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Earth-Equivalent Amount of Water Within the Moon

Scientists Detect Earth-Equivalent Amount of Water Within the Moon There is water inside the moon - so much, in fact, that in some places it rivals the amount of water found within Earth. The finding from a scientific team including Brown University comes from the first-ever measurements of water in lunar melt inclusions. Those measurements show that some parts of the lunar mantle have as much water as Earth's upper mantle. Lunar melt inclusions are tiny globules of molten rock trapped within crystals that are found in volcanic glass deposits formed during explosive eruptions. The new finding, published this week in Science Express, shows lunar magma water contents 100 times higher than previous studies have suggested. The result is the culmination of years of investigation by the team searching for water and other volatiles in volcanic glasses returned by NASA Apollo missions in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In a paper in Nature in 2008, the same team led by

horned dinosaurs from korea

Dinosaur triceratops suspected of having links with closed head and tail structures fans have lived in the area now known as South Korea, about 103 million years ago. This is the first horned dinosaur discovery in the Korean peninsula. Discovery, published in the journal Naturwissenschaften: The Science of Nature on November 18, this includes the backbone, hip bone, partial arm back, and tail are almost intact. This dinosaur was named Koreaceratops hwaseongensis and allegedly lived in the early Cretaceous period. This discovery, according to Michael J Ryan, filling the void between 20 million years in the fossil first appearance in Asia and North America. Ryan is a curator and head of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History vertebrate paleontology section involved in the writing of the journal. 'This is a rare discovery, "said Ryan. Dinosaur fossils are not usually found in this region, except for evidence of dinosaur eggs and footprints. Dinosaurs Korea is estim

31 People out of 3 Arrested Related to Theft of Diamonds State Rp 486 M

  Brussels - Police in three countries, namely Belgium, France and Switzerland do the mass arrest of the perpetrators of theft spectacular diamonds worth U.S. $ 50 million or equivalent to Rp 486 billion. A total of 31 people were arrested from the three countries related case. This diamond theft happened about 3 months ago at the airport in Zaventem, Belgium. Investigations conducted into the case led to the cross-country operations and then made ​​mass arrests on Tuesday (7/5) and Wednesday (8/5) this. One of the main perpetrators of this diamond thieves arrested in France. While 6 other players, which is a member of the gang with the main actors, was arrested by Swiss police. In such arrests, seized a number of stolen diamonds. "This case Investigations led to a massive police operation," said a spokeswoman for the prosecutor's office Brussels, Jean-Marc Meilleur, as reported by AFP on Wednesday (05/08/2013). In a raid conducted Wednesday (8/5) morning, Belgian

2 Rockets Hit from Syria to Israel

Tel Aviv - 2 Rockets Hit from Syria to Israel. Tensions between Israel and Syria is increasing. Two rockets fired from Syria and fell in the Israeli-occupied Golan Height. There were no casualties in the attack that occurred a few days after Israeli air raid into Syria. Israeli military spokesman said the rockets fell and exploded in a field that is near the ceasefire line in the southern Golan. It is not known exactly who launched the rocket. As reported by AFP on Tuesday (07/05/2013), Israeli rockets suspect is related to the situation that is happening in Syria. Israel believes, is not targeted directly rockets into its territory. "The Israeli military rocket combing the crash site and notify the existing UN force in Golan," said Israeli military spokesman who declined to be named such. The rocket attack comes amid rising tensions between the two countries, especially after the Israeli air strikes into the area of Damascus, Syria on Friday (3/5) and S

Mistaken for dead, the U.S. Army Found Living in Vietnam 44 Years Later

Hanoi - A U.S. soldier who was thought to be long dead, have been found in living conditions after 44 years later. The Vietnam War veteran men disappeared when the war took place decades ago. John Hartley Robertson when he was young and still active as a U.S. soldier (news.com.au)   The story of the U.S. Army veteran was raised in a documentary directed by Canadian filmmaker, Michael Jorgensen. This documentary aims to discover the presence of Sergeant John Hartley Robertson declared dead in 1968 ago. Robertson believed to have died when the helicopter he was traveling was shot down, as did the U.S. military mission during the Vietnam War and then. The helicopter crashed in the region known to Laos. But it turns out all this time Robertson was still alive. He lived in a village in the region of southern Vietnam. But the man who is now 76 years old, can only speak the language of Vietnam. "They will be thrilled. They do not think anything else is higher than de

Dani Pedrosa very excited to welcome their first win of the season

Jerez - Dani Pedrosa very excited to welcome their first win of the season, following which he crossed the finish line first at Jerez. Pedrosa helped catapult a special greeting for his mother. The arrival of Marc Marquez Repsol Honda this season to make enough Pedrosa is under pressure, especially the rookie's new colleagues look slick. Marquez even had his first victory in MotoGP at the last second series in Austin. Pedrosa, the best performance in the MotoGP class is three times finished runner-up, is now proving that he is still able to compete and can not be dismissed, thanks to his first victory of the season, Sunday (05/05/2013) night "It was a beautiful race. Bike I could accelerates well, although it is not easy because the tires on the very threshold. I can not over-exert yourself for it, so I'd have to be careful," he said smiling, as quoted by website MotoGP official. "I managed to keep a nice lead throughout the race and as a re