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Scholz's Star Had Closest-Ever Flyby with Our Solar System: Study
News Tonight Africa
Scientists are presently busy studying Scholz's star, a red dwarf that passed through our solar system nearly 70,000 years ago. Findings of the research were published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. Researchers at the University of Rochester in New ...
Binary stars made close call with outer Solar System in ancient pastExaminer.com
Runaway star grazed solar system 70000 years agoThe Indian Panorama
Close Call! 'Scholz's Star' Grazed Our Solar System 70000 Years AgoYahoo News UK
French Tribune
Times of Malta
STGIST
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Scientists are presently busy studying Scholz's star, a red dwarf that passed through our solar system nearly 70,000 years ago. Findings of the research were published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. Researchers at the University of Rochester in New ...
Binary stars made close call with outer Solar System in ancient past
Runaway star grazed solar system 70000 years ago
Close Call! 'Scholz's Star' Grazed Our Solar System 70000 Years Ago
Los Angeles Times
Evolution: Marine animals have grown bigger over time, study says
Los Angeles Times
When it comes to evolution, bigger might really be better. A team of Stanford scientists analyzing the body sizes of marine mammals over nearly 550 million years have found that average body size has increased 150-fold. The findings, published in the journal ...
As animals evolve, they grow largerDaily Mail
Evolution Made Some Sea Creatures Bigger, Say ResearchersDaily Science Journal
Evolution Favors Larger Marine AnimalsDesign & Trend
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Los Angeles Times
When it comes to evolution, bigger might really be better. A team of Stanford scientists analyzing the body sizes of marine mammals over nearly 550 million years have found that average body size has increased 150-fold. The findings, published in the journal ...
As animals evolve, they grow larger
Evolution Made Some Sea Creatures Bigger, Say Researchers
Evolution Favors Larger Marine Animals
Youth Health Magzine
You Can Get Sun Damage at Night
Youth Health Magzine
It won't be long before the sun makes itself extremely visible, but don't get too eager with sunbathing just yet. According to a new study, you can still suffer from sun damage even during dark. Many people believe that sun damage caused by harmful UV rays ...
Sunlight continues to damage skin in the darkNational Monitor
Sun Could Cause Cancer For Four Hours Even In The DarkNews Every day
Skin Damage Possible Even in the DarkNature World News
Gizmodo Australia
Design & Trend
HCPLive
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Youth Health Magzine
It won't be long before the sun makes itself extremely visible, but don't get too eager with sunbathing just yet. According to a new study, you can still suffer from sun damage even during dark. Many people believe that sun damage caused by harmful UV rays ...
Sunlight continues to damage skin in the dark
Sun Could Cause Cancer For Four Hours Even In The Dark
Skin Damage Possible Even in the Dark
The Space Reporter
NASA and ESA telescopes trace ultra-strong winds blowing from black holes
The Space Reporter
The powerful winds are so strong that they can hinder star formation in the host galaxy. According to a NASA statement, telescopes have revealed for the first time that powerful winds emanate from black holes in all directions. These winds are so tremendous ...
Telescopes give shape to furious black hole windsNational Monitor
Ferocious Black Hole Winds Prevents New Stars FormingDesign & Trend
Black hole's blast stunts birth of starsBBC News
Washington Post
Fox News
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The Space Reporter
The powerful winds are so strong that they can hinder star formation in the host galaxy. According to a NASA statement, telescopes have revealed for the first time that powerful winds emanate from black holes in all directions. These winds are so tremendous ...
Telescopes give shape to furious black hole winds
Ferocious Black Hole Winds Prevents New Stars Forming
Black hole's blast stunts birth of stars
The Independent
The man behind the Mars One expedition on organising 'one of the biggest ...
The Independent
In 1997 a young Dutch student had a dream. “I saw the pictures beamed back from Mars by Nasa's Sojourner rover,” Bas Lansdorp, now 37, remembers, “and I just had the feeling that I wanted to go there myself and explore.” Now Mr Lansdorp, who is the ...
Mars One finalist shares dream about starting human colony on Red PlanetScience Recorder
Mars contestant: 'Why wouldn't you want to go?'WTOP
100 People in the Running for One-Way Trip to MarsDiscovery News
Mail & Guardian Online
PC Magazine
TIME
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The Independent
In 1997 a young Dutch student had a dream. “I saw the pictures beamed back from Mars by Nasa's Sojourner rover,” Bas Lansdorp, now 37, remembers, “and I just had the feeling that I wanted to go there myself and explore.” Now Mr Lansdorp, who is the ...
