Portal:Science and technology

From Wikinews, the free news source you can write!

(Redirected from Technology)

Jump to:navigation, search

• US unemployment rate falls in January
• Chinese animator Te Wei dies at age 95
• Pope Benedict XVI confirms visit to Scotland as part of his UK tour
• Double bombing in Pakistani city leaves at least 22 dead
• South African lawyer and anti-apartheid leader Harry Schwarz dies age 85
• Ten US missionaries charged with child kidnapping in Haiti
• Concern about sovereign debt of some EU members roils markets
• Toyota poised to recall 270,000 Prius vehicles
• NTSB says pilot error caused crash of Colgan Air Flight 3407
• China and US clash over currency
• Interview with Liz Mumby, independent candidate in Australian by-election for the Victorian state electorate of Altona
• Pakistan arrests 35 people suspected in US soldiers' death
• Monster.com aquires Yahoo's HotJobs service for $225 million
• Actor Justin Mentell dies in road accident at age 27
• NATO oil tanker torched in Pakistan

Welcome to the Wikinews Science and technology section. For more information about writing and editing see the Newsroom. Refresh for latest articles.RSS

Latest news Articles on this topic in other Wikimedia projects can be found at: Wikimedia Commons Science and technology 2 February 2010: Indiana Department of Homeland Security violates Wikipedia copyright 30 January 2010: Google phases out IE6 support 26 January 2010: British military secrets leaked on social networking sites 26 January 2010: World-record wind speed confirmed 26 January 2010: Scientists improve cancer research techniques 26 January 2010: Apple, Inc. has record quarter profits 25 January 2010: Ambidextrous children more likely to have problems at school, say researchers 25 January 2010: People limited to 150 friends, despite Facebook, says academic 22 January 2010: IPCC claims about Himalayan glaciers were not based on science 19 January 2010: France, Germany officials warn against using Internet Explorer
Internet Monster.com aquires Yahoo's HotJobs service for $225 million Indiana Department of Homeland Security violates Wikipedia copyright Google phases out IE6 support British military secrets leaked on social networking sites People limited to 150 friends, despite Facebook, says academic Oxford University anti-peer-to-peer policy hits legal music service Spotify Computing Google phases out IE6 support People limited to 150 friends, despite Facebook, says academic Iraqi insurgents intercepted drone feeds using widely available software Apple announces two billionth download from App Store BBC to release iPlayer to other broadcasters IEEE approves 802.11n standard after six years Space Cocaine found at Kennedy Space Center NASA flyby of Saturn moon Titan produces first image of liquid on another world Hubble telescope spots oldest galaxies ever seen Ex-cosmonaut Konstantin Feoktistov dies; Soviet space pioneer was 83 Astronaut's baby born 200 miles below him Russia may delay launch of "Angara" rocket due to funding cuts	Health Scientists improve cancer research techniques Ambidextrous children more likely to have problems at school, say researchers UK research indicates big bums are healthy Scientists find key human language gene China offers Africa financial aid including $10 billion in loans Homeopathy proponents jailed for allowing daughter to die Biology Ambidextrous children more likely to have problems at school, say researchers Scientists find key human language gene Norman Borlaug, father of the Green Revolution, dies at age 95 Government shuts off water to California farms in controversial effort to help threatened species Blob off Alaskan coast identified 'Monster' fish killed in Swiss lake after biting swimmers Physics Controversy raised about 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics LHC sets new particle energy acceleration record Sakurai Prize awarded for Higgs boson theories 2010 Sakurai Prize awarded for 1964 Higgs Boson theory work Scientists confirm new superheavy element Canada's supercomputer goes online

Anthropology and archaeology | Biology | Computing | Internet | Mathematics | Physics | Space

[ Crime and law ] [ Culture and entertainment ] [ Disasters and accidents ] [ Economy and business ] [ Education ] [ Environment ] [ Health ] [ Obituaries ] [ Politics and conflicts ] [ Science and technology ] [ Sports ] [ Wackynews ] [ Weather ]

Retrieved from "http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Portal:Science_and_technology"

Categories: Portal | Science and technology

• This page was last modified on 21 November 2009, at 18:36.
• 
  All text created after September 25, 2005 is available under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License unless otherwise specified.
  Contributions must be attributed to Wikinews.
  Copyright terms on images may vary, please check individual image pages prior to duplication.
  Wikinews®, and the Wikinews logo are registered trademarks of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.

  
  
  Wikinews is not responsible for the content of external sites.

• Privacy policy
• About Wikinews
• Disclaimers