Cuba Admits Its Missile Parts Found on N. Korean Ship in Panama
Email this page July 17th, 2013 (VOA) The Cuban foreign ministry has acknowledged that a North Korean ship seized near the Panama Canal was carrying a shipment of weapons from…
Humpback whales begin taking over Costa Rica’s South Pacific
Email this page July 17th, 2013 (InsideCostaRica.com) The whale watching season in Costa Rica’s South Pacific has officially begun has Humpback whales begin their migration to the warm waters of…
Nuclear radiation scare in Osa yesterday
Email this page July 17th, 2013 (InsideCostaRica.com) An accident involving a nuclear density meter caused authorities to issue an alert of possible radiation exposure in the environment yesterday afternoon. …
New tech listens to rainforests to determine species
Email this page (VOA) Researchers have developed software that can listen to recordings of a rainforest and tell us what animals are there, and importantly, what animals are not. The new…
Scientists power mobile phone using urine
Email this page (AFP) – British scientists on Tuesday reported they had harnessed the power of urine and were able to charge a mobile phone with enough electricity to send…
Bilingual children have a dual-process mind, lower stress levels
Email this page By Hope Gillette, Saludify The benefits of growing up bilingual are many, and now new data further deconstructs the process that makes bilingual children so remarkable.…
Panama says North Korean arms shipment a matter for the UN
Email this page July 16, 2013 (AFP) - Panama called Tuesday for UN investigators to inspect a shipment of suspected weapons parts aboard a North Korean-flagged ship as it tried to enter…
Update: Expert: North Korean cargo stopped in Panama was radar used to guide missiles
Email this page July 16, 2013 (AFP) – A North Korean cargo ship stopped in Panama was carrying a radar that guides surface-to-air missiles to target, defence and security consultants IHS Jane’s…
