The Big Read:The life of pie Times LIVE
PIMPED POOCHES: Yorkshire terriers Billy and Jully at a Brazilian pet motel. 'We have thrust our pets into a truly bizarre position of privilege'. The internet was adamant: "we" had landed a robot on a comet. Twitter was awash with self-congratulation. Save & ...
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PIMPED POOCHES: Yorkshire terriers Billy and Jully at a Brazilian pet motel. 'We have thrust our pets into a truly bizarre position of privilege'. The internet was adamant: "we" had landed a robot on a comet. Twitter was awash with self-congratulation. Save & ...
How a $47 Shrimp Treadmill Became a $3-Million Political Plaything SanFranciscoSentinel.com
Over the past few years numerous media stories have surfaced about how hard-earned taxpayer dollars are supporting scientists who run shrimp on treadmills: Forbes.com listed shrimp-treadmill research as wasting $3-million in taxpayer dollars, AARP ...
Pacific University Professor To Sell 'Infamous' Shrimp Treadmill For $1 MillionJefferson Public Radio
Shrimp on a treadmill? Pacific University professor defends his research ...The Oregonian - OregonLive.com
Scientist selling shrimp treadmill for $1 million, shrimp not includedTimes LIVE
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Over the past few years numerous media stories have surfaced about how hard-earned taxpayer dollars are supporting scientists who run shrimp on treadmills: Forbes.com listed shrimp-treadmill research as wasting $3-million in taxpayer dollars, AARP ...
Pacific University Professor To Sell 'Infamous' Shrimp Treadmill For $1 Million
Shrimp on a treadmill? Pacific University professor defends his research ...
Scientist selling shrimp treadmill for $1 million, shrimp not included
12* Powerful Climate Allies That GOP Denier Leaders Can't Ignore Huffington Post
After my son submitted his college applications a few weeks ago, he confessed not getting into his top choice school would be the "ultimate dreamcrusher." That aptly sums up the dread I started to feel following last week's election. After working on climate ...
We're in a climate change hole; let's stop diggingProspectus
Guru forecasts extreme, dramatic changes in Irish weatherIrish Examiner
Climate Change, a Real and Indisputable EventPrensa Latina
AllAfrica.com
Insurance Journal
Washington Post
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After my son submitted his college applications a few weeks ago, he confessed not getting into his top choice school would be the "ultimate dreamcrusher." That aptly sums up the dread I started to feel following last week's election. After working on climate ...
We're in a climate change hole; let's stop digging
Guru forecasts extreme, dramatic changes in Irish weather
Climate Change, a Real and Indisputable Event
Small volcanoes could slow down global warming: study ABC Online
Volcanoes may contribute more to changes in our atmosphere than originally thought. They may even be slowing down global warming. SMALL VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS could be slowing global warming by spewing out sulphur molecules that can reach the ...
Small volcanoes could slow global warming – studyRappler
Maybe Volcanoes Have Been Slowing Global WarmingScience 2.0
Small volcanic eruptions could be slowing global warmingScience Codex
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Volcanoes may contribute more to changes in our atmosphere than originally thought. They may even be slowing down global warming. SMALL VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS could be slowing global warming by spewing out sulphur molecules that can reach the ...
Small volcanoes could slow global warming – study
Maybe Volcanoes Have Been Slowing Global Warming
Small volcanic eruptions could be slowing global warming
Return to the Moon: Lunar Mission One will crowd-source it's way to space Sen (subscription)
Sen—An ambitious new venture to explore the South Pole of the Moon has been unveiled today. Lunar Mission One, backed by space professionals, industry and educators, hopes to crowd-source enough funding for the initial development of an exploratory ...
For $90, you can bury stuff on the moonWGNO
Lunar Mission One Aims to Send Crowdfunded Probe to Drill on MoonNBCNews.com
Immortality on the moon? Yours for €80Irish Examiner
BBC News
Yorkshire Post
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Sen—An ambitious new venture to explore the South Pole of the Moon has been unveiled today. Lunar Mission One, backed by space professionals, industry and educators, hopes to crowd-source enough funding for the initial development of an exploratory ...
For $90, you can bury stuff on the moon
Lunar Mission One Aims to Send Crowdfunded Probe to Drill on Moon
Immortality on the moon? Yours for €80
Comet landing: Organic molecules detected by Philae BBC News
The Philae lander has detected organic molecules on the surface of its comet, scientists have confirmed. Carbon-containing "organics" are the basis of life on Earth and may give clues to chemical ingredients delivered to our planet early in its history.
