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S. Africa basks in scientific glory
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Professor Adam Habib, holds a reconstruction of Homo naledi presented during the announcement made in Magaliesburg, South Africa, in this Sept. 10, 2015 photo. (AP). REUTERS. Published — Thursday 17 September 2015. Last update 16 September ...
Palm to Palm with an Ancient Human RelativeThe New Yorker
Homo naledi's Nike-Ready FootNational Geographic
Critics Question Homo Naledi Fossil Find in South AfricaNBCNews.com
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Professor Adam Habib, holds a reconstruction of Homo naledi presented during the announcement made in Magaliesburg, South Africa, in this Sept. 10, 2015 photo. (AP). REUTERS. Published — Thursday 17 September 2015. Last update 16 September ...
Palm to Palm with an Ancient Human Relative
Homo naledi's Nike-Ready Foot
Critics Question Homo Naledi Fossil Find in South Africa
South African Broadcasting Corporation
African expert, scientist debate Homo-Naledi
South African Broadcasting Corporation
The Founding President of the Kara Heritage Institute, Dr Mathole Motshekga, says a recent discovery of a new species is fuelling racial ideologies. A new human species was revealed at the Cradle of Humankind on Gauteng's West Rand, called the ...
Science and religious faith are not compatible - the one negates the other.News24
Watch: Homo naledi - science, religion, and racism tackledBusinessTech
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South African Broadcasting Corporation
The Founding President of the Kara Heritage Institute, Dr Mathole Motshekga, says a recent discovery of a new species is fuelling racial ideologies. A new human species was revealed at the Cradle of Humankind on Gauteng's West Rand, called the ...
Science and religious faith are not compatible - the one negates the other.
Watch: Homo naledi - science, religion, and racism tackled
The Independent
Scientists have discovered a deadly new species of 'death adder' in Australia
The Independent
Scientists have discovered a new type of snake - the comfortingly-named Kimberley death adder - in an isolated region of Western Australia. The snake was discovered by a group of scientists from the UK and Australia, and measures around 50cm long.
Yet another deadly snake species discovered in AustraliaThe Guardian
New deadly snake – Kimberley death adder - discovered in AustraliaIrish Independent
New species of deadly 'sit-and-wait' snake discovered in AustraliaTelegraph.co.uk
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The Independent
Scientists have discovered a new type of snake - the comfortingly-named Kimberley death adder - in an isolated region of Western Australia. The snake was discovered by a group of scientists from the UK and Australia, and measures around 50cm long.
Yet another deadly snake species discovered in Australia
New deadly snake – Kimberley death adder - discovered in Australia
New species of deadly 'sit-and-wait' snake discovered in Australia
Sci-Tech Today
NASA Astronaut Hits Halfway Point of Yearlong Spaceflight
Sci-Tech Today
Space station astronaut Scott Kelly [pictured left] is halfway home. Kelly marked the midway point of his yearlong space mission Tuesday. He's sharing the voyage with Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko [pictured right]; the two experienced fliers ...
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Sci-Tech Today
Space station astronaut Scott Kelly [pictured left] is halfway home. Kelly marked the midway point of his yearlong space mission Tuesday. He's sharing the voyage with Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko [pictured right]; the two experienced fliers ...
Sydney Morning Herald
World Wide Fund for Nature says nearly half the world's marine animals wiped ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Humanity's mismanagement of the ocean has led to the loss of almost half the world's marine mammals, birds, reptiles and fish in a single generation, a World Wide Fund for Nature report says. The emergency edition of WWF's Living Blue Planet Report ...
Oceans on brink of collapse, says WWFTimes LIVE
Half of marine life wiped out in 40 years: WWFThe News International
Here's some bad news for fans of tuna and mackerelFortune
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Sydney Morning Herald
Humanity's mismanagement of the ocean has led to the loss of almost half the world's marine mammals, birds, reptiles and fish in a single generation, a World Wide Fund for Nature report says. The emergency edition of WWF's Living Blue Planet Report ...
