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Foto 3 de 49    |   11/10/2007   |   Crédito : AP / Edición: C. Edwards
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Giraffe "Jette" liks her new born baby giraffe "Ede" at Tierpark Berlin animal park, where Ede was born on October 2nd. This giraffe species comes from eastern parts of Africa. Ver más.
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This artist rendering released by Toyota Motor Corp. shows the I-Real. It looks like a roofless plush armchair that scoots about on wheels, with buttons and controls on the arms. It changes positions, straightening up for moving slowly to mingle with pedestrians, while shifting to lay back to travel faster at up to 30 kph (18.6 mph). Ver más.
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This artist rendering provided by NASA shows dusty grains, including tiny specks of the minerals found in the gemstones peridot, sapphires, and rubies, that can be seen blowing in the winds of a quasar, or active black hole. The quasar is at the center of a distant galaxy. Astronomers using NASA´s Spitzer Space Telescope found evidence that such quasar winds might have forged these dusty particles in the very early universe. Ver más.
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Honda´s second version of the humanoid robot "Asimo" waves during a presentation today at the university of Bielfeld, during its first appearance in Germany. Ver más.
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Artist´s rendering shows Toyota Motor Corp´s RiN, a car with seats designed to promote healthy living. The seats make the driver and passengers sit upright, the steering wheel senses the driver´s mood and visual displays promote calm. Japanese automakers are counting on the Tokyo Motor Show to drum up dwindling interest in cars in their home matrket, the world´s third biggest. Ver más.
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Combo photo shows Japan´s Nissan Motors unveiling its concept vehicle "Intima". The front passenger´s seat swivels approx. an angle of 80 degrees to the outside, as if to welcome and escort a passenger into the car. Ver más.
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