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VIDEO: ITI rejects claims it does not have necessary tools for DCD testing
 The Industrial Technology Institute (ITI) totally rejected claims that it does not have the necessary technical tools or the knowledge to test imported milk powder for dicyandiamide or DCD. Speaking exclusively to TV Derana on the Wada Pitiya Programme, Director of ITI Sirimal Premakumara stated that ITI’s credentials in testing any product for DCD is accepted worldwide.
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Meteor shower visible from tomorrow until August 13
 The Perseid meteor shower will be visible to those in Sri Lanka from tomorrow (August 10) to August 13, the Sri Lanka Planetarium stated.
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Sri Lankan group alleges radiation leaks at Kudankulam plant
 Days after India dismissed as “baseless” reports about radiation leaks at the yet to be commissioned Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu, a Sri Lankan interest group today alleged that the atomic power station has been leaking radiation since February 27.
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Evidence of extraterrestrial life on meteorite found in Sri Lanka - Scientists claim
 Scientists published a paper in the online Journal of Cosmology in which they claim that a meteorite discovered in Sri Lanka contains evidence of extraterrestrial life. The paper, titled “Fossil Diatoms in a New Carbonaceous Meteorite,” asserts that microscopic fossilized diatoms (algae) were detected in the meteorite, and therefore provides “strong evidence to support the theory of cometary panspermia.” Business Day explains that the lead scientist on the paper, the director of the University of Buckingham’s Centre for Astrobiology, Professor Chandra Wickramasinghe, “was the co-developer of the theory of panspermia, which holds that life exists across the universe and is spread by asteroids and meteoroids.”
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Algae to biofuels for Sri Lanka
Bioreactors use water, sunlight and nutrients to grow algae for biofuels An Australian company has developed a high-yield enclosed algae growth and harvesting system now destined for biofuels projects in Australia, Sri Lanka and China. In April 2011, Qantas, Australia’s largest airline completed its historic test flight using biofuels on a flight between Sydney and Adelaide, it was watched with great interest by Roger Stroud whose Western Australian and US-based company Algae.Tec has developed biofuels from algae.
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Sri Lanka’s maiden satellite launched
 Sri Lanka’s first Communications Satellite SupremeSAT – 1 was launched today (November 27) on board China’s Long March 3B/E Launch Vehicle from the Xi-chang Satellite Launch Centre. SupremeSAT – 1 was launched successfully at 15:43hrs (Sri Lankan time) from the Space Center in China, Vijith Peiris Group CEO of SupremeSAT said. “This is a proud moment for us as citizens of Sri Lanka,” he told Ada Derana.
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Sri Lanka’s first satellite to be launched tomorrow
 Sri Lanka’s maiden satellite launch done by SupremeSAT, a private company with collaboration from China’s state owned China Great Wall Industry Corporation, is expected to take place on Tuesday, an official said. The launch was initially expected to take place on 22 November but was postponed due to bad weather, Space Systems Engineer Rohitha Rajapaksa has told media.
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Satellite launch postponed by five days
 R. M. Manivannan, Chairman, SupremeSAT issuing a communique from Xi Chang, China said that a last minute technical issue coupled with prevalent bad weather conditions at the 'Xi Chang" Launching Center has compelled them to postpone the launch by a maximum of five days.
Prof. Thissa Vitharana with Ranjith Uyangoda at the site in China
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Sri Lanka’s maiden satellite launch delayed by five days
 Sri Lanka’s maiden satellite launch has been delayed by five days due to technical difficulties and weather conditions, Space Systems Engineer Rohitha Rajapaksa stated. The Supremesat’s engineers are working with the Chinese engineering team to fix these issues at the moment while he stated that a new launch time will be announced by tomorrow (November 23). Sri Lanka’s maiden satellite was scheduled to be launched today (November 22).
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Lanka’s inaugural satellite launch on Thursday
 The much awaited Sri Lanka’s inaugural and the regions third communication satellite launch would take place next Thursday from Beijing China at 3 30 p.m. Sri Lankan time. The Supreme Group is a fast growing Sri Lankan home grown company with a special focus on Sri Lanka and regional satellite communication opportunities. They have already invested US $ 100 million.
Chairman, Supreme Group, R. M. Manivannan (inset) and images of the satellite being installed in China
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