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Neil deGrasse Tyson Expands 'StarTalk' to TV
New York Times
Thick cables snaked across the floor of the Hall of the Universe one recent evening. Not far from a 10-foot-tall pitted tooth of iron known as the Willamette Meteorite, a semicircle of cafe tables was set up. In the corner, behind tables holding video and computer ...
Neil deGrasse Tyson to host 'StarTalk' on Nat GeoNew York Daily News
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New York Times
Thick cables snaked across the floor of the Hall of the Universe one recent evening. Not far from a 10-foot-tall pitted tooth of iron known as the Willamette Meteorite, a semicircle of cafe tables was set up. In the corner, behind tables holding video and computer ...
Neil deGrasse Tyson to host 'StarTalk' on Nat Geo
Neil deGrasse Tyson spices up the Super Bowl with some interesting science facts
Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye dish out the science of the Super Bowl
Chron.com
NASA budget seeks boost for commercial space taxis
Reuters
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. Feb 2 (Reuters) - - NASA wants to hike spending by 50 percent on a program to help two commercial companies develop space taxis to ferry crew to the International Space Station, the agency's 2016 spending plan shows. The move ...
SpaceX targets Sunday launch; will try booster landingUSA TODAY
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Reuters
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. Feb 2 (Reuters) - - NASA wants to hike spending by 50 percent on a program to help two commercial companies develop space taxis to ferry crew to the International Space Station, the agency's 2016 spending plan shows. The move ...
SpaceX targets Sunday launch; will try booster landing
February 3, 2015 in News: Aging Mars rover could be shut down
White House Requests Boosted $18.5 Billion NASA Budget
Science Times
Global Warming Is Causing Population Explosion Of Pink Sea Slugs
Voice Chronicle
According to the researchers, Central and Northern California are seeing too many pink slugs in their waters. The researchers are blaming global warming for the sudden population explosion of these pink sea slugs. Global warming is increasing the ...
Slugs slug Northern California but why so?MicroCap Observer
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Voice Chronicle
According to the researchers, Central and Northern California are seeing too many pink slugs in their waters. The researchers are blaming global warming for the sudden population explosion of these pink sea slugs. Global warming is increasing the ...
Slugs slug Northern California but why so?
Sea Slugs Traveling North as Ocean Temperature Rises
Pink sea slugs stick to Northern California
Pioneer News
ESA Loses Track of Philae Lander
Pioneer News
So, when the Philae lander reached the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko back in November, it began to collect samples, culminating the Rosetta mission which bagan about ten years ago. And then Philae disappeared. Or rather, it went to sleep ...
Philae lander sleeps while scientists wait on its much needed signalMicroCap Observer
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Pioneer News
So, when the Philae lander reached the surface of comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko back in November, it began to collect samples, culminating the Rosetta mission which bagan about ten years ago. And then Philae disappeared. Or rather, it went to sleep ...
Philae lander sleeps while scientists wait on its much needed signal
Scientists Hope The Lost Philae Lander Will Wake In May
The Philae lander could be heard from again in May, says ESA
Christian Science Monitor
Tomorrow Daily 122: Google growing human skin, Jennifer the skiing robot ...
CNET
On today's show, we explain why Google is growing human skin in a lab, watch an adorable robot ski in the name of science, and cheer on NASA as they start collecting data from their SMAP satellite. Transcription not available for Tomorrow Daily 122: ...
LCRA Joins NASA MissionTexas Public Radio
What is the benefit of NASA's soil mapping satellite?National Monitor
Moog Supports Delta 2 of SMAP satelliteSpace Daily
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CNET
On today's show, we explain why Google is growing human skin in a lab, watch an adorable robot ski in the name of science, and cheer on NASA as they start collecting data from their SMAP satellite. Transcription not available for Tomorrow Daily 122: ...
LCRA Joins NASA Mission
What is the benefit of NASA's soil mapping satellite?
Moog Supports Delta 2 of SMAP satellite
Newsweek
Mercury Levels in Ahi Tuna Rise Four Percent Each Year
Newsweek
Concentrations of the heavy metal mercury have been increasing in the surface waters of the northern Pacific Ocean for decades; one recent study showed that these levels jumped by about a third between 1986 and 2006. Perhaps unsurprisingly ...
