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December 19, 2014 in News: Russian-built spy satellite rockets out of ...
Spaceflight Now
A Strela rocket soars from an underground missile silo Friday at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. View more launch photos below the story. Credit: Roscosmos. A Strela rocket carrying a Russian-built radar surveillance satellite built for an disclosed ...
Was Defence Intelligence's Secret R1.4 Billion Russian Kondor-E 'Spy Satellite ...AllAfrica.com
Russia launches spy satellite for South AfricaSen (subscription)
Russian Strela rocket launches Kondor-ENASASpaceflight.com
Sputnik International
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Spaceflight Now
A Strela rocket soars from an underground missile silo Friday at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. View more launch photos below the story. Credit: Roscosmos. A Strela rocket carrying a Russian-built radar surveillance satellite built for an disclosed ...
Was Defence Intelligence's Secret R1.4 Billion Russian Kondor-E 'Spy Satellite ...
Russia launches spy satellite for South Africa
Russian Strela rocket launches Kondor-E
TechCentral
And now for 4D printing
TechCentral
Now that 3D printing has captured our imagination, just think what adding time to the equation could do. By Dan Raviv. Added by The Conversation on 19 December 2014. Saved under International, News, Top ...
Explainer: What is 4-D printing?Phys.Org
4D printing introduces the dimension of transformation over timeArchinect
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TechCentral
Now that 3D printing has captured our imagination, just think what adding time to the equation could do. By Dan Raviv. Added by The Conversation on 19 December 2014. Saved under International, News, Top ...
Explainer: What is 4-D printing?
4D printing introduces the dimension of transformation over time
Headlines & Global News
Report suggests forest-cutting can immediately harm climatic patterns
Washington Post
RIO DE JANEIRO — The critical role that vast tropical forests such as Brazil's Amazon play in suppressing climate change is well known: They store huge quantities of carbon, acting as “carbon sinks.” But as a report out this week argues, scientists are making ...
Deforestation Could Alter Rainfall Patterns, Boost Global WarmingHeadlines & Global News
Tropical Deforestation Could Affect Climate Changes on Both Regional and ...The Utah People's Post
Forest-cutting can have an immediate effect on climate, Nature report findsSydney Morning Herald
The Independent
Reuters
International Business Times UK
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Washington Post
RIO DE JANEIRO — The critical role that vast tropical forests such as Brazil's Amazon play in suppressing climate change is well known: They store huge quantities of carbon, acting as “carbon sinks.” But as a report out this week argues, scientists are making ...
Deforestation Could Alter Rainfall Patterns, Boost Global Warming
Tropical Deforestation Could Affect Climate Changes on Both Regional and ...
Forest-cutting can have an immediate effect on climate, Nature report finds
Prague Post
The Russians aren't coming
Prague Post
“As regards package tours for the period between January and March 2015, the sale of new tours has virtually stopped. Tours booked and paid for earlier are not being cancelled by a large number of clients, according to tour operators,” AČK secretary Michal ...
Czech Republic - Factors To Watch on Dec 19Daily Mail
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Prague Post
“As regards package tours for the period between January and March 2015, the sale of new tours has virtually stopped. Tours booked and paid for earlier are not being cancelled by a large number of clients, according to tour operators,” AČK secretary Michal ...
Czech Republic - Factors To Watch on Dec 19
Business Green
Study: Climate change could cut global food production 18 per cent by 2050
Business Green
Rising temperatures could see world food production drop by almost a fifth by the middle of this century, scientists have warned. Significant investments in infrastructure and irrigation could temper the predicted 18 per cent loss in global agricultural production, ...
Climate change could cut 18 percent of world food production by 2050PBS NewsHour
Climate change could cut world food output 18 percent by 2050Reuters
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Business Green
Rising temperatures could see world food production drop by almost a fifth by the middle of this century, scientists have warned. Significant investments in infrastructure and irrigation could temper the predicted 18 per cent loss in global agricultural production, ...
Climate change could cut 18 percent of world food production by 2050
Climate change could cut world food output 18 percent by 2050
The Independent
Video shows snailfish swimming deeper than any other creature, at 8000m ...
The Independent
The modest-sounding snailfish has broken all previous records by swimming deeper than any other creature. Scientists filmed the snail fish navigating the Pacific Ocean at staggering depths of 8,145m (26,700ft). During a 30-dady expedition around the ...
