en-za-hotdailynews: 2015-03-24 South Africa Science

'Terminator' inspires rise of a 3D printer
Independent Online
Washington - In an iconic scene in the movie Terminator 2, the robotic villain the T-1000 rises fully formed from a puddle of metallic goo. The newest innovation in 3D printing looks pretty similar, and that's no mistake: its creators were inspired by that very ...

Carbon3D liquid resin 3D printer is seriously fast, and cool   gearburn
3-D printing may soon get speedy thanks to a bit of oxygen chemistry -- science ...   OregonLive.com
The Untapped Potential of 3-D Printing   Bioscience Technology
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Message From Achim Steiner On the International Day of Forests
AllAfrica.com
Nairobi — On problems, challenges, our responsibilities and above all the opportunities that forests provide for our common future. Tomorrow we are celebrating International Day of Forests. This is an occasion to focus not only on forests, but on the things that ...

Jagger: 'We are at a tipping point'   Deutsche Welle

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Curiosity Rover finds fresh ingredients for life on Mars
National Monitor
Scientists have suspected for a while now that Mars hosted life in the distant past, and since we've landed the Curiosity rover we've only found evidence in support of this theory. The most recent advancement in this field is the discovery of nitrates in the rock ...

NASA's Curiosity rover finds evidence of life on Mars   Nature World Report
NASA's Curiosity Rover Finds Fresh Signs of Ingredients for Life on Mars   FOX40
Mars colonist candidate expresses grave doubts about mission   Washington Post
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'Largest ever asteroid impact' found in Australia
BBC News
Scientists in Australia have discovered what they say is the largest asteroid impact area ever found. The 400-kilometre (250-mile) wide area is buried deep in the earth's crust and consists of two separate impact scars. The team behind the discovery, from the ...

Australia's record-breaking asteroid   NEWS.com.au
The world's largest asteroid impacts have been found in Australia   Irish Examiner
Scientists shocked: Largest meteor crater ever discovered in Australian Outback   Nature World Report
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Super-salamander with 'toilet-seat' head terrorised Earth 200 million years ago
Telegraph.co.uk
A previously undiscovered species of crocodile-like amphibian that lived during the rise of dinosaurs was among Earth's top predators more than 200 million years ago, scientists at Edinburgh University have found. Palaeontologists identified the prehistoric ...

'Monster salamanders' found in fossilised mass grave   BBC News
Fossil hunters discover new giant ancient predator   The Guardian
Fossil of monstrous fish-eating amphibian unearthed   Science News
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Herald Sun
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Jupiter might have wrecked the first version of our solar system
Washington Post
Dangit, Jupiter. Or maybe thanks? I'm not sure how to feel about this one. According to a study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, our solar system may once have been populated by a whole different set of planets ...

Young Jupiter wiped out solar system's early inner planets, study says   Los Angeles Times
Did Jupiter Smash Solar System's First Earthlike Planets?   NBCNews.com
Once-wild Jupiter may explain our unusual solar system   Daily Democrat
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American Register
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Boeing patents force deflector fields
NEWS.com.au
LOCK S-foils in attack position: We're about to switch our deflector shields on — if a Boeing patent produces the goods. From Star Trek to Star Wars, Dune to Dr Who, force fields are a staple of science fiction. But Boeing thinks there may be more to it than ...

Boeing Receives Patent for a Force Field that Protects US Military Vehicles from ...   Yibada (English Edition)
Boeing receives first-ever patent in force field technology   Science Recorder
Boeing's Futuristic Force Field May Deflect Potential Damage From Explosion ...   Tech Times
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Paris imposes car curbing measures to fight the smog
BBC News
Paris has imposed drastic measures on drivers to cut pollution and, according to the city authorities, they are working. Only cars with odd-numbered registration plates were allowed into the capital on Monday in a bid to cut dangerous levels of smog.
Paris sees traffic ban as pollution solution   Chicago Tribune
Paris chokes on pollution; City of Light becomes City of Haze   Los Angeles Times
Driving ban on half Paris motorists after air pollution briefly tops Shanghai   Telegraph.co.uk
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Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation Shows 10 Years Of Changing UK ...
Science 2.0
A 10 year project to observe and analyze regular data about ocean circulation and how it impacts on Britain's climate has provided new insight into Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a major system of currents in the North Atlantic. 10 years is ...

Climate change messing with Atlantic Gulf Stream: study   Business Spectator
Share this story   Courier Mail
Gulf Stream is slowing down faster than ever, scientists say   The Independent
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Scientists bring mammoth genes back from extinction
Stuff.co.nz
Woolly mammoths could walk the tundra again after over 3000 years of extinction, the Independent reports. Scientists at Harvard University have spliced mammoth DNA into living elephant cells, creating the possibility of bringing back the long-extinct animal.
Scientists Are Closer to Recreating the Woolly Mammoth   IGN
Woolly mammoth could be revived after scientists paste DNA into elephant's ...   The Independent
Scientists splice mammoth genes into unsuspecting elephant   The Register
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