Mercury levels rising in Pacific yellowfin tuna, study saysHonolulu Star-Advertiser
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Newsweek
Concentrations of the heavy metal mercury have been increasing in the surface waters of the northern Pacific Ocean for decades; one recent study showed that these levels jumped by about a third between 1986 and 2006. Perhaps unsurprisingly ...
Mercury levels rising in Pacific yellowfin tuna, study says
Mercury Levels In Yellowfin Tuna Rising At A Rate Of 3.8 Percent Each Year
Yellowfin Tuna Show Rising Mercury Levels
Daily Caller
Study: Global Warming Is Causing Iceland To Rise Faster
Daily Caller
Sea levels are rising, and so is the Scandinavian island of Iceland, according to a new study by a University of Arizona scientist. A study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters found that an acceleration in sea level rise from glacier and ice ...
Global Warming Causing Iceland to RiseGuardian Liberty Voice
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Daily Caller
Sea levels are rising, and so is the Scandinavian island of Iceland, according to a new study by a University of Arizona scientist. A study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters found that an acceleration in sea level rise from glacier and ice ...
Global Warming Causing Iceland to Rise
Climate change, melting glaciers make Iceland spring upward like a trampoline
Iceland Rises as Its Glaciers Melt From Climate Change
Science Recorder
Oops: Purported evidence of Big Bang gravitational waves turns to dust, new ...
Science Recorder
According to Planck team leader Jean-Loup Puget, the earlier supposed detection of gravitational waves “is no longer robust.” What had been touted as a stunning discovery of gravitational waves originating from moments after the Big Bang has now been ...
Evidence for Big Bang waves dissolves under scrutinyChristian Science Monitor
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Scientists abandon highly publicized claim about cosmic discovery; new results ...Fox News
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Science Recorder
According to Planck team leader Jean-Loup Puget, the earlier supposed detection of gravitational waves “is no longer robust.” What had been touted as a stunning discovery of gravitational waves originating from moments after the Big Bang has now been ...
Evidence for Big Bang waves dissolves under scrutiny
Gravitational Waves Discovery Now Officially Dead
Scientists abandon highly publicized claim about cosmic discovery; new results ...
Daily News & Analysis
4.4 Billion Year Old Meteorite From Elusive Martian Crust
Design & Trend
(Photo : Getty Images/NASA) Research on a 4.4 billion-year-old meteorite reveals that it is a piece of the Red Planet's crust - the first piece of its kind to reach Earth. Research on a 4.4 billion-year-old meteorite reveals that it is a piece of the Red Planet's crust ...
Meteorite Black Beauty is a Part of Martian CrustDaily Science Journal
Scientists believe a 2011 meteorite could be 4.4 billion year old piece of Martian ...Blastr
Black Beauty Martian meteorite IS a SPOT-ON match with Red Planet's DARK ...The Register
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Design & Trend
(Photo : Getty Images/NASA) Research on a 4.4 billion-year-old meteorite reveals that it is a piece of the Red Planet's crust - the first piece of its kind to reach Earth. Research on a 4.4 billion-year-old meteorite reveals that it is a piece of the Red Planet's crust ...
Meteorite Black Beauty is a Part of Martian Crust
Scientists believe a 2011 meteorite could be 4.4 billion year old piece of Martian ...
Black Beauty Martian meteorite IS a SPOT-ON match with Red Planet's DARK ...
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Scientists found Kepler-444 11.2 billion years old solar system
The Hoops News
The conversation about whether there could be life, as we know it, on other planets in our galaxy, is something that has made many people wonder. While the idea may seem like something out of a movie or something better fit for science fiction, but now ...
5 Rocky Planets Found in Ancient Distant Solar SystemScientific American
Astronomers find 11.2 billion-year-old solar systemKSL.com
Kepler's new discovery could be a sign that there is alien life somewhereSMN Weekly
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The conversation about whether there could be life, as we know it, on other planets in our galaxy, is something that has made many people wonder. While the idea may seem like something out of a movie or something better fit for science fiction, but now ...
5 Rocky Planets Found in Ancient Distant Solar System
Astronomers find 11.2 billion-year-old solar system
Kepler's new discovery could be a sign that there is alien life somewhere
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