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Events in science and technology
July 31, 2007
- The Australian Synchrotron officially opened in Melbourne, Victoria. (ABC News Australia)
July 10, 2007
- A study to investigate the influence of the Sun on recent changes to global climate is published. It concludes that if variation in its strength over the last 20 years would have been the main driver of climate, it should have caused a fall of the average temperature instead of the observed rise. (Reuters)
July 6, 2007
- An article in Science reports the recovery of DNA in ice samples extracted from southern Greenland. The age of these fragments is estimated between 400 to 800 thousand years. (BBCNews)
July 5, 2007
- Due to a strong dust storm, the planned activities of the Opportunity rover on Mars, including entering the crater Victoria, are delayed. (SpaceRef.com)
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