Oceans on brink of collapse, says WWF
Half of marine life wiped out in 40 years: WWF
Here's some bad news for fans of tuna and mackerel
iAfrica.com
Black holes locked in fierce tangle
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Researchers have discovered two possible black holes locked in a close dance, spewing out an odd light signal. The discovery was made using information from NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX) and the Hubble Space Telescope. The duo, called ...
Funky Light Signal From Colliding Black Holes ExplainedSpace Fellowship
Astrophysicist to discuss Hubble Telescope in New OxfordEvening Sun (subscription)
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Researchers have discovered two possible black holes locked in a close dance, spewing out an odd light signal. The discovery was made using information from NASA's Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX) and the Hubble Space Telescope. The duo, called ...
Funky Light Signal From Colliding Black Holes Explained
Astrophysicist to discuss Hubble Telescope in New Oxford
Air pollution kills 3.3 million a year globally, but much of it traced to ...
Yorkton This Week (press release)
WASHINGTON - Air pollution is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, according to a new study that includes this surprise: Farming plays a large role in smog and soot deaths in industrial nations. Scientists in Germany, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia and ...
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Yorkton This Week (press release)
WASHINGTON - Air pollution is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, according to a new study that includes this surprise: Farming plays a large role in smog and soot deaths in industrial nations. Scientists in Germany, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia and ...
Toronto Star
NASA confirms ocean covers Saturn's moon Enceladus
Toronto Star
Scientists have long suspected that Enceladus, Saturn's sixth-largest moon, has an ocean sloshing between its rocky core and icy crust. Now NASA scientists say that they've confirmed that the ocean covers the entire moon. A paper published this week in ...
Global ocean discovered under Saturn's moon Enceladus' icy crust, researchers sayThe Pasadena Star-News
Ocean found on Saturn's mooniAfrica.com
Astronomers find Saturn's moon has an ocean underneath its entireDaily Times
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Toronto Star
Scientists have long suspected that Enceladus, Saturn's sixth-largest moon, has an ocean sloshing between its rocky core and icy crust. Now NASA scientists say that they've confirmed that the ocean covers the entire moon. A paper published this week in ...
Global ocean discovered under Saturn's moon Enceladus' icy crust, researchers say
Ocean found on Saturn's moon
Astronomers find Saturn's moon has an ocean underneath its entire
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Air pollution could kill 6.6 million people a year by 2050 | Reuters
Firstpost
LONDON Air contaminated with pollutants such as ozone and tiny particles could cause the premature death of about 6.6 million people a year by 2050 if nothing is done to improve air quality, scientists warned on Wednesday. In a study published in the ...
Air pollution kills 3.3 million worldwide, may double: StudyTODAYonline
Millions dying around the world due to air pollutionKLFY
Air Pollution Deaths Will Double by 2050, Study SuggestsI4U News
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Firstpost
LONDON Air contaminated with pollutants such as ozone and tiny particles could cause the premature death of about 6.6 million people a year by 2050 if nothing is done to improve air quality, scientists warned on Wednesday. In a study published in the ...
Air pollution kills 3.3 million worldwide, may double: Study
Millions dying around the world due to air pollution
Air Pollution Deaths Will Double by 2050, Study Suggests
Wall Street Journal
NASA's Deep Space Exploration Program Faces Probable Delay
Wall Street Journal
NASA said the first manned flight of its Orion capsule, a deep-space vehicle intended to eventually allow human exploration of Mars, is likely to be delayed by two years to 2023. National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials revealed that ...
Orion astronaut flight faces delay to 2023BBC News
NASA delays first manned flight for its Mars spacecraft until 2023RT
First manned test flight of new deep-space capsule likely delayed – NASAReuters
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Wall Street Journal
NASA said the first manned flight of its Orion capsule, a deep-space vehicle intended to eventually allow human exploration of Mars, is likely to be delayed by two years to 2023. National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials revealed that ...
Orion astronaut flight faces delay to 2023
NASA delays first manned flight for its Mars spacecraft until 2023
First manned test flight of new deep-space capsule likely delayed – NASA
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