euronews hi-tech - Radiation-surviving organism yields its secrets

[22Burnette]

Fantastic!

[warnoy]

Hi-tech!!... Yes in deed!!...But after the Disaster ( earthquake ,tsunami,radio active explosion ) where Is Japan now? .. . . no matter how You invent Hi=tech., people should know its Limits. .. sometimes return to innocence may work> after all ..Where are those Hi-techs now? ... enough is enough.

[vladnek]

@warnoy the point of tech its that we never suffer again, make our life easier, so maybe in 200 years, earthquakes will do no harm, to our society, we, as humans, might have limits, but day after day we're breaking those limits, till one day we may even be inmortals beings

[theXJMeffect]

Go to your address bar, after the word YOU and before the word TUBE, type in "win" then press enter" Post on any videos below.

[saeedsnne]

Dear YouTube,

The Like/Dislike system, I can live with. I've gotten used to it now.

The new comment layout, fine with me.

But THIS, is just too much too take! The front page has completely lost it's organised, simple layout!

I don't know where you get your ideas, but I think I speak for a big part of the community when I say "YouTube, go F*ck yourself." Give this a thumbs up and copy/paste it around

[pyxlated]

This could extend human lifespans by quite a lot. I wonder if it would have any effect on meiosis.

[robertghouston]

Awesome!