British scientists are crowdfunding a moon landing The Week Magazine
There's a Kickstarter fund out there for you, whether you're a Zach Braff super fan, a potato salad lover, or a space enthusiast just dying to get your DNA on the moon. British scientists launched a Kickstarter to fund Lunar Mission One, a which would send a ...
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There's a Kickstarter fund out there for you, whether you're a Zach Braff super fan, a potato salad lover, or a space enthusiast just dying to get your DNA on the moon. British scientists launched a Kickstarter to fund Lunar Mission One, a which would send a ...
The UK Is Crowdfunding A Trip To The Moon
UFO enthusiasts may find storing DNA on the moon for future explorers intriguing
Mission Moon: Millions may help lunar landing
Tags on fish could be creating a "dinner-bell" effect for predators CBS News
Those pinging tags scientists use to track and study fish may also be proving predators an acoustic roadmap to find them. Testing the theory on grey seals which are known to use sound to their advantage, marine biologist at the University of St. Andrews in ...
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Those pinging tags scientists use to track and study fish may also be proving predators an acoustic roadmap to find them. Testing the theory on grey seals which are known to use sound to their advantage, marine biologist at the University of St. Andrews in ...
Fish fitted with electronic tags act like a 'dinner bell' for hungry seals
Tracking tags on fish are homing beacons for predators
Tagged fish make an easy meal for eavesdropping seals
Carbon neutrality needed within lifespan of people born today, UN says Sydney Morning Herald
Governments are far off track in combating global warming and should phase out net carbon dioxide emissions by 2070, well within the expected lifetime of people born today, a UN study said on Wednesday. Greenhouse gas emissions have leapt 45 per cent ...
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Governments are far off track in combating global warming and should phase out net carbon dioxide emissions by 2070, well within the expected lifetime of people born today, a UN study said on Wednesday. Greenhouse gas emissions have leapt 45 per cent ...
World Needs to Mind the Carbon Emissions Gap
Current pledges not enough to stop global warming: UN report
UN report: Promised cuts in carbon emissions not enough to prevent warming
Scientists discover two new particles at Large Hadron Collider Los Angeles Times
Welcome to the family! Scientists using CERN's Large Hadron Collider in Europe have discovered two new subatomic particles. The discovery of the two related particles, submitted to the journal Physical Review Letters, fills in missing slots in the subatomic ...
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Welcome to the family! Scientists using CERN's Large Hadron Collider in Europe have discovered two new subatomic particles. The discovery of the two related particles, submitted to the journal Physical Review Letters, fills in missing slots in the subatomic ...
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Mysterious Russian satellite sparks 'orbital weapon' speculations RT
A mysterious Russian satellite orbiting Earth has global media in a bit of a spin after the object, thought to be space debris, conducted suspicious manoeuvres in space sparking rumors of little less than a revival of old Soviet satellite-killer program.
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A mysterious Russian satellite orbiting Earth has global media in a bit of a spin after the object, thought to be space debris, conducted suspicious manoeuvres in space sparking rumors of little less than a revival of old Soviet satellite-killer program.
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NASA animations show a year in carbon dioxide emissions Mashable
A newly released, high-resolution simulations of a year's worth of global carbon dioxide emissions, shows a fundamental aspect of the climate challenge. Because carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases disperse throughout the world, it is going to take ...
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A newly released, high-resolution simulations of a year's worth of global carbon dioxide emissions, shows a fundamental aspect of the climate challenge. Because carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases disperse throughout the world, it is going to take ...
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Russia May Be Planning National Space Station to Replace ISS The Moscow Times
Andrei Makhonin / VedomostiA model of the long considered space station hanging at a Moscow exhibition on space exploration in 2009. Russia may be planning to build a new, independent national space station rather than prolong its participation in the ...
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Andrei Makhonin / VedomostiA model of the long considered space station hanging at a Moscow exhibition on space exploration in 2009. Russia may be planning to build a new, independent national space station rather than prolong its participation in the ...
Explosive Finding: Smaller Volcano Blasts Might Slow Global Warming NBCNews.com
Global warming might be even worse were it not for the impact of a rash of smaller volcanic eruptions around the globe, a new study suggests. Those eruptions are blasting more of an atmosphere-cooling gas into the lower stratosphere than scientists ...
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Global warming might be even worse were it not for the impact of a rash of smaller volcanic eruptions around the globe, a new study suggests. Those eruptions are blasting more of an atmosphere-cooling gas into the lower stratosphere than scientists ...
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Small Volcanic Eruptions Could Be Slowing Global Warming
Rosetta Comet Orbiter Poised to Deliver as Dark Lander Sleeps Businessweek
As the first probe ever to be stationed on a comet hibernates, attention is turning to the Rosetta orbiter that's still buzzing around the space rock, just a few miles from its surface. The Philae lander's batteries lasted just about 60 hours before going dark. Rosetta ...
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As the first probe ever to be stationed on a comet hibernates, attention is turning to the Rosetta orbiter that's still buzzing around the space rock, just a few miles from its surface. The Philae lander's batteries lasted just about 60 hours before going dark. Rosetta ...
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Why Didn't The Universe Collapse After The Big Bang? We Have Gravity To Thank Tech Times
According to physics, the Universe shouldn't be here. Theories dictate that because the Universe was so unstable after the Big Bang, it should have quickly collapsed. However, it didn't. And now we know why: gravity. In 2012, CERN discovered the ...
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According to physics, the Universe shouldn't be here. Theories dictate that because the Universe was so unstable after the Big Bang, it should have quickly collapsed. However, it didn't. And now we know why: gravity. In 2012, CERN discovered the ...
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Gravity saved the entire universe after the Big Bang - researchers
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