Camera clues could lead to finding comet lander PhilaeIrish Independent
Philae lander 'sniffed' organic molecules on comet before hibernationRT
No, it's not a big deal that Philae found 'organic molecules' on a cometWashington Post
The Star Online
The Guardian
ABC Online
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The Philae lander has detected organic molecules on the surface of its comet, scientists have confirmed. Carbon-containing "organics" are the basis of life on Earth and may give clues to chemical ingredients delivered to our planet early in its history.
Camera clues could lead to finding comet lander Philae
Philae lander 'sniffed' organic molecules on comet before hibernation
No, it's not a big deal that Philae found 'organic molecules' on a comet
Russia tests 'satellite catcher' BBC News
Russia may be testing a satellite capable of chasing down other orbiting spacecraft, observers say. Such technology could be used for a wide variety of uses, including to repair malfunctioning spacecraft, but also to destroy or disable them. The Kosmos 2499 ...
U.S. fearful that Russia may have set up a satellite killer in spaceFrontline Desk
Russian Space Object 2014-28E Sparks Worries About 'Satellite Killer'NBCNews.com
A mysterious Russian space object could be the return of the 'satellite killer'Washington Post
Beta Wired
Tech Times
Times of India
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Russia may be testing a satellite capable of chasing down other orbiting spacecraft, observers say. Such technology could be used for a wide variety of uses, including to repair malfunctioning spacecraft, but also to destroy or disable them. The Kosmos 2499 ...
U.S. fearful that Russia may have set up a satellite killer in space
Russian Space Object 2014-28E Sparks Worries About 'Satellite Killer'
A mysterious Russian space object could be the return of the 'satellite killer'
National Air Traffic Services releases timelapse tour of UK airspace BBC News
A timelapse video showing thousands of planes flying in and out of the UK has been released by National Air Traffic Services. Around 6,000 flights take off and land across the region during an average 24-hour period. Air traffic experts collected radar data to ...
Air traffic timelapse: untangling Britain's plane-filled skiesTelegraph.co.uk
Amazing video shows the UK's daily air trafficThe Independent
Stunning time-lapse visualises flight paths over the UKMashable
Irish Examiner
CityLab
The Week UK
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A timelapse video showing thousands of planes flying in and out of the UK has been released by National Air Traffic Services. Around 6,000 flights take off and land across the region during an average 24-hour period. Air traffic experts collected radar data to ...
Air traffic timelapse: untangling Britain's plane-filled skies
Amazing video shows the UK's daily air traffic
Stunning time-lapse visualises flight paths over the UK
Finding the culprit virus in starfish deaths, researchers look for environmental ... PBS NewsHour
Scientists have identified the virus that's caused a massive die-off of starfish along the Pacific Coast. Now researchers must figure out what environmental factors are making the animals more susceptible to the pathogen. Special correspondent Katie ...
Study Finds Virus Likely Killing Sea StarsNBC 7 San Diego
Starfish mystery mass murderer finally unmaskedThe Star Online
Virus fingered for massive Pacific starfish die-offWalla Walla Union-Bulletin
Los Angeles Times
Reuters India
Register
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Scientists have identified the virus that's caused a massive die-off of starfish along the Pacific Coast. Now researchers must figure out what environmental factors are making the animals more susceptible to the pathogen. Special correspondent Katie ...
Study Finds Virus Likely Killing Sea Stars
Starfish mystery mass murderer finally unmasked
Virus fingered for massive Pacific starfish die-off
Geckos inspire scientists in US military-developed Spider-Man suit project The Guardian
Previous attempts to copy gecko feet failed but scientists working with the US military found a way of sharing the load between 24 postage-stamp sized tiles on each pad. Photograph: Handout. Richard Gray. Tuesday 18 November 2014 19.01 EST. Share on ...
Gecko-inspired adhesives allow people to climb wallsScience Now
An Artificial Adhesive Outgrips the GeckoMIT Technology Review
Gecko inspires 'spider man' climbYahoo News UK
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Previous attempts to copy gecko feet failed but scientists working with the US military found a way of sharing the load between 24 postage-stamp sized tiles on each pad. Photograph: Handout. Richard Gray. Tuesday 18 November 2014 19.01 EST. Share on ...
Gecko-inspired adhesives allow people to climb walls
An Artificial Adhesive Outgrips the Gecko
Gecko inspires 'spider man' climb
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