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Universities unite to boost SKA
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Three South African universities have teamed up to address the shortage of data scientists, who are required for the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project. Demand for these skills in SA is set to increase when the SKA radio telescope goes live. Data ...
Three SA universities team up to address the SKA's big data challengeshtxt.africa
Star gazing: World's largest radio telescope establishes R50m University ...BizNews
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Three South African universities have teamed up to address the shortage of data scientists, who are required for the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project. Demand for these skills in SA is set to increase when the SKA radio telescope goes live. Data ...
Three SA universities team up to address the SKA's big data challenges
Star gazing: World's largest radio telescope establishes R50m University ...
The Nation
South African team uncovers answers to the origin of turtles
South Africa.info
Professor Gaberial Bever and the research team at Wits University's internationally respected Evolutionary Studies Institute (ESI), believe their detailed analysis of the skulls of Eunotosaurus africanus confirms a definite link between pre-dinosaur ...
Wits Study: Early turtles had a 'quicker bite'Eyewitness News
South African fossil unlocks secrets of the turtle's skullTimes LIVE
Odd ancient lizard-like reptile called earliest-known turtleThe Nation
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South Africa.info
Professor Gaberial Bever and the research team at Wits University's internationally respected Evolutionary Studies Institute (ESI), believe their detailed analysis of the skulls of Eunotosaurus africanus confirms a definite link between pre-dinosaur ...
Wits Study: Early turtles had a 'quicker bite'
South African fossil unlocks secrets of the turtle's skull
Odd ancient lizard-like reptile called earliest-known turtle
Independent Online
Monkey tibia found in underwater cave
Independent Online
Cape Town - A team of cave divers exploring an underwater cave in the Dominican Republic has discovered a fossilised tibia of a monkey that scientists said is about a million years old, embedded in the limestone rock of the cave. Cave divers Cristian ...
1m-yr-old monkey fossil discovered in underwater caveBusiness Standard
Million-Year-Old Monkey from the Caribbean Sheds Light on Human EvolutionScience World Report
The million year old monkey: New evidence confirms the antiquity of fossil primatePhys.Org
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Independent Online
Cape Town - A team of cave divers exploring an underwater cave in the Dominican Republic has discovered a fossilised tibia of a monkey that scientists said is about a million years old, embedded in the limestone rock of the cave. Cave divers Cristian ...
1m-yr-old monkey fossil discovered in underwater cave
Million-Year-Old Monkey from the Caribbean Sheds Light on Human Evolution
The million year old monkey: New evidence confirms the antiquity of fossil primate
Bulletin Leader
NZ's climate target 'inadequate'
Bulletin Leader
So far, 56 governments have submitted pledges, known as Intended Nationally Determined Contributions or INDCs, to a United Nations roster that will form the backbone of a universal climate-rescue pact to be inked in Paris in December. Progress has also ...
Facing the Future - The Significance of Intended Nationally Determined ...AllAfrica.com
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Bulletin Leader
So far, 56 governments have submitted pledges, known as Intended Nationally Determined Contributions or INDCs, to a United Nations roster that will form the backbone of a universal climate-rescue pact to be inked in Paris in December. Progress has also ...
Facing the Future - The Significance of Intended Nationally Determined ...
TIME
At UN climate talks, growing frustration at "snail's pace"
Reuters Africa
BONN, Germany, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The "snail's pace" of progress on an agreement to combat climate change caused widening unease at U.N. negotiations on Friday, with time fast running out before a Paris summit at which a global accord is due to be ...
Crunch UN climate talks enter fraught final dayNews24
Climate Change Negotiators Are Undeterred by Slow ProgressTIME
Frustration, and maybe progress, as Paris climate talks nearChristian Science Monitor
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Reuters Africa
BONN, Germany, Sept 4 (Reuters) - The "snail's pace" of progress on an agreement to combat climate change caused widening unease at U.N. negotiations on Friday, with time fast running out before a Paris summit at which a global accord is due to be ...
Crunch UN climate talks enter fraught final day
Climate Change Negotiators Are Undeterred by Slow Progress
Frustration, and maybe progress, as Paris climate talks near
The Register
BEELION-dollar lasso snaps, NASA mapper blind in one eye
The Register
The active radar portion of the “spinning lasso” antenna attached to NASA's SMAP satellite, launched in January, has stopped functioning and can't be recovered. Luckily for the space agency, it doesn't put an end to the entire near-billion-dollar ...
