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" Boeing Shows Off 787 Dreamliner to Eager Buyers This weekend, Boeing officially unveiled its much-anticipated 787 Dreamliner, the aircraft giant&amp;#039;s first new major passenger plane since the 777 was first launched in 1994. Forty-seven airlines worldwide have already placed 600 orders for the fuel-efficient jumbo jet, giving it a head start on the rival A380 from Airbus. FIRST LOOK: Inside Boeing&amp;#039;s 787 New DreamlinerVIDEO: Test Flight on the Airbus A380 Alien Life Forms Could Defy All Earthly Conventions Scientists searching for life on other planets are rethinking what exactly that means, after a report published late last week urged them to look for so-called &amp;quot;weird life.&amp;quot; The National Research Council concluded in its study that alien life forms could lack some of the universal features we see in life on Eath, such as DNA or a dependence on water. SPECIAL REPORT: 5 Big Questions on the Search for Alien LifePM NEWS: Saturn&amp;#039;s Moon Could Harbor Alien Life NASA Chooses a Cold Home for Phoenix The new Phoenix lander will have an icy touchdown when it tries to land on Mars next spring, NASA announced today\u2014a patch of ground similar to the permafrost we have in northern regions of Earth. The news comes as two of the current Mars rovers remain stuck in massive Martian dust storms that threatens to cut power to their solar arrays. TECH WATCH: Inside NASA&amp;#039;s Phoenix LanderPM NEWS: Liquid Water on Mars a Reality Floating Windmills Produce Green Power Out of Sight A Norwegian company has developed a floating wind turbine that can be anchored 50 to 100 miles offshore, eliminating the standard &amp;quot;not in my backyard&amp;quot; objection to wind energy. Norsk Hydro plans to place a prototype in the North Sea by 2009, with fully operation units in place by 2012. GREEN LIVING: Offshore Turbines, Other Obstacles to U.S. Wind PowerTHIS IS MY JOB: Wind Farmer (with Audio) \u2013Nick Mokey  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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