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Study: Human-caused global warming behind Calif. drought
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Human-caused climate change helped fuel the current California drought, says a Stanford University study released Monday. Climate change has increased the chance that the two main weather conditions that led to the drought — higher than average ...
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USA TODAY
Human-caused climate change helped fuel the current California drought, says a Stanford University study released Monday. Climate change has increased the chance that the two main weather conditions that led to the drought — higher than average ...
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BBC News
Bright spotlight on Dawn mission to Ceres
BBC News
Scientists say they are hugely excited to learn the origin of two bright spots on the surface of Ceres. The US space agency's Dawn probe is bearing down on the dwarf planet and on Friday will be captured by its gravity. That will allow the satellite to spiral down ...
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Scientists say they are hugely excited to learn the origin of two bright spots on the surface of Ceres. The US space agency's Dawn probe is bearing down on the dwarf planet and on Friday will be captured by its gravity. That will allow the satellite to spiral down ...
NASA spacecraft nearing its second stop -- dwarf planet Ceres
What are those bright spots? As Dawn nears Ceres, mystery remains
NASA probe closes in for mystery tour of dwarf planet Ceres
Discovery News
In a Physics First, Light is Captured as Both Particle and Wave
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Physicists have theorized for over a century that light acts as both a particle and a wave, depending on the conditions, but they've never been able to capture it being both at once — until a team in Switzerland did just that in a recent experiment. Scientists at ...
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Physicists have theorized for over a century that light acts as both a particle and a wave, depending on the conditions, but they've never been able to capture it being both at once — until a team in Switzerland did just that in a recent experiment. Scientists at ...
Filming a paradox: Study captures visual proof that light can act as both a wave ...
Let There Be Light! Photo Shows Light As Wave And Particle For First Time
Here's The First-Ever Photo of Light Behaving as Both a Wave and a Particle
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Emperor penguins are now living a life of luxury
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TEMPERATURES regularly drop below -30C, it is dark, and they only have ice to stand on while they raise their families. But for Antarctica's emperor penguins that's luxury, according to Jane Younger, a University of Tasmania PhD student who is a lead ...
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TEMPERATURES regularly drop below -30C, it is dark, and they only have ice to stand on while they raise their families. But for Antarctica's emperor penguins that's luxury, according to Jane Younger, a University of Tasmania PhD student who is a lead ...
Only three lucky groups of emperor penguins survived the last ice age
Antarctic Sea Ice Did The Exact Opposite Of What Models Predicted
Emperor Penguins May Have Suffered in Ice Age Cold
Discovery News
Will the newly discovered “sparklemuffin” spider cure arachnophobia?
National Monitor
Two new species of Australian peacock spiders have been described this week by a Berkeley grad student. Is it possible to be afraid of something called a Sparklemuffin spider? It, along with the slightly more ominous sounding “Skeletons” are the two new ...
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National Monitor
Two new species of Australian peacock spiders have been described this week by a Berkeley grad student. Is it possible to be afraid of something called a Sparklemuffin spider? It, along with the slightly more ominous sounding “Skeletons” are the two new ...
'Skeletorus' and 'Sparklemuffin' Species Discovered—Seriously Colorful Spiders
Yes, This Dancing Spider Really is Called a 'Sparklemuffin'
Two new spiders discovered in Australia
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Satellite Captures Amazing 3-D Videos of Rain, Snow
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Mesmerizing and swirling animations of rain and snow dance across a map of the Earth, shown in a video released by NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission. The NASA video captures worldwide precipitation from April to September 2014, ...
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Mesmerizing and swirling animations of rain and snow dance across a map of the Earth, shown in a video released by NASA's Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission. The NASA video captures worldwide precipitation from April to September 2014, ...
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The Space Reporter
SpaceX impresses observers by launching two satellites with just one rocket
The Space Reporter
SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket for the third time this year on Sunday, March 1, carrying two communication satellites that will enter geosynchronous orbits. The occasion was the 16th launch of the Falcon 9 but the first ever carrying two objects, an Asia ...
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The Space Reporter
SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket for the third time this year on Sunday, March 1, carrying two communication satellites that will enter geosynchronous orbits. The occasion was the 16th launch of the Falcon 9 but the first ever carrying two objects, an Asia ...
SpaceX Successfully Launches Falcon 9
SpaceX launches two satellites
This satellite deployment feels like a scene from 2001: A Space Odyssey
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Can you spot the space walker in this picture? Stunning photo shows size of ISS
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Spacewalking astronauts ventured out on Sunday, for the third time in just over a week, to complete a tricky cable job at the International Space Station. In one stunning shot, Terry Virts revealed the enormity of the station against the darkness of space as his ...
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New Zealand Herald
Spacewalking astronauts ventured out on Sunday, for the third time in just over a week, to complete a tricky cable job at the International Space Station. In one stunning shot, Terry Virts revealed the enormity of the station against the darkness of space as his ...
Spacewalk Trilogy Competed
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Tech Times
Surprisingly Old And Dusty Galaxy Discovered
Tech Times
An ancient galaxy has been imaged, and astronomers found vast amounts of dust in the ancient body. Why is this finding so unusual? (Photo : European Space Agency). Galaxy A1689-zD1 is an ancient galaxy and is so far from Earth that astronomers see the ...
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Tech Times
An ancient galaxy has been imaged, and astronomers found vast amounts of dust in the ancient body. Why is this finding so unusual? (Photo : European Space Agency). Galaxy A1689-zD1 is an ancient galaxy and is so far from Earth that astronomers see the ...
How did this baby galaxy develop so much powerful interstellar dust?
Ancient galaxy sheds light on dust as starmaker
ALMA and VLT probe surprisingly dusty and evolved galaxy
New York Times
Climate Change Researcher Offers a Defense of His Practices
New York Times
The scientist at the center of a controversy over fossil-fuel funding for climate research denounced his critics on Monday and said that he would be “happy to comply” with possible additional disclosure requirements from scientific journals publishing his ...
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New York Times
The scientist at the center of a controversy over fossil-fuel funding for climate research denounced his critics on Monday and said that he would be “happy to comply” with possible additional disclosure requirements from scientific journals publishing his ...
Dr. Wei-Hock Soon Challenges Climate Change Critics to Public Debate
Democrats call for information from seven climate testifiers' universities
Climate skeptic blasts 'shameless attempt to silence' research
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