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Anthropocene: New dates proposed for the 'Age of Man'
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The Anthropocene - a new geological time period that marks the "Age of man" - began in 1610, a study suggests. Scientists believe that the arrival of Europeans in the Americas had an unprecedented impact on the planet, marking the dawn of this new epoch.
Are we in a human epoch and if so, when did it begin?National Monitor
New study pegs the beginning of the Anthropocene in 1610SMN Weekly
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The Anthropocene - a new geological time period that marks the "Age of man" - began in 1610, a study suggests. Scientists believe that the arrival of Europeans in the Americas had an unprecedented impact on the planet, marking the dawn of this new epoch.
Are we in a human epoch and if so, when did it begin?
New study pegs the beginning of the Anthropocene in 1610
When Did the Human Epoch Begin?
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Is the Galaxy Bigger Than We Thought?
Science Times
The Milky Way Galaxy is huge with our small solar system acting as just a grain of sand of the giant beach that is the galaxy. NASA previously estimated that the galaxy spans approximately 100,000 light years across. With each light year representing about 6 ...
Does my star look big in this? Milky Way 50 per cent fatter than expectedThe Register
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Milky Way increases 50000 light years in width overnightSMN Weekly
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The Milky Way Galaxy is huge with our small solar system acting as just a grain of sand of the giant beach that is the galaxy. NASA previously estimated that the galaxy spans approximately 100,000 light years across. With each light year representing about 6 ...
Does my star look big in this? Milky Way 50 per cent fatter than expected
Milky Way Galaxy Could Be 50% Bigger Than Formerly Suspected
Milky Way increases 50000 light years in width overnight
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Neanderthals may have developed jewelry long before the arrival of Homo ...
National Monitor
A new study suggests that creativity and abstract thought may be much older than modern humans. According to new research, Neanderthals in what is now Croatia may have been making jewelry long before the arrival of modern man. There was a time, not ...
Neanderthals: the world's first jewelers?SMN Weekly
Neanderthals Made World's First Jewelry Out Of Eagle Talons? (VIDEO)Headlines & Global News
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National Monitor
A new study suggests that creativity and abstract thought may be much older than modern humans. According to new research, Neanderthals in what is now Croatia may have been making jewelry long before the arrival of modern man. There was a time, not ...
Neanderthals: the world's first jewelers?
Neanderthals Made World's First Jewelry Out Of Eagle Talons? (VIDEO)
Neanderthals Wore Eagle Talons As Jewelry 130000 Years Ago
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Chameleon colours 'switched by crystals'
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Swiss researchers have discovered how chameleons accomplish their vivid colour changes: they rearrange the crystals inside specialised skin cells. It was previously suggested that the reptiles' famous ability came from gathering or dispersing coloured ...
Chameleons' color-changing secret revealedCBS News
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Swiss researchers have discovered how chameleons accomplish their vivid colour changes: they rearrange the crystals inside specialised skin cells. It was previously suggested that the reptiles' famous ability came from gathering or dispersing coloured ...
Chameleons' color-changing secret revealed
Chameleon's colour magic revealed
Chameleons Change Color By 'Tuning' Tiny Crystals In Their Skin, Scientists Say
Florida Today
2 Russians, 1 American return from 6 months on space station
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MOSCOW — Russian mission control says a Soyuz capsule carrying two Russians and one American has landed in Kazakhstan after the trio spent nearly six months aboard the International Space Station. The capsule landed Thursday in heavy fog ...
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MOSCOW — Russian mission control says a Soyuz capsule carrying two Russians and one American has landed in Kazakhstan after the trio spent nearly six months aboard the International Space Station. The capsule landed Thursday in heavy fog ...
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NASA to launch magnetic field probes
Science Recorder
The mission will consist of four identical observatories, each equipped with 100 sensors and orbiting in a pyramid formation, through orbits between 44,000 miles to 95,000 miles away from our Earth, a point that's halfway to the moon. On our sun, magnetic ...
