Science on the 1st of January 2004 in history

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Date	Type	Text
01 Jan 2004 Scotland	science	Scotland (paleontology) A 428 million-year-old fossil Pneumodesmus found in Scotland is identified as the world's oldest known creature to have lived on land.	0
01 Jan 2004 JILA	science	JILA (physics) A team from the JILA laboratory in Boulder, Colorado announce the creation of a fermionic condensate, the first such condensate made from atoms rather than molecules.	0

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