The European Space Agency (ESA) announced on June 22nd plans to expand its network of deep-space surveillance stations, when it informed the Argentinian government that it had selected a 30-square-kilometer area, on which it would build a new, giant, 35-meter radio antenna. Once completed, the plant will be the agenc... |
27 June 2009
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The original inhabitants of the Americas may have very well descended from a single ancestor, or from more, partisans of two anthropological theories say. The debate on the issue has been raging on in academic circles for many years, but now newly discovered human skulls, found in Argentina, may finally bring this he... |
4 June 2009
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Argentina recently took the first steps in becoming the first country in its region to make insurances a must for companies and corporations engaged in activities that may pose risks to the environment. Officials, who made the announcement on Thursday, said that this measure would affect over 35,000 businesses throug... |
20 October 2008
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Video games are slowly becoming the best entertainment tool in the world, according to analysts, but they also have the potential to offer valuable information and even teach youngsters, for example. One of the first national organizations that want to entertain and educate teenagers is the Argentinian Tax Office - t... |
22 July 2008
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I'm not sure why I get this feeling of being happy whenever I find out about or catch Google doing something different than it should be, like last month's displaying a Christmas Recipe in the Sci-Fi section of its News, or today's time not accounting for the daylight savings in Buenos Aires. I guess i... |
4 January 2008
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Google, the company that owns the most powerful search engine on the Internet, opened a new office in Buenos Aires, Argentina, looking to conquer the South American market. According to Googlified, the search giant wants to use the capital of the country to hire 1000 engineers and 2000 more employees in the next year... |
16 April 2007
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