April 2005 in science

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[edit] Deaths in April

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Hannover Messe Fair, April 11-15
Technology-Innovation-Automation
NAB2005 Convention in Las Vegas
World's Largest Electronic Media Show
Robonexus 2005 in Silicon Valley

[edit] Related pages

2005 in science
2004 in science
2003 in science
2002 in science
2001 in science

Other Years in Sci Tech

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  • By applying a small charge to bacteria in a hydrogen biomass generator, environmental engineers at Penn State have increased its output four fold. Producing energy while cleaning water could lead to a significant reduction in the cost of treating wastewater. (Penn State Live)

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  • The NASA autonomous DART spacecraft failed to complete its mission because of lack of fuel and "retires" itself. (BBC)

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  • Sony has patented an idea of transmitting data directly to the brain. (PhysOrg)
  • The space shuttle Discovery is rolled onto its launch platform, in time for a launch in May for the first launch of shuttle since January 2003. A crack was found in the fuel tank's foam insulation, however NASA officials say that it will not prevent the mission. (BBC)
  • Researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder have created a new model of the Earth's early atmosphere. The model indicates up to 40 percent of the early atmosphere was hydrogen, under these high-hydrogen conditions the formation of organic compounds like amino acids, and ultimately life are more likely. (EurekAlert!)

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  • The Vlog channel -- To kick off product re-branding and positioning efforts, Al Gore and Joel Hyatt appear at the NCTA convention and announce a new TV network, "Current." Current will be a national network "created by, for and with an 18-34 year-old audience." Formerly known as INdTV, Current is the same idea but with Google branding. (Yahoo!)

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[edit] Events in science and technology by month

2007 in science: January February
2006 in science: January February March April May June July August September October November December
2005 in science: January February March April May June July August September October November December
2004 in science: November December
(For earlier science and technology events, see October 2004 and preceding months)

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