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It's official: 2014 was the hottest year
Washington Post
Planet Earth set an ominous record last year as global temperatures rose to the highest level since modern measurements began, scientists said Friday in a report that heightened concerns about humanity's growing toll on the natural systems that sustain life.
NASA, NOAA, Pope Francis make climate change hottest topicU-T San Diego
Warm oceans drive hottest year on recordSydney Morning Herald
2014 Breaks Heat Record, Challenging Global Warming SkepticsNew York Times
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Washington Post
Planet Earth set an ominous record last year as global temperatures rose to the highest level since modern measurements began, scientists said Friday in a report that heightened concerns about humanity's growing toll on the natural systems that sustain life.
NASA, NOAA, Pope Francis make climate change hottest topic
Warm oceans drive hottest year on record
2014 Breaks Heat Record, Challenging Global Warming Skeptics
Businessweek
Revealed: Elon Musk's Plan to Build a Space Internet
Businessweek
Because he doesn't have enough going on, Elon Musk—he of Tesla Motors, SpaceX, SolarCity, and the Hyperloop—is launching another project. Musk wants to build a second Internet in space and one day use it to connect people on Mars to the Web.
Elon Musk: Hyperloop test track planned by entrepreneurBBC News
Elon Musk and Richard Branson invest in satellite-Internet venturesLos Angeles Times
With a Hyperloop Test Track, Elon Musk Takes on the Critical Heavy LiftingWired
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Businessweek
Because he doesn't have enough going on, Elon Musk—he of Tesla Motors, SpaceX, SolarCity, and the Hyperloop—is launching another project. Musk wants to build a second Internet in space and one day use it to connect people on Mars to the Web.
Elon Musk: Hyperloop test track planned by entrepreneur
Elon Musk and Richard Branson invest in satellite-Internet ventures
With a Hyperloop Test Track, Elon Musk Takes on the Critical Heavy Lifting
Chinatopix
Trends in Miniaturization
Photonics.com
Exploiting the unusual optical properties of very small objects, quantum-based technologies are starting to revolutionize lasers, solar cells, communications and more. Smaller is often better, as it frequently can reduce the size and weight of gear while cutting ...
Rice sized laser a step forward for quantum-computingNational Monitor
Quantum Computing Laser The Size of A Grain of Rice―Coming To A Screen ...Science Times
Rice Size 'Maser' Provides Huge Boost to Quantum ComputingFull-Time Whistle
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Live Science
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Photonics.com
Exploiting the unusual optical properties of very small objects, quantum-based technologies are starting to revolutionize lasers, solar cells, communications and more. Smaller is often better, as it frequently can reduce the size and weight of gear while cutting ...
Rice sized laser a step forward for quantum-computing
Quantum Computing Laser The Size of A Grain of Rice―Coming To A Screen ...
Rice Size 'Maser' Provides Huge Boost to Quantum Computing
National Post
The Danger The Planet Faces Because Human Instinct Overpowers Human ...
Huffington Post
The numbers are in. 2014 was the hottest year on Earth ever recorded (records go back to 1888). December finished it off as the hottest month ever. 6 of the months last year, in fact, hold that record. The last time a 'coldest month ever' was recorded, was 1916 ...
Image via AP/Andre PennerVICE News
Humans Crossed Four Planetary Boundaries, Study SaysDaily Science Journal
Climate Change, Extinctions Signal Earth in Danger Zone: StudyNBCNews.com
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Huffington Post
The numbers are in. 2014 was the hottest year on Earth ever recorded (records go back to 1888). December finished it off as the hottest month ever. 6 of the months last year, in fact, hold that record. The last time a 'coldest month ever' was recorded, was 1916 ...
Image via AP/Andre Penner
Humans Crossed Four Planetary Boundaries, Study Says
Climate Change, Extinctions Signal Earth in Danger Zone: Study
Daily Science Journal
Humans Might Cause Sea Life Extinction in Future, Scientists Warn
Daily Science Journal
A team of researchers have revealed the alarming possibility of sea life extinction owing to human activities in future. Hundreds of data from various sources have been analyzed before reaching this conclusion. The study report has been published in the ...
Ocean wildlife in danger of extinction, study findsKABC-TV
Wildlife populations in the oceans have been badly damaged by human activityInferse
Preserving the OceansNew York Times
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Daily Science Journal
A team of researchers have revealed the alarming possibility of sea life extinction owing to human activities in future. Hundreds of data from various sources have been analyzed before reaching this conclusion. The study report has been published in the ...
Ocean wildlife in danger of extinction, study finds
Wildlife populations in the oceans have been badly damaged by human activity
Preserving the Oceans
Discovery News
10 Years Later: When Huygens Landed on Titan: Photos
Discovery News
Ten years ago, the European Huygens probe descended through Titan's atmosphere and became the first ever robotic mission to touch down on a world in the outer solar system. During its daring 2 hour, 27 minute descent through the murky atmosphere of ...