NASA's magnetic field probes ready for launchFlorida Today
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The mission will consist of four identical observatories, each equipped with 100 sensors and orbiting in a pyramid formation, through orbits between 44,000 miles to 95,000 miles away from our Earth, a point that's halfway to the moon. On our sun, magnetic ...
NASA's magnetic field probes ready for launch
NASA readies to launch magnetic field satellites as sun fires off first flare of 2015
NASA to launch pyramid of spacecrafts into Earth's magnetosphere
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Gov. Rick Scott's ban on climate change term extended to other state agencies
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No one told Bart Bibler not to use the terms “climate change” and “global warming” during his six months on the job at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Then, on March 4, he walked into a Florida Coastal Managers Forum, a teleconference ...
As Gov. Scott Denies Ban, 'Climate Change' Order Reported at Other AgenciesFlorida Times-Union
Don't ask, don't tell about climate change in Florida?Observer-Reporter
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No one told Bart Bibler not to use the terms “climate change” and “global warming” during his six months on the job at the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Then, on March 4, he walked into a Florida Coastal Managers Forum, a teleconference ...
As Gov. Scott Denies Ban, 'Climate Change' Order Reported at Other Agencies
Don't ask, don't tell about climate change in Florida?
Fact-checking Rick Scott on the environment and sea-level rise
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Gamma Rays From Newly Discovered Dwarf Galaxies Possible Signs Of Dark ...
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A group of astronomers at the University of Cambridge's Institute of Astronomy discovered Reticulum 2, the information was announced Tuesday, the Sci-News reported. "In the search for dark matter, gamma rays from a dwarf galaxy have long been ...
Unexpected gamma-ray emission from dwarf galaxy may point to new ...Astronomy Magazine
Will the Search for Dark Matter End With This Galaxy?The Epoch Times
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A group of astronomers at the University of Cambridge's Institute of Astronomy discovered Reticulum 2, the information was announced Tuesday, the Sci-News reported. "In the search for dark matter, gamma rays from a dwarf galaxy have long been ...
Unexpected gamma-ray emission from dwarf galaxy may point to new ...
Will the Search for Dark Matter End With This Galaxy?
This Dwarf Galaxy's Gamma Rays Might Signal Dark Matter
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Woman Cosmonaut Elena Serova (and Two Guys) Return From Orbit
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The first Russian woman to live aboard the International Space Station returned to Earth on Thursday, alongside a NASA astronaut and a Russian crewmate. Cosmonaut Elena Serova was the last to emerge from the Soyuz capsule after its touchdown amid ...
Soyuz TMA-14M returns trio to Earth after 167 days on space stationcollectSPACE.com
Space Station Crew Returns to Earth, Lands Safely in Kazakhstan – #NASACherry Creek News
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The first Russian woman to live aboard the International Space Station returned to Earth on Thursday, alongside a NASA astronaut and a Russian crewmate. Cosmonaut Elena Serova was the last to emerge from the Soyuz capsule after its touchdown amid ...
Soyuz TMA-14M returns trio to Earth after 167 days on space station
Space Station Crew Returns to Earth, Lands Safely in Kazakhstan – #NASA
Welcome home! Astronauts return to Earth on Soyuz spaceship
R & D Magazine
Thin film clears path to solar fuels
R & D Magazine
Image: Lance Hayashida/Caltech Marcomm Caltech scientists, inspired by a chemical process found in leaves, have developed an electrically conductive film that could help pave the way for devices capable of harnessing sunlight to split water into hydrogen ...
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Image: Lance Hayashida/Caltech Marcomm Caltech scientists, inspired by a chemical process found in leaves, have developed an electrically conductive film that could help pave the way for devices capable of harnessing sunlight to split water into hydrogen ...
Special Membrane Developed By Scientists Bridges Gap In Artificial ...
Artificial Photosynthesis Closer to Boosting Renewables
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