New record: Ethereal deep-sea fish lives 5 miles underwater [Video]Los Angeles Times
Deepest fish found 5 miles down in Pacific trenchUSA TODAY
Newly Discovered Snailfish Found Near The Deepest Possible LocationTechaeris
9news.com.au
KVUE
Design & Trend
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The Independent
The modest-sounding snailfish has broken all previous records by swimming deeper than any other creature. Scientists filmed the snail fish navigating the Pacific Ocean at staggering depths of 8,145m (26,700ft). During a 30-dady expedition around the ...
New record: Ethereal deep-sea fish lives 5 miles underwater [Video]
Deepest fish found 5 miles down in Pacific trench
Newly Discovered Snailfish Found Near The Deepest Possible Location
The Register
Kepler's still got it! Space telescope spots SUPER-EARTH 180 light years away
The Register
Don't panic, US Navy has only deployed a ROBOT SHARK (but where are the lasers?) Woz moves to Oz · Scrooges rejoice! Beancounters find formula for perfect Xmas party · 30,000 people buy a box of BOVINE EXCREMENT · Boggling bum babe Kim fails ...
NASA's Kepler telescope identifies new 'Super Earth'CNET
Kepler Spacecraft Finds New 'Super-Earth' 180 Light-Years AwayNew York Times
Kepler spacecraft finds a second life - and an important new exoplanetChicago Tribune
Space.com
Christian Science Monitor
Ars Technica
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The Register
Don't panic, US Navy has only deployed a ROBOT SHARK (but where are the lasers?) Woz moves to Oz · Scrooges rejoice! Beancounters find formula for perfect Xmas party · 30,000 people buy a box of BOVINE EXCREMENT · Boggling bum babe Kim fails ...
NASA's Kepler telescope identifies new 'Super Earth'
Kepler Spacecraft Finds New 'Super-Earth' 180 Light-Years Away
Kepler spacecraft finds a second life - and an important new exoplanet
CNET
ISS astronaut needs a wrench, NASA successfully 'emails' him one
CNET
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station needed a socket wrench, so NASA engineers emailed him designs for 3D-printing one. What a world we're living in. by Anthony Domanico · @ajdomanico; 19 December 2014 9:46 pm GMT. comments. 0.
NASA emails ratchet to space stationComputerworld
Nasa emails spanner to space stationBBC News
NASA just 'emailed' a wrench to space for the first timeWashington Post
The Guardian
The Age
CNN
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CNET
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station needed a socket wrench, so NASA engineers emailed him designs for 3D-printing one. What a world we're living in. by Anthony Domanico · @ajdomanico; 19 December 2014 9:46 pm GMT. comments. 0.
NASA emails ratchet to space station
Nasa emails spanner to space station
NASA just 'emailed' a wrench to space for the first time
Huffington Post
New Stonehenge Discovery Hailed As 'Most Important In 60 Years'
Huffington Post
Archaeologists studying Stonehenge and its environs say they've unearthed the remnants of an untouched, ancient encampment that dates back 6,000 years--a find that could rewrite British prehistory. “This is the most important discovery at Stonehenge in ...
6000-year-old encampment found at StonehengeMashable
Stonehenge dig finds 6000-year-old encampmentFull-Time Whistle
Stonehenge discovery could rewrite British pre-historyTelegraph.co.uk
The Guardian
Buckingham Advertiser
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Huffington Post
Archaeologists studying Stonehenge and its environs say they've unearthed the remnants of an untouched, ancient encampment that dates back 6,000 years--a find that could rewrite British prehistory. “This is the most important discovery at Stonehenge in ...
6000-year-old encampment found at Stonehenge
Stonehenge dig finds 6000-year-old encampment
Stonehenge discovery could rewrite British pre-history
The Independent
Birds sensed devastating US tornado and fled one day ahead
The Independent
Birds nesting on the path of an incoming tornado, which devastated parts of the US, “evacuated” their home one day before, scientists say. Geolocators attached to the birds showed that they fled the Appalachian Mountains and flew 700km (400 miles) south to ...
Warblers Hear Tornadoes Coming from a Mile, No, 250 Miles AwayDesign & Trend
Birds 'heard tornadoes coming' and fled one day aheadBBC News
Birds clear out of breeding ground as severe weather approachesArs Technica
UC Berkeley
Daily Times
Los Angeles Times
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The Independent
Birds nesting on the path of an incoming tornado, which devastated parts of the US, “evacuated” their home one day before, scientists say. Geolocators attached to the birds showed that they fled the Appalachian Mountains and flew 700km (400 miles) south to ...
Warblers Hear Tornadoes Coming from a Mile, No, 250 Miles Away
Birds 'heard tornadoes coming' and fled one day ahead
Birds clear out of breeding ground as severe weather approaches
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