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NASA Spacecraft Get a Closer Look at Dwarf Planets Pluto and Ceres
New York Times
It is small. It is round. It was once a planet, but is now cast off as too diminutive. In March, a NASA spacecraft will arrive there to begin the first close-up examination of a dwarf planet. It is not Pluto. It is instead Ceres, 600 miles wide, the largest of the asteroids ...
NASA's Dawn gets its best glimpse yet of dwarf planet CeresCNET
Ceres in sight: NASA's Dawn spacecraft eyes mysterious dwarf planetLos Angeles Times
NASA's Dawn Mission Status: Probe Closes In On Dwarf Planet CeresInternational Business Times
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New York Times
It is small. It is round. It was once a planet, but is now cast off as too diminutive. In March, a NASA spacecraft will arrive there to begin the first close-up examination of a dwarf planet. It is not Pluto. It is instead Ceres, 600 miles wide, the largest of the asteroids ...
NASA's Dawn gets its best glimpse yet of dwarf planet Ceres
Ceres in sight: NASA's Dawn spacecraft eyes mysterious dwarf planet
NASA's Dawn Mission Status: Probe Closes In On Dwarf Planet Ceres
The Inquisitr
Astro-boffins tune in to weird real-time cosmic radio burst
The Register
The Parkes radio telescope – under a cloud due to budget cuts in Australia – has delivered its first science headline for 2015, giving astronomers their only real-time view so far of the unexplained phenomenon known as the Fast Radio Burst (FRB). FRBs were ...
Cosmic Radio Burst Caught from Outside Our GalaxyScience Times
The discovery of this strange cosmic phenomenon has scientists baffled. Source ...NEWS.com.au
Scientists Observe 'Fast Radio Burst' In Real Time, One Of The Great Mysteries ...International Business Times
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The Register
The Parkes radio telescope – under a cloud due to budget cuts in Australia – has delivered its first science headline for 2015, giving astronomers their only real-time view so far of the unexplained phenomenon known as the Fast Radio Burst (FRB). FRBs were ...
Cosmic Radio Burst Caught from Outside Our Galaxy
The discovery of this strange cosmic phenomenon has scientists baffled. Source ...
Scientists Observe 'Fast Radio Burst' In Real Time, One Of The Great Mysteries ...
Headlines & Global News
Predatory snail uses weaponized insulin to trap its prey
National Monitor
Researchers hope the discovery will allow for advancements in the use of insulin for people. Gallery · The 14 hottest stars in Hollywood · Gallery · 18 jaw-dropping wardrobe malfunctions · The 10 richest rappers of all time · 8 fantastic health benefits of alcohol ...
Snail Uses Unique Form Of Insulin To Stun Unsuspecting PreyHeadlines & Global News
Lifesaving insulin used by Fish-Eating Snails as venomThe Hoops News
Predatory sea snails produce weaponized insulin(e) Science News
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National Monitor
Researchers hope the discovery will allow for advancements in the use of insulin for people. Gallery · The 14 hottest stars in Hollywood · Gallery · 18 jaw-dropping wardrobe malfunctions · The 10 richest rappers of all time · 8 fantastic health benefits of alcohol ...
Snail Uses Unique Form Of Insulin To Stun Unsuspecting Prey
Lifesaving insulin used by Fish-Eating Snails as venom
Predatory sea snails produce weaponized insulin
Science Times
Marine Mammals Can Suffer from Irregular Heartbeats When Diving Deep
Science Times
Researchers from the University of California, Santa Cruz have found that marine mammals like seals and dolphins can suffer from irregular heartbeats when they dive deep in the search for food. According to researchers, who believed they have evidence of ...
Marine Mammals suffer Irregular Heartbeats while they dive deeperWest Texas News
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Do Deep Dives Cause Arrhythmia In Aquatic Mammals?Pioneer News
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Science Times
Researchers from the University of California, Santa Cruz have found that marine mammals like seals and dolphins can suffer from irregular heartbeats when they dive deep in the search for food. According to researchers, who believed they have evidence of ...
Marine Mammals suffer Irregular Heartbeats while they dive deeper
Marine mammals may get arrhythmia from deep dives, study says
Do Deep Dives Cause Arrhythmia In Aquatic Mammals?
NDTV
Humans are Nearly Halfway to Wrecking the Planet
Discovery News
Humans are nearly halfway to damaging the environment so gravely that the Earth will cease to be a “safe operating space” for our species, reports a just-published article in the journal Science. The paper, which is the work of an international team of 18 ...
