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Oct 23, 2009
'Their design is very similar to a sailing ship, but nobody had come up with the idea that they could actually sail like a sailing boat,' said Sankar Chatterjee, a geoscientist at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, USA.
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Oct 23, 2009
According to Sankar Chatterjee of Texas Tech University, the main course was served later. Dr Chatterjee has found a bigger crater—much bigger—in India. His is 500km across. The explosion that caused it may have been 100 times the size of the one that created Chicxulub. He calls it Shiva, after the Indian deity of destruction.
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Oct 23, 2009
Sarah Kulkofsky, an assistant professor in Texas Tech’s Department of Human Development and Family Studies, presented preliminary findings at the biennial conference of the Cognitive Development Society in San Antonio.
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Oct 23, 2009
Paired with traditional drawing and painting techniques, “Blue Prints reminds us of invention in the oldest sense: the use of what is already available; the making of something not wholly new, but rather composed of past ideas or elements or images,” wrote Jennifer Snead, Ph.D., in the exhibition catalogue. Snead is an assistant professor of English at Texas Tech University where Flueckiger teaches.
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