2014年12月26日 星期五

2014-12-27 South Africa Science


Northern Voices Online
   
Sedentary lifestyle made human bones weaker   
Delhi Daily News
A recent study, which has been published in the journal PNAS, goes into why our agriculturally savvy ancestral families are partially responsible for our now well-adopted sedentary lifestyles-and our weak bones to boot. The researchers have claimed that our ...

Sedentary Lifestyle led to weaker bones   News Tonight Africa
Hunters had thicker bones than farmers and now techies: Study   Northern Voices Online

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The Independent
   
The year in space exploration: 9 spaceships, 3500 hours of research, and ...   
VentureBeat
While the public's image of what goes on aboard the International Space Station (ISS) may be mostly superb photos of Earth or Christmas stockings hanging over doorways, let's not forget that there's a whole lot of work being done by the rotating cast of six ...

Father Christmas (aka the ISS) spotted flying over Britain   Telegraph.co.uk
International Space Station spotted in the sky over Britain on Christmas Eve   The Independent
That's me in the picture: Robert Curbeam performs a spacewalk over New ...   The Guardian
Irish Independent   
Hindu Business Line   
NJ.com   
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BBC News
   
The most stunning space pictures of 2014   
BBC News
Curiosity Self-Portrait at 'Windjana' Drilling Site In April and May 2014, the Curiosity Mars rover used the camera at the end of its arm to take dozens of images which were combined in this "selfie". Curiosity is currently exploring the foothills of Mount Sharp ...

NASA takes giant steps on its journey to Mars   FlightCentric.com
Orion's historic step towards Mars and Kepler's 'earth twin': Nasa reveals its ...   Daily Mail
The Year In Science: The Top Discoveries And Breakthroughs Of 2014   International Business Times
Chron.com   
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NBCNews.com
   
Big climate measures coming in 2015 after warmest year on record?   
Science Recorder
There are positive signs, like an agreement between the U.S. and China, but scientists want to see real, binding commitments in 2015 toward curbing global emissions. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles.
Drought, Heat and Ice: 2015 Could Be Tipping Point on Climate   NBCNews.com
Adaptation, not mitigation, the realistic climate change debate   The Australian
Next year crucial for fight against climate change, but hurdles remain   Daily Times
The Hindu   
The Week Magazine   
Times of India   
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