Humanity Is In The Existential Danger Zone, Study Confirmsio9
Wanton use of phosphorus and nitrogen fertilizers could destroy EarthThe Westside Story
Civilization has crossed 4 out of 9 planetary boundariesWorld Tech Today
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Discovery News
Humans are nearly halfway to damaging the environment so gravely that the Earth will cease to be a “safe operating space” for our species, reports a just-published article in the journal Science. The paper, which is the work of an international team of 18 ...
Humanity Is In The Existential Danger Zone, Study Confirms
Wanton use of phosphorus and nitrogen fertilizers could destroy Earth
Civilization has crossed 4 out of 9 planetary boundaries
Mashable
The Reason It Smells After a Rainfall Was 'Unknown' Until MIT Researchers ...
TheBlaze.com
It's something that everyone has noticed when stepping outside after the first rainfall: a distinct smell. Scientists refer to it as “petrichor” or “a smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather.” “Australian scientists were first ...
MIT scientists use high-speed film to explain the smell left behind by rainFOX CT
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TheBlaze.com
It's something that everyone has noticed when stepping outside after the first rainfall: a distinct smell. Scientists refer to it as “petrichor” or “a smell that frequently accompanies the first rain after a long period of warm, dry weather.” “Australian scientists were first ...
MIT scientists use high-speed film to explain the smell left behind by rain
Study answers why it smells so good after it rains
Petrichor Explained
Kansas City Star
Pope-Climate Change-Conservatives
San Angelo Standard Times
NEW YORK — Conservative distrust of Pope Francis, which has been building in the U.S. throughout his pontificate, is reaching a boiling point over his plan to urge action on climate change — and to do so through a document traditionally used for the most ...
Pope's climate-change stand deepens conservatives' distrustSalt Lake Tribune
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San Angelo Standard Times
NEW YORK — Conservative distrust of Pope Francis, which has been building in the U.S. throughout his pontificate, is reaching a boiling point over his plan to urge action on climate change — and to do so through a document traditionally used for the most ...
Pope's climate-change stand deepens conservatives' distrust
Boston Globe
How a chemical like one in diapers can help scientists doing microscopic research
Washington Post
This idea is not just figuratively in its infancy, it's literally in diapers. A new trick for revealing tiny details under a microscope draws on a technology that helps make disposable diapers so absorbent. It all began when Edward Boyden and colleagues at MIT ...
Sodium Polyacrylate is the Milestone For Improving Nanoscale Tech or Cheap ...Full-Time Whistle
Researchers Improved Nanoscale Imaging with a Compound Used in DiapersDaily Science Journal
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Washington Post
This idea is not just figuratively in its infancy, it's literally in diapers. A new trick for revealing tiny details under a microscope draws on a technology that helps make disposable diapers so absorbent. It all began when Edward Boyden and colleagues at MIT ...
Sodium Polyacrylate is the Milestone For Improving Nanoscale Tech or Cheap ...
Researchers Improved Nanoscale Imaging with a Compound Used in Diapers
MIT Researchers Enlarge Brain Samples for Better Imaging using Diaper ...
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Landing a rocket on a barge is no piece of cake, even for SpaceX
Science Recorder
Trying to land a rocket on a floating barge is like trying to balance a broomstick on your hand while standing still, physicists say. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles. Just $4.99/year. Subscribe. Everyone had ...
SpaceX launches for NASA, no luck with rocket landing at seaSan Antonio Express-News
Why Is It So Difficult to Land a Rocket?Wired
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Science Recorder
Trying to land a rocket on a floating barge is like trying to balance a broomstick on your hand while standing still, physicists say. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles. Just $4.99/year. Subscribe. Everyone had ...
SpaceX launches for NASA, no luck with rocket landing at sea
Why Is It So Difficult to Land a Rocket?
Photos of the Day: SpaceX Rocket Crash-Lands on Ocean Barge
SMN Weekly
Use of Phosphorous and Nitrogen Fertilizers Proved Lethal to Earth
SMN Weekly
In a latest study experts have warned man kind that the Earth is getting closer day by day to a point of no return or if not like that, humans are, at least, bringing the planet earth to a point of irreversible change. The study points out that mankind is getting closer ...
Experts say Phosphorus and Nitrogen Fertilizers compromised Earth's stabilityThe Hoops News
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SMN Weekly
In a latest study experts have warned man kind that the Earth is getting closer day by day to a point of no return or if not like that, humans are, at least, bringing the planet earth to a point of irreversible change. The study points out that mankind is getting closer ...
Experts say Phosphorus and Nitrogen Fertilizers compromised Earth's stability
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