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In China, the cloning of cats put on stream Chinese scientists want a large scale clone kittens to earn money. The first such animals in the country should appear in March 2019. This was one of the authors of the project told the publication Global Times. Cloning is creating exact genetic copies of organisms using biotechnological methods. The most famous animal clone is Dolly the sheep, born in 1996. She was the first mammal who was cloned using genetic information from an adult somatic cell, that is, not involved in reproduction. Newsthe Cat back to the owner after 14 years Deputy Director of the Beijing biotechnology company Sinogene Zhao Jianping said that his company plans to clone cats on the same technology that allowed Dolly to be born, that is, by transplanting a somatic cell into the cytoplasm of the egg. He noted that the value of such clones for

Briton with scissors and paper change the surrounding reality A new look at familiar things. 29-year-old photographer from London Today, rich has traveled extensively throughout the world and removes various attractions. But his view of the scenery and architecture is radically different from what we are accustomed. View this post in Instagram Publication of paperboyo (@paperboyo) 23 Dec 2018 10:13 PST During the download an error has occurred. View this post in Instagram Publication of paperboyo (@paperboyo) 13 Dec 2018 10:53 PST During the download an error has occurred. View this post in Instagram So I’ve got some bad news team – it turns out they blew the entire budget on the trailer so the rest of The Lion King is going to look like this. I’m joking I am! This is Tokyo”s Museum of Contemporary Art and as far as I know it’s got nothing to do with the

The only Russian cosmonaut to the ISS was left without gifts for the New year It is reported that all gifts are crashed together with the spacecraft “Soyuz MS-10” in October. 13фотографий13фотографий13фотографий MOSCOW, December 26. /TASS/. Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, working on the International space station (ISS), were left without gifts for the New year — they crashed together with the spacecraft “Soyuz MS-10” in October. TASS reported on Wednesday, a specialist in psychological support of cosmonauts from the Institute of biomedical problems (IBMP) RAS Lily Shueva: All Christmas gifts for the astronauts this year, unfortunately, crashed: we sent gifts Aleksey Ovchinin, but the “Soyuz MS-10” crashed. As stated Shueva, for astronauts in 2018 had been prepared large enough parcel for the New year. “There was a boot that we put favorite candy cosmonauts Oleg Kononenko and Alexei Ovchinin. In addition, we sent some berries, nuts, ketchup, mustard. They want

In the United States has installed sculptures in memory of fictional tragedies And everyone loved it. It all started back in 2016. 47-year-old sculptor Joseph Reginella from new York installed a bronze statue “in the memory of the event in 1963, when the giant octopus sank a ferry in new York Harbor. On Board were 400 people”. Giant octopus in new YorkDuring the download an error has occurred. A year later, on the outskirts of Manhattan there is another monument — “a tribute to the victims of the elephants, which in October 1929, escaped from the circus, panicked on the Brooklyn bridge and trampled several of the financiers of wall street.” In the fall of 2018 passers-by found near the monument to the six sailors, “which in 1977 was abducted by aliens”. During the download an error has occurred. Talking about these “tragedies”, the sculptor of sly smiles, and the

New year in Russia has doubled the number of weary and sad residents By the end of 2018 in Russia has doubled, the share of tired and sad inhabitants, in comparison with December last year (from 8 to 19 and from 4 to 10 percent respectively), while the share of disappointed tripled (from 3 to 10 percent). On Wednesday, December 26, reports the all-Russia centre of studying of public opinion (VTSIOM). Respondents also said that they had to reduce costs in the January holidays. On average from 14.3 to 13.5 thousand rubles. The vast majority of Russians will meet New year at home (80 percent). Five people out of every hundred respondents do not intend to celebrate this holiday. Gifts (most often it is sweets, alcoholic beverages and delicacies) study participants deferred an average of five thousand rubles, which is three hundred rubles less than last year. It is noteworthy