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Climatic change adds 3 minutes to Dooms Day clock
Frontline Desk
Dooms day as we now is just got closer. An update has been made to the Dooms day clock, the world is now three minutes from midnight and the biggest reason is the failure of controlling the climatic conditions especially green house emissions. Based on ...
Doomsday Clock Now Three Minutes To Midnightio9
Doomsday Clock ticks once more, leaving world at 3 minutes to midnightSMN Weekly
The Short List: Doomsday clock ticks again; Brady on Deflategate; today in DavosUSA TODAY
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From Quarks to Quasars
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Frontline Desk
Dooms day as we now is just got closer. An update has been made to the Dooms day clock, the world is now three minutes from midnight and the biggest reason is the failure of controlling the climatic conditions especially green house emissions. Based on ...
Doomsday Clock Now Three Minutes To Midnight
Doomsday Clock ticks once more, leaving world at 3 minutes to midnight
The Short List: Doomsday clock ticks again; Brady on Deflategate; today in Davos
New York Times
Rosetta Finds Out Much About a Comet, Even With a Wayward Lander
New York Times
Photographs and data from the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft have provided an unprecedented close-up examination of a comet, but there is one thing that has not shown up yet: the small lander that bounded to the surface in November.
Rosetta spacecraft raises new questions about comet's originReuters
Rosetta mission findings show a comet with cliffs, basins, 'goose bumps'Los Angeles Times
Rosetta's up-close views of comet: stunning, but puzzlingChristian Science Monitor
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New York Times
Photographs and data from the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft have provided an unprecedented close-up examination of a comet, but there is one thing that has not shown up yet: the small lander that bounded to the surface in November.
Rosetta spacecraft raises new questions about comet's origin
Rosetta mission findings show a comet with cliffs, basins, 'goose bumps'
Rosetta's up-close views of comet: stunning, but puzzling
NPR
Tool making arose earlier among human ancestors
Los Angeles Times
Our ape-like ancestors may have stopped dragging their knuckles and started making tools a half million years earlier than previously thought, according to a new study. Fossils radically alter ideas about the look of man's earliest ancestors. Thomas H. Maugh ...
Human Ancestors May Have Used Tools Half-Million Years Earlier Than ThoughtNational Geographic
Pre-Humans Used Tools with Human-Like Hands: How the Bones Show the ...Tech Times
Tool use in human ancestors may have developed earlier than originally thoughtSMN Weekly
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Los Angeles Times
Our ape-like ancestors may have stopped dragging their knuckles and started making tools a half million years earlier than previously thought, according to a new study. Fossils radically alter ideas about the look of man's earliest ancestors. Thomas H. Maugh ...
Human Ancestors May Have Used Tools Half-Million Years Earlier Than Thought
Pre-Humans Used Tools with Human-Like Hands: How the Bones Show the ...
Tool use in human ancestors may have developed earlier than originally thought
Voice Chronicle
Subglacial lakes in Greenland Are Draining Alarmingly Quick
Voice Chronicle
Scientists have discovered two massive Greenland's Water lakes that have dried up within weeks. The scientists believe that sudden increase in temperature is the major cause behind it. Subglacial lakes are easily found in Antarctica and few studies have ...
Greenland's subglacial lake quickly drained and refill with speed of 57000 ...The Hoops News
Two Lakes Beneath Greenland Ice Disappear Within WeeksViral Global News
Subglacial Lakes May Cause Greenland Ice Sheet to Melt FasterFull-Time Whistle
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Voice Chronicle
Scientists have discovered two massive Greenland's Water lakes that have dried up within weeks. The scientists believe that sudden increase in temperature is the major cause behind it. Subglacial lakes are easily found in Antarctica and few studies have ...
Greenland's subglacial lake quickly drained and refill with speed of 57000 ...
Two Lakes Beneath Greenland Ice Disappear Within Weeks
Subglacial Lakes May Cause Greenland Ice Sheet to Melt Faster
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NASA's Ultimate Space Twin Experiment Ready for Launch
Discovery News
Are identical twins still identical after one spends a year in space? The question is not theoretical, as NASA prepares to return astronaut Scott Kelly to the International Space Station, this time for an unprecedented one-year stay, while his identical twin brother ...
Obama Hails NASA Astronaut Set for 1-Year Space Voyage in State of the UnionSpace.com
Obama Gives Astronaut Scott Kelly and Instagram a Shout-Out In State Of The ...ABC News
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Discovery News
Are identical twins still identical after one spends a year in space? The question is not theoretical, as NASA prepares to return astronaut Scott Kelly to the International Space Station, this time for an unprecedented one-year stay, while his identical twin brother ...
Obama Hails NASA Astronaut Set for 1-Year Space Voyage in State of the Union
Obama Gives Astronaut Scott Kelly and Instagram a Shout-Out In State Of The ...
