Interesting and Humour - page 2736

[Pavel Gotkevitch]

Old American bombers reclaiming the forests.

http://ehorussia.com/new/node/11344

[Dmitry Fedoseev]

Pavel Gotkevitch:
Old American bombers reclaim forests.

http://ehorussia.com/new/node/11344

Not to lie, but it seems like déjà vu. Something like this (dropping capsules with a sapling) was in the 1980s or so in the magazine "Young Technician", or "Science and Life".

[Vladimir Karputov]

Dmitry Fedoseev:
Not to lie, but it seems like déjà vu. Something like this (dropping capsules with a sapling) was featured in the 1980s or so in the magazine "Young Technician", or "Science and Life".

It was used to restore equatorial forests along flood plains. The seeds were still in canvas bags.

[Alexandr Murzin]

Let the Amercans modify their missiles in this way, and bomb our felled forests.

[Vladimir Karputov]

It's safe to go!

[Aleksey Levashov]

So as not to be blown away by the jet propulsion.

[moskitman]

HO HEI LA LA LEI

DOLLAR SEVENTY RUPEES

[Pavel Gotkevitch]

Florida has learned how to turn cancer cells into benign cells.

A team of scientists from the Mayo Clinic in Florida has reported an important breakthrough in understanding a universal cellular mechanism common to all types of cancer.
The authors of the study, about to be published in the major journal Nature Cell Biology, say they have found a software glitch that turns ordinary cells into malignant ones,
and have learned how to fix the glitch, that is, to reprogram cancer cells back into benign cells.
Panos Anastasidis, head of the research team and professor of cancer biology, stresses that their discovered mechanism is a kind of software code that allows malignant cells to be turned off.

[Vladimir Pastushak]

[Vitaly Murlenko]