en-za-hotdailynews: 2015-03-28 South Africa Science

Earth Hour 2015 celebrations at Sindh Assembly
Daily Times
KARACHI: WWF-Pakistan will celebrate one of its world's largest symbolic environmental movements, Earth Hour, today (Saturday), with a candles lighting ceremony at Sindh Assembly. Pakistan will join 172 countries and territories, and more than 7,000 ...

Lights out tonight for energy conservation   Hamilton Spectator
Six of the best ways to enjoy Earth Hour   Epping Forest Guardian
Lights off tonight to mark Earth Hour   The Hindu
News24
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Astronauts Dock With Space Station for 1-Year Mission
New York Times
BAIKONUR, Kazakhstan — The capsule carrying a Russian and an American who are to spend a year away from Earth docked Saturday with the International Space Station. Mikhail Kornienko and Scott Kelly are to spend 342 days aboard the orbiting ...

Nasa sends a twin into space for year-long experiment   The Independent
Soyuz spacecraft with Russian, US astronauts docks at ISS   Bangkok Post
US-Russian crew reaches space station for year-long stay   Daily Mail
Chicago Tribune
ABC Online
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What a cluster: When dark matter collides, things get weird
Los Angeles Times
Dark matter just got a shade more mysterious. Scientists studying a smashup between giant clusters of galaxies have watched how each cluster's dark matter passes through the collision – and found that it seems to contradict certain theories of how dark ...

Dark matter is apparently 'darker' than we thought   Washington Post
Dark matter 'ghosts' through galactic smash-ups   BBC News
The galaxy collisions that shed light on unseen parallel Universe   The Independent
Ars Technica
Discovery News
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Arctic Ice on the Decline: Researchers
American Register
A new study that is published in t he journal Science combines satellite data in order to track the health of Antarctica's floating ice shelves. The study shows that the ice has decreased as much as 18 percent over the past two decades. It provides a longer ...

Increasing Antarctic Ice Shelves Melt Could Increase Sea Levels By 10 Feet ...   Design & Trend
West Antarctic ice shelves declining more rapidly in the last decade   National Monitor
Antarctica Responding To Climate Change, New Study Revealed   STGIST
New York Times
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3D-Printed Bionic Ants And Butterflies As Industrious And Beautiful As Real Ones
Tech Times
Festo is ready to unveil a new generation of robotic insects, but how much are they like their namesakes? (Photo : Festo). Bionic ants and butterflies produced on a 3D printer are just as beautiful — and industrious — as their counterparts in the natural world.
These 3D-Printed Ants Could Be The Factory Workers Of The Future   Gizmodo Australia
3D Printers Produce Bionic Ants for Factories of the Future   Newsweek
Festo unleashes new robotic swarm of ants and butterflies   CNET
Popular Mechanics
Discovery News
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Some Republicans Step Back from GOP Climate Change Wrecking Ball
Huffington Post
Senate Republican leaders had been eyeing a raft of votes into the wee hours Friday as a chance to put a spike in the heart of President Obama's plan to confront the dangers of climate change. Things didn't go quite as planned. Seven Republicans joined all ...

Global warming deal lies in Delhi not Paris as debate heats up   Telegraph.co.uk
How Idealism, Expressed in Concrete Steps, Can Fight Climate Change   New York Times
Climate Change Cap Must be Lowered to 1.5C, Warns Expert   SciDev.Net
GazetteNET
Science Times
New Scientist
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Pandas are more sociable that thought after study
Daily Mail
They are one of the rarest bears on Earth, and little is known about their private lives. However, reclusive giant pandas may not be quite as solitary as we thought. Researchers say that in fact, they can be sociable. Scroll down for video. Alright, mate! Reclusive ...

Pandas Hang out in Packs out in the Wild: Study   American Register
A peek at the secret life of pandas   Chicago Daily News
A Glimpse into the Secret Life of Giant Pandas   Nature World News
Belfast Telegraph
Science Times
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New lobster-like predator found in 508 million-year-old fossil-rich site
Chicago Daily News
What do butterflies, spiders and lobsters have in frequent? They are all surviving relatives of a newly identified species named Yawunik kootenayi, a marine creature with two pairs of eyes and prominent grasping appendages that lived as a great deal as 508.
Ancient Lobster-Like Predator Was Local To Canadian Waters   Science World Report
Fossils of Lobster-like Creature Discovered   American Register
Ancient Four-Eyed Predator Wielded Wicked Toothy Claws   NBCNews.com
Live Science
CBC.ca
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Mexico is first emerging market to commit to greenhouse gas reductions
Washington Post
Mexico vowed Friday to slash its output of greenhouse gases and make 2026 its peak emissions year, an ambitious goal and the first one submitted by an emerging-market country in the runup to December's global climate conference in Paris. Mexico said it ...

Mexico Pledges To Hit Peak Emissions By 2026   Huffington Post
Mexico pledges 25% cut in greenhouse gas emissions   Sydney Morning Herald
Mexico Announces Ambitious Climate Target   InsideClimate News
The Tand D.com
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2 more Galileo satellites launched from French Guiana for EU
Washington Post
KOUROU, French Guiana — A rocket fired from French Guiana has launched two Galileo satellites for the European Space Agency as the European Union continues to expand its global navigation system. Arianespace says the seventh and eighth Galileo ...

Europe resumes Galileo satnav deployment   The Sun Daily
Two for two! Flight of Galileo navigational satellites marks dual launches of ...   SpaceFlight Insider
Europe poised to launch navigation satellites just after mishap   New York Recorder

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