us-hotdailynews: 2014-11-17 U.S. Science

Comet lander: First pictures of Philae 'bounce' released
BBC News
Philae landing The image on the left shows the dust cloud thrown up by the landing. Right: Philae and its shadow. Continue reading the main story. Related Stories. Philae comet lander loses power · Chris Lintott: Elation and woe of comet landing · Philae ...

New images of Philae show it bouncing off comet's surface   Science Recorder
Philae comet landing: images captured by Rosetta spacecraft show probe's ...   ABC Online
Rosetta mission: Philae finally spotted on comet -(NASA)   NFL News and Rumors
Rocky Mount Telegram
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Expected Meteor Shower Disappointments
Dumb-Out
For hundreds of years people have been looking to the skies in mid-November to see a spectacular meteor shower. The Leonid meteor shower that will be visible on the night of November 17th is expected to be unfortunately disappointing this year.
Leonid meteor shower to peak through early part of week: Here's how to see it   Examiner.com
The Leonid Meteor Shower Hits Tonight   Clapway
Watch the Leonid Meteor Shower light up sky Sunday into Monday   UPI.com
Newsweek
Business Insider
The Weather Channel
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$325 Million Deal for Supercomputers Signed by Dept of Energy
The Utah People's Post
Despite its many growth issues, IBM has just landed a major deal when the US Department of Energy signed the #325 million arrangement for the supply of supercomputers. Apart from IBM, other companies such as Mellanox and Nvidia were also included in ...

IBM, NVIDIA and Mellanox is Funded By US Government to build World's Fastest ...   Capitalberg
U.S. Department of Energy Hires Nvidia, IBM To Build Supercomputer   Beta Wired
Oak Ridge to have world's fastest supercomputer in 2017   WBIR-TV
Inferse
The Republic
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5000 Year Old Footprints Found in Denmark
Beta Wired
ancient-footprints-4 Recently discovered in the dried up fjord, or inlet, on the island of Lolland in Denmark was the long-lost evidence of a prehistoric fishing trip made by two sets of humans. About 5,000 years ago, two fisherman waded into the frigid waters of ...

Denmark Found Human Footprints From 5000 Years Ago   Dumb-Out
Discovery of 5000-Year-Old Human Footprints in Denmark Shed Light on Life of ...   Tech Times
Archaeologists find 5000-year-old human footprints   Daily Times
The Hoops News
Chinatopix
Fox News
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Climate Change Will Increase Lightning In The U.S.
Beta Wired
la-sci-sn-lightning-climate-change-20141113-002 A new estimate based on calculations of convective energy and precipitation from future thunderstorms says that lightning strikes in the lower 48 U.S. states will increase about 12% for every degree rise in ...

Study predicts increased frequency of lightning strikes linked to climate change   Examiner.com
Climate Change Could Cause More U.S. Lightning Strikes   WFMY News 2
Global Warming to Trigger More Lightning and Wildfires, Scientists Claim   Viral Global News
Maine News
Boise Weekly
SavingAdvice.com
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Hawaiian Volcano Kalapana Continues to Spew Lava
Beta Wired
Lava-flowing-from-Hawaiian-volcano-threatens-homes-in- The Kilauea volcano in hawaii is continuing to erupt and spew lava all over the island, having already teared its way through its surrounding landscape, it is now going towards the village of Pahoa.
Volcanic molten rock has turned Hawaiian farmland into a sea of black ash   Daily Mail
Watch: Lava oozes through metal fence   Telegraph.co.uk
Kalapana Eruption Continues Path Of Destruction   Dumb-Out
NFL News and Rumors
WICS-TV
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Unraveling Why Some Mammals Kill Off Infants
NFL News and Rumors
In the early 1970s, Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, then a graduate student at Harvard, traveled to India to study Hanuman langurs, monkeys that live in troops, each made up of several females and a male. Editor : Nebilla Benatjia Category : SCIENCE16 Kasım 2014 ...

Some Mammal Species Kill Their Offspring, Why is That?   Beta Wired
Female mammal promiscuity an evolutionary adaptive trait   Science Recorder
Female mammals resort to promiscuity to save offspring   Delhi Daily News
Zee News
Maine News Online
Realty Today
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Student Saved By Science Class Lesson
Beta Wired
aneurysms In Florida, fifth-grade teacher Michelle Digman was new to the school of Pinellas Park Elementary and Tashawn Roberts, a 10-year-old student, was also new. Their meeting saved Tashawn's life with a simple, basic science class demonstration.
School Lesson Saves Florida Student's Life   The Utah People's Post
A Science lesson saved life of 10-year-old Elementary School student in Florida   New Hampshire Voice
Science Lesson Saves Student's Life   Tech Times
PerfScience
WMC Action News 5
Today.com
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Hubble spotted unusual super storms on Uranus surprise scientists
The Hoops News
Typically Uranus is an incredibly boring place. Occasional storms, but typically nothing severe, or extreme. Scientists estimate that once every 7 years a flurry of storms will occasionally be sparked. However, that has made a recent outbreak of activity on the ...

Extreme Storms in Uranus Atmosphere Spotted By Hubble Telescope   Capitalberg
Storms in Uranus Have Experts Puzzled   Beta Wired
Why Are Super Storms Brewing on Uranus?   Tech Times
Examiner.com
PerfScience
Maine News
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