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 In a surprising blockbuster merger that would expand the reach of the world s largest drug company, Pfizer Inc. has agreed to buy rival Pharmacia Corp. for $60 billion in stock.The deal announced Monday would create a company that produces many of the common prescription drugs found in medicine cabinets around the world. It comes as drug companies are under enormous pressure to keep costs low even as they search for new drugs and face competition from cheaper generic versions of their older ones.Already the world s biggest drug company before the deal, Pfizer s products include Viagra  anti-impotence , Lipitor  cholesterol  and Zoloft  depression , while Pharmacia s major drug is the arthritis medication Celebrex.Pharmacia also makes the Rogaine hair products and the Nicorette smoking cessation line. Pfizer s over-the-counter products include Listerine mouth wash and Rolaids tablets to Halls cough drops and Visine eye drops.The new company would have combined annual revenue of $48 bil stanley cup lion and a research-and-development budget of more than $7 billion.         By combining with Pharmacia, we are ensuring that our core capabilities in the discovery, development and commercialization  stanley termos of new medicines are strong around the world,  said Hank McKinnell, chairman and chi stanley cup ef executive officer of Pfizer.The timing of the deal is surprising considering the overall health of the economy and the many obstacles facing the drug sector.Pharmaceutical companies are experiencing intense competi Ipda Bald eagles crash land on Minnesota airport runway
 Look at that. It   like, how much more black could this be   And the answer is none.  None more black.     I ;m sorry for that, but there are some jokes that demand to be made.  That was one of them. In all seriousness, this is Vantablack, a m stanley spain aterial made by the British company Surrey NanoSystems that sets a world record by absorbing all but 0.035% of visual light.  It   made of carbon nanohair that is 1,000 times thinner than the average human hair.  The tubes are small enough to prevent light from entering them and packed so tightly that the light which makes it between the tubes bounces between them until it   absorbed. It   got applic stanley termosy ations in astronomical cameras, telescopes, and infrared scanning systems, since it has virtually undetectable levels of outgassing and particle fallout which can contaminate sensitive imagers.  And, ominously, it has military uses that the material   maker is not allowed to discuss. The picture actually reveals just how black it is: the aluminum foil that the Vantablack is grown on is clearly crumpled.  But the thin Vantablack layer doesn ;t echo those shapes, instead just creating a void.  Said Ben Jense stanley cup n, the firm   chief technical officer: You expect to see the hills and all you can see 鈥?it   like black, like a hole, like there   nothing there. It just looks so strange. Not that any of us normal people could get some of this stuff to make