 8 thousand packages.

Belarusian scientists have proven that domestic soda does not harm the stomach

Researchers from Belarusian medical Academy of postgraduate education found that carbonated beverages can be consumed even people with diseases of the gastrointestinal tract.

Belarusian scientists have proven that domestic soda does not harm the stomach

_{15 Jun 2015 12:30:55}

Belarusian scientists: soda safe for people with gastrointestinal diseases

Belarusian scientists have proven the safety of carbonated drinks for people with diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, BelTA reports. According to associate Professor of the Department of gastroenterology and nutrition SEE "BelMAPO" candidate of medical Sciences Dmitry Ulasevich, the conclusions drawn from the results of considerable research three types of carbonated water in domestic production.

Scientists have found, where lived the ancestors of modern Europeans

a Gene that helps to digest milk, helped the researchers to make a map of the distribution of cultures in the Bronze age.

Scientists have found, where lived the ancestors of modern Europeans

_{12 Jun 2015 15:00:54}

15-year-old boy discovered a planet the size of Jupiter

Photo: keele.ac.uk Englishman Tom Wagga referred to as the youngest among the discoverers of planets.

15-year-old boy discovered a planet the size of Jupiter

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Robotic flowers helped to understand how moths can see in the dark

moths are very interesting insects: they are able to collect nectar from the flowers, even in the absence of light, and to prevent them can't even swaying in the wind the stems. This excites the minds of scientists for many years, but today in the journal Science published an article which States that researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology (GA Tech) found the answer to this question.