Mars One finalist shares dream about starting human colony on Red Planet
Mars contestant: 'Why wouldn't you want to go?'
100 People in the Running for One-Way Trip to Mars
CNET
Hawking: Stop being so aggressive, humans, or we're finished
CNET
Technically Incorrect: Speaking at London's Science Museum, famed physicist Stephen Hawking insists that humans must change their ways and dedicate more to space travel if we want to survive. by Chris Matyszczyk · @ChrisMatyszczyk; 21 February 2015, ...
HAWKING ALERT: Leave planet Earth, find a new home. Stupid humansThe Register
The survival of the human race depends on space travel, says Stephen HawkingDaily Mail
Stephen Hawking: aggression 'threatens to destroy us all'Al-Arabiya
International Business Times UK
The Independent
Cambridge News
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CNET
Technically Incorrect: Speaking at London's Science Museum, famed physicist Stephen Hawking insists that humans must change their ways and dedicate more to space travel if we want to survive. by Chris Matyszczyk · @ChrisMatyszczyk; 21 February 2015, ...
HAWKING ALERT: Leave planet Earth, find a new home. Stupid humans
The survival of the human race depends on space travel, says Stephen Hawking
Stephen Hawking: aggression 'threatens to destroy us all'
Mirror.co.uk
Curiosity's Tools May Cause Organics on Mars to Self-Destruct
NBCNews.com
Curiosity's experiments on Martian soil may be inadvertently eliminating traces of organics, British researchers reported this week. One of the compounds the rover is on the lookout for is jarosite, a mineral associated with conditions potentially suitable for life.
Searching for signs of Mars life could destroy themNew Scientist
Curiosity rover could be destroying signs of life on Mars, researchers sayTechie News
Mineral that has implications for Mars mission identifiedZee News
(e) Science News
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NBCNews.com
Curiosity's experiments on Martian soil may be inadvertently eliminating traces of organics, British researchers reported this week. One of the compounds the rover is on the lookout for is jarosite, a mineral associated with conditions potentially suitable for life.
Searching for signs of Mars life could destroy them
Curiosity rover could be destroying signs of life on Mars, researchers say
Mineral that has implications for Mars mission identified
Post-Bulletin
Starwatch: Planets are the current stars of the night sky
Post-Bulletin
Even though Valentine's Day is behind us, love and war have drawn even closer to each other in the low western twilight and very early evening sky. Have you seen the great celestial show the last several weeks? The very bright Venus, named after the ...
Venus and Mars ConjunctionWMDT
Venus, Mars, moon set to dance in night sky this weekendWTSP 10 News
Why is Venus the brightest planet?Tucson News Now
MassLive.com
Peterborough Examiner
Boing Boing
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Post-Bulletin
Even though Valentine's Day is behind us, love and war have drawn even closer to each other in the low western twilight and very early evening sky. Have you seen the great celestial show the last several weeks? The very bright Venus, named after the ...
Venus and Mars Conjunction
Venus, Mars, moon set to dance in night sky this weekend
Why is Venus the brightest planet?
Science Codex
Evolving a bigger brain with human DNA
Science Codex
The size of the human brain expanded dramatically during the course of evolution, imparting us with unique capabilities to use abstract language and do complex math. But how did the human brain get larger than that of our closest living relative, the ...
Small DNA changes separate chimp and human brainsLos Angeles Times
Scientists Identify DNA That Makes Human Brains Grow BiggerTech Times
Crucial DNA That Makes Human Brains Bigger than Chimps DiscoveredNews Every day
Business Standard
Washington Post (blog)
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Science Codex
The size of the human brain expanded dramatically during the course of evolution, imparting us with unique capabilities to use abstract language and do complex math. But how did the human brain get larger than that of our closest living relative, the ...
Small DNA changes separate chimp and human brains
Scientists Identify DNA That Makes Human Brains Grow Bigger
Crucial DNA That Makes Human Brains Bigger than Chimps Discovered
Scientists behind Rosetta comet landing hope mission inspires next generation
The Age
The European Space Agency's senior science adviser Mark McCaughrean and head of missions operations Paolo Ferri at CSIRO Discovery Centre ahead of a presentation on the Rosetta mission. Photo: Graham Tidy. Inspiring a strong response from the ...
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The Age
The European Space Agency's senior science adviser Mark McCaughrean and head of missions operations Paolo Ferri at CSIRO Discovery Centre ahead of a presentation on the Rosetta mission. Photo: Graham Tidy. Inspiring a strong response from the ...
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