Astronaut Honored By President Obama During State Of The Union
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NASA assembly takes 100 millionth picture of the sun
National Monitor
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory released its 100 millionth image of the sun. The milestone was accomplished using a device called the Atmospheric Imaging Assembly, which used four telescopes to capture eight images, which were then processed into ...
NASA spacecraft marks 100 millionth photo of the sunChristian Science Monitor
NASA unveils 100-millionth picture of the sunUSA TODAY
100 Million Sun Photos! NASA Spacecraft Hits Shutterbug MilestoneSpace.com
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National Monitor
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory released its 100 millionth image of the sun. The milestone was accomplished using a device called the Atmospheric Imaging Assembly, which used four telescopes to capture eight images, which were then processed into ...
NASA spacecraft marks 100 millionth photo of the sun
NASA unveils 100-millionth picture of the sun
100 Million Sun Photos! NASA Spacecraft Hits Shutterbug Milestone
America Herald
Rare waterproof metal where water droplets simply bounce off [VIDEO]
America Herald
The scientists have developed an extraordinary method that can make metal so resistant to water that the water droplets falling on any such metal sheet simply bounce off just like tiny basketballs. The technique was developed by the physicists at the ...
Scientists have developed a Metal so water-resistant that bounces water drops ...Frontline Desk
Laser-transformed metal so slick that water bounces offCNN
Scientists find way to make metal super-waterproof without chemical coatingThe Week Magazine
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America Herald
The scientists have developed an extraordinary method that can make metal so resistant to water that the water droplets falling on any such metal sheet simply bounce off just like tiny basketballs. The technique was developed by the physicists at the ...
Scientists have developed a Metal so water-resistant that bounces water drops ...
Laser-transformed metal so slick that water bounces off
Scientists find way to make metal super-waterproof without chemical coating
Christian Science Monitor
Rare, crazy-looking shark caught by Australian fisherman
Christian Science Monitor
Of course, from the shark's perspective, it's probably we humans who are the crazy-looking ones. By Tanya Lewis, LiveScience January 22, 2015. close. The bizarre creature was pulled up from a depth of nearly a mile, off the southeastern coast of Australia.
'Horrific' frilled shark makes waves in AustraliaThe Week Magazine
Super Rare (And Horrifying) "Living Fossil" Shark Caught In AustraliaThe Escapist
Super-Rare 'Living Fossil' Shark Caught Off Australian CoastHuffington Post
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Christian Science Monitor
Of course, from the shark's perspective, it's probably we humans who are the crazy-looking ones. By Tanya Lewis, LiveScience January 22, 2015. close. The bizarre creature was pulled up from a depth of nearly a mile, off the southeastern coast of Australia.
'Horrific' frilled shark makes waves in Australia
Super Rare (And Horrifying) "Living Fossil" Shark Caught In Australia
Super-Rare 'Living Fossil' Shark Caught Off Australian Coast
Live Science
Surprise! Fish Lurk in Antarctica's Dark Underworld
Live Science
In a cold and dark underwater world, where a never-ending rain of rocks keeps the seafloor barren, researchers were startled to find fish, crustaceans and jellyfish investigating a submersible camera after drilling through nearly 2,500 feet (740 meters) of ...
See-through fish discovered in deep Antarctic watersSMN Weekly
Scientists find translucent fish living under Antarctic ice shelfUPI.com
Fish Found Living Beneath 2500 Feet of Antarctic Ice | The Weather ChannelThe Weather Channel
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Live Science
In a cold and dark underwater world, where a never-ending rain of rocks keeps the seafloor barren, researchers were startled to find fish, crustaceans and jellyfish investigating a submersible camera after drilling through nearly 2,500 feet (740 meters) of ...
See-through fish discovered in deep Antarctic waters
Scientists find translucent fish living under Antarctic ice shelf
Fish Found Living Beneath 2500 Feet of Antarctic Ice | The Weather Channel
Christian Science Monitor
Scientists race to identify goop on birds along San Francisco Bay shorelines
Christian Science Monitor
Two hundred birds have died, and 315 more have been coated with a gray, sticky, and odorless substance. The affected birds began turning up on San Francisco Bay shorelines about a week ago.
Mystery Goo in San Francisco Bay Area Is Killing BirdsDaily Science Journal
No additional birds likely to be contaminated by mysterious substanceKTVU San Francisco
Science News 2015: Mysterious Substance Kills 200 Birds in San FranciscoChristianity Daily
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Christian Science Monitor
Two hundred birds have died, and 315 more have been coated with a gray, sticky, and odorless substance. The affected birds began turning up on San Francisco Bay shorelines about a week ago.
Mystery Goo in San Francisco Bay Area Is Killing Birds
No additional birds likely to be contaminated by mysterious substance
Science News 2015: Mysterious Substance Kills 200 Birds in San Francisco
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