Huygens' triumphant ten years on TitanSen (subscription)
10 years after Titan landing, the question remains: we will go again?Science Recorder
Take a Virtual Trip to Titan, 10 Years After Huygens Did ItNBCNews.com
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Spaceflight Now
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Discovery News
Ten years ago, the European Huygens probe descended through Titan's atmosphere and became the first ever robotic mission to touch down on a world in the outer solar system. During its daring 2 hour, 27 minute descent through the murky atmosphere of ...
Huygens' triumphant ten years on Titan
10 years after Titan landing, the question remains: we will go again?
Take a Virtual Trip to Titan, 10 Years After Huygens Did It
Capital OTC
Study: Bar-Headed Geese Use Roller Coaster-Style Flight Strategy
Capital OTC
To Save Energy Bar-Headed Geese Use Roller Coaster-Style Flight Strategy An international team of researchers led by the Bangor University in North Welsh found new interesting facts about the migration strategies employed by bar-headed geese. The new ...
Bar-Headed Geese Save Energy With Their Dangerous Flight PatternsVoice Chronicle
The geese that can conquer Mount EverestBBC News
Geese Fly in Rollercoaster Fashion to Cross the Himalayas - (full-timew)Full-Time Whistle
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Design & Trend
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Capital OTC
To Save Energy Bar-Headed Geese Use Roller Coaster-Style Flight Strategy An international team of researchers led by the Bangor University in North Welsh found new interesting facts about the migration strategies employed by bar-headed geese. The new ...
Bar-Headed Geese Save Energy With Their Dangerous Flight Patterns
The geese that can conquer Mount Everest
Geese Fly in Rollercoaster Fashion to Cross the Himalayas - (full-timew)
Metro
At Least Two More Planets May Exist Beyond Pluto
Discovery News
A new study suggests that at least two more planets are circling the sun far beyond Pluto's orbit. The analysis is based on calculations of bodies located well past Neptune, regions of space that include the Kuiper Belt, the scattered disk and the Oort cloud.
Far Out: Astronomers Say Two Unknown Planets May Lurk Beyond PlutoNBCNews.com
Mysterious Planet X May Really Lurk Undiscovered in Our Solar SystemSpace.com
Two planets beyond Pluto?EarthSky
Smithsonian
Daily News & Analysis
India Today
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Discovery News
A new study suggests that at least two more planets are circling the sun far beyond Pluto's orbit. The analysis is based on calculations of bodies located well past Neptune, regions of space that include the Kuiper Belt, the scattered disk and the Oort cloud.
Far Out: Astronomers Say Two Unknown Planets May Lurk Beyond Pluto
Mysterious Planet X May Really Lurk Undiscovered in Our Solar System
Two planets beyond Pluto?
Zee News
Another Earth may be 500 light years away
W*USA 9
This artist's concept depicts Kepler-186f, the first validated Earth-size planet to orbit a distant star in the habitable zone -- a range of distance from a star where liquid water might pool on the planet's surface. Scientists have now discovered an even closer ...
Scientists are finding more & more planets like the earthEconomic Times
NICK STROBEL: Search for Earth's twin continues for Kepler teamThe Bakersfield Californian
Three-planet discovery paves way for atmospheric study, UH scientists sayThe University of Hawaii Kaleo
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W*USA 9
This artist's concept depicts Kepler-186f, the first validated Earth-size planet to orbit a distant star in the habitable zone -- a range of distance from a star where liquid water might pool on the planet's surface. Scientists have now discovered an even closer ...
Scientists are finding more & more planets like the earth
NICK STROBEL: Search for Earth's twin continues for Kepler team
Three-planet discovery paves way for atmospheric study, UH scientists say
Christian Science Monitor
Privacy advocates say NSA reform doesn't require 'technological magic'
Christian Science Monitor
Just because a new federal report found no software solution to recreate the full scale of current National Security Agency surveillance does not mean that's the right policy, privacy pros say. By Sara Sorcher, Staff writer January 16, 2015. close. President ...
Report: No real substitute for NSA's bulk data collectionGigaom
Another Unsurprising Government Secret Exposed In DEA Phone DatabaseOpposing Views
Software can't replace mass spyingWPTZ The Champlain Valley
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Christian Science Monitor
Just because a new federal report found no software solution to recreate the full scale of current National Security Agency surveillance does not mean that's the right policy, privacy pros say. By Sara Sorcher, Staff writer January 16, 2015. close. President ...
Report: No real substitute for NSA's bulk data collection
Another Unsurprising Government Secret Exposed In DEA Phone Database
Software can't replace mass spying
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