Key radar fails on $1 billion NASA satellite monitoring climate changeRaw Story
NASA Soil Moisture Radar Ends Operations, Mission Science ContinuesThe FINANCIAL
September 3, 2015 in News: Radar on NASA's SMAP Earth observing satellite ...Spaceflight Now
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The Register
The active radar portion of the “spinning lasso” antenna attached to NASA's SMAP satellite, launched in January, has stopped functioning and can't be recovered. Luckily for the space agency, it doesn't put an end to the entire near-billion-dollar ...
Key radar fails on $1 billion NASA satellite monitoring climate change
NASA Soil Moisture Radar Ends Operations, Mission Science Continues
September 3, 2015 in News: Radar on NASA's SMAP Earth observing satellite ...
Christian Science Monitor
Scientists hunt for clues in mysterious deaths of 60000 antelopes in four days
Christian Science Monitor
Researchers have clues that might explain why thousands of saiga, an endangered antelope, died suddenly. By Tia Ghose, Livescience.com September 4, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. In May, nearly half of all the saigas, a critically endangered ...
Scientists baffled as 60000 antelopes die off in 4 daysAmeriPublications
Endangered Antelopes Dropped Dead In Four DaysKRWG News22
Signs of the Times? 60000 Antelopes Mysteriously Die in Four DaysCharisma News
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Christian Science Monitor
Researchers have clues that might explain why thousands of saiga, an endangered antelope, died suddenly. By Tia Ghose, Livescience.com September 4, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. In May, nearly half of all the saigas, a critically endangered ...
Scientists baffled as 60000 antelopes die off in 4 days
Endangered Antelopes Dropped Dead In Four Days
Signs of the Times? 60000 Antelopes Mysteriously Die in Four Days
Nature World Report
This is why there are no more lions
Nature World Report
t's a surprising finding that suggests a level of organizational structure and function in ecosystems that had not previously been recognized. A new study has found that the number of predators such as lions declines relative to their prey when there ...
Study reveals Why There aren't more LionsRapid News Network
Why Lions are Less than Expected? New Study Reveals a Surprising Law of NatureI4U News
Study explains lack of lions with predator to prey ratioAmeriPublications
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Nature World Report
t's a surprising finding that suggests a level of organizational structure and function in ecosystems that had not previously been recognized. A new study has found that the number of predators such as lions declines relative to their prey when there ...
Study reveals Why There aren't more Lions
Why Lions are Less than Expected? New Study Reveals a Surprising Law of Nature
Study explains lack of lions with predator to prey ratio
The Nation
3-men crew reaches ISS
The Nation
A Russian Soyuz spaceship safely delivered a three-man international crew, including Denmark's first astronaut, to the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday, a day after having had to manoeuvre to avoid colliding with space debris. The Soyuz TMA ...
Soyuz docks with station, boosting crew to nineCBS News
Spacecraft carrying three crew docks at International Space StationIrish Independent
Project Thor: Denmark's first astronaut arrives at International Space Station ...Telegraph.co.uk
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The Nation
A Russian Soyuz spaceship safely delivered a three-man international crew, including Denmark's first astronaut, to the International Space Station (ISS) on Friday, a day after having had to manoeuvre to avoid colliding with space debris. The Soyuz TMA ...
Soyuz docks with station, boosting crew to nine
Spacecraft carrying three crew docks at International Space Station
Project Thor: Denmark's first astronaut arrives at International Space Station ...
The Nation
Intel putting $50m into quantum research
The Nation
US chip colossus Intel on Thursday said that it will put $50 million and engineering resources into an alliance on quantum computing that could radically advance complex problem-solving. Intel Corporation plans a 10-year collaboration with Delft ...
Intel invests $50 mn in quantum computing researchFirstpost
Quantum Computing: From Theory To RealityForbes
Goodbye Moore's Law! Intel invests $50 million into quantum computing partnershipFortune
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The Nation
US chip colossus Intel on Thursday said that it will put $50 million and engineering resources into an alliance on quantum computing that could radically advance complex problem-solving. Intel Corporation plans a 10-year collaboration with Delft ...
Intel invests $50 mn in quantum computing research
Quantum Computing: From Theory To Reality
Goodbye Moore's Law! Intel invests $50 million into quantum computing partnership
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