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In this Contents, Teilhard's theory on the Evolution of the Universe is used:
Level 3: the Noosphere: (9) humans, the noosphere.
Level 2 : the Biosphesre: (6) protoplasm (7) eobionts; (8) animals (including human body)
Level 1: the Lithosphere: (1) strings; (2) quarks; (3) atomic elements; (4) atoms; (5) molecules
Applications / Technology
On the psychosocial level (9)
City first for wi-fi connection
Friday, 6 August, 2004 -- more from BBC
Check-in girls got to the heart of the matter
30 July 2004 -- more from A Better Life
Internet donations for Sudan hit record
more from DEC
Mostar bridge reopens, decade after war destruction
Friday, 23 July 2004 -- more from Reuters
Body movement to create music
14 July 2004 -- more from bbc
Movies really can put you in the mood: Study
Friday, 23 July 2004 -- more from Express India
Schoolboys create mobile seeker
Tuesday, 20 July 2004 -- more from BBC -- The boys' website Stopcom
Movie tests Asimov's moral code for robots
16 July 2004 -- more from New Scientist
Report from the World Social Forum, Bombay
Spring 2004 -- more from Yesmagazine -- European Social Forum
P2P: the socialization of innovation
21 June 2004 -- more about iPod consumer innovation from wired.com
New European regulations may reduce toxic hazards around the globe
Spring 2004 -- more from Yes Magazine
Call for freely available science
more from BBC
Largest No-Fishing Zone Declared in Great Barrier Reef
15 June 2004 -- more from National Geographic
Palestinians and Jews working together
1 June 2002 -- more from Good News Network -- Living Room Dialogue
On living matter (level 6-8)
Water pistol plan to save bustard
Tuesday, 3 August, 2004-- more from BBC
Adverse drug reactions to alternative medicines have more than doubled in three years
22 June 2004 -- more from WHO
Bacterial toxin may protect infants from asthma
6 July 2004 -- more from Brightsurf
Drug helps prevent recurrence of breast cancer in some women: study
Wednesday, 14 July 2004 -- more from canada.com
Phone success for hard of hearing
more from BBC
'Frozen ark' to preserve endangered species
Tuesday, 27 July 2004 -- more from ABC
Virus 'harnessed to kill cancers'
Saturday, 24 July 2004 -- more from BBC
Gel before sex may block HIV
Friday, 16 July 2004-- more from Sydney Morning Herald
Bees, giant African rats used to sniff landmines
10 February 2004 -- more from National Geographics -- From Google
On dead matter (level 1-5)
NASA, partners agree to finish space station
24 July 2004 -- more from Houston Chronicle
Trillions more internet addresses may emerge
21 July 2004 -- more from New Scientist
A new eMail service
more from Google
The next step for Internet: the Semantic Web
more from w3.or
Pushing computers to the limit
Sunday, 25 July 2004 -- more from BBC
Anik F2, the largest commercial telecom satellite ever, is launched
18 July 2004 -- more from arianespace
Nasa launches its Aura satellite
Thursday, 15 July 2004 -- more from BBC
Rover 'in training' for hill trek
14 July 2004 -- more from bbc
Science / Observations
Human Psychology (level 9)
Gross National Happiness
Summer 2004 -- Gross International Happiness
Happiness and Self-Esteem: can one exist without the other? Study finds that only optimism relates to both happiness and self-esteem.
Thursday, 29 July 2004 -- more from AP
Family words came first for early humans
more from New Scientist
Human Body (level 8)
Early blindness sharpens sense of sound
Wednesday, 14 July 2004 -- more from forbes.com
Depression traced to overactive brain circuit
Monday, 2 August 2004 -- more from NIMH
Exposure to influenza during pregnancy may increase risk of schizophrenia in offspring
more from Science Daily
Women who believe in long life bear sons
4 August 2004 -- more from New Scientist
Study explains spatial orientation differences between sexes; inner ear size may be determinant
5 August 2004 -- more from Eurekalert
Research shows that being clever is good for your health
18 July 2004 -- more from Sunday Herald
Brain not body makes athletes feel tired
29 July 2004 -- more from New Scientist
Living matter (level 6-8 to primates)
Hormone levels turn mouse mums fearless
Sunday, 1 August 2004 -- more from New Scientist
Researchers find that color perception is not innate, but acquired after birth
27 July 2004 -- more from Science Daily
Yawning is catching in chimps
21 July 2004 -- more from New Scientist
Handedness develops in the womb
22 July 2004 -- more from New Scientist
Good mothers stop monkeys going bad
19 July 2004 -- more from New Scientist
Dead matter (level 1-5)
Freak waves spotted from space
Thursday, 22 July 2004 -- more from BBC
Evidence revealed for creation of elusive matter
more from New Scientist
Ammonia on Mars could mean life
18 July 2004 -- more from BBC
Hawking backs down on black holes
Thursday, 15 July 2004 -- more from BBC -- Comment by Hecd2
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