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Scientists break 75-million-year-old dinosaur fossils and find blood cells
Los Angeles Times
Scientists analyzing fragments of poorly preserved dinosaur bones excavated more than a century ago have discovered what appear to be red blood cells and collagen fibers, soft tissues that thus far have only found rarely, on extremely well-preserved fossils.
'Blood cells' found in dino fossilsBBC News
Dinosaur fossils preserve apparent red blood cells, collagenReuters
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Los Angeles Times
Scientists analyzing fragments of poorly preserved dinosaur bones excavated more than a century ago have discovered what appear to be red blood cells and collagen fibers, soft tissues that thus far have only found rarely, on extremely well-preserved fossils.
'Blood cells' found in dino fossils
Dinosaur fossils preserve apparent red blood cells, collagen
Scientists See Signs of Dinosaur Blood in 75-Million-Year-Old Fossils
Science a Gogo
Water droplet computer can algorithmically manipulate physical matter
Science a Gogo
Researchers at Stanford have built a synchronous computer that operates using the unique physics of moving water droplets. The droplet processor is significantly slower than an electronic computer, but the research team says that speed is not their aim; ...
Water PC, the Next Reality!NYC Today
Engineers create a computer with a water droplet processorGizmag
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Science a Gogo
Researchers at Stanford have built a synchronous computer that operates using the unique physics of moving water droplets. The droplet processor is significantly slower than an electronic computer, but the research team says that speed is not their aim; ...
Water PC, the Next Reality!
Engineers create a computer with a water droplet processor
How engineers built the world's first water computer
PerfScience
Serengeti Park's Species Richness Caught on Hidden Cameras
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The remote cameras in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania have provided a vivid imagery of the varied species inhabiting the park. About 1.2 million images which capture the animals in the wild are a rich source to study the natural behaviour of the animals ...
Slide Show: Secret Lives of the SerengetiThe New Yorker
Automated cameras record Serengeti lifeBBC News
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PerfScience
The remote cameras in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania have provided a vivid imagery of the varied species inhabiting the park. About 1.2 million images which capture the animals in the wild are a rich source to study the natural behaviour of the animals ...
Slide Show: Secret Lives of the Serengeti
Automated cameras record Serengeti life
Serengeti National Park animals selfies with 225 camera traps and 1.2m photos
Los Angeles Times
Chimps dig palm wine, new study finds
Los Angeles Times
Chimpanzees seem to enjoy a drink as much as their human relatives. A new study tracking the drinking habits of wild chimps in West Africa have found that they regularly steal a little of the alcoholic beverages made by locals. The findings, published in the ...
Chimpanzees in west Africa observed indulging in habitual drinkingThe Guardian
Chimpanzees found to drink alcoholic plant sap in wildBBC News
New study: Chimps go bananas over palm wineUSA TODAY
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Los Angeles Times
Chimpanzees seem to enjoy a drink as much as their human relatives. A new study tracking the drinking habits of wild chimps in West Africa have found that they regularly steal a little of the alcoholic beverages made by locals. The findings, published in the ...
Chimpanzees in west Africa observed indulging in habitual drinking
Chimpanzees found to drink alcoholic plant sap in wild
New study: Chimps go bananas over palm wine
The News International
International Space Station shifted by engine misfire, say Russians
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Russia's space agency, Roscosmos, has reported the engines of a Soyuz spacecraft docked at the International Space Station unexpectedly started during testing of the radio system. Photograph: AP. Associated Press. Tuesday 9 June 2015 22.22 EDT Last ...
Glitch Causes Space Station To Change Orbit; No Danger For CrewRadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
Glitch Shifts Position of International Space StationNew York Times
Glitch in Russian spacecraft causes position of International Space Station to shiftFox News
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The Guardian
Russia's space agency, Roscosmos, has reported the engines of a Soyuz spacecraft docked at the International Space Station unexpectedly started during testing of the radio system. Photograph: AP. Associated Press. Tuesday 9 June 2015 22.22 EDT Last ...
Glitch Causes Space Station To Change Orbit; No Danger For Crew
Glitch Shifts Position of International Space Station
Glitch in Russian spacecraft causes position of International Space Station to shift
The Space Reporter
ALMA spies monstrous star-forming galaxy
The Space Reporter
Astronomers have been studying data collected by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), which recorded a striking Einstein Ring image of a distant galaxy. An Einstein Ring is the optical effect created by gravitational lensing, when the ...
Gravitational Lens lets ALMA Spot Gigantic Galaxy 11.7 Billion Light-years AwayUncover California
Monstrous star-forming regions seen in ancient galaxyABC Science Online
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The Space Reporter
Astronomers have been studying data collected by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), which recorded a striking Einstein Ring image of a distant galaxy. An Einstein Ring is the optical effect created by gravitational lensing, when the ...
Gravitational Lens lets ALMA Spot Gigantic Galaxy 11.7 Billion Light-years Away
Monstrous star-forming regions seen in ancient galaxy
Never-Before Seen Images Of Spectacular Distant Star Formation Shown In ...
Discovery News
Are Bumblebees Getting Alzheimer's?
Discovery News
It's no secret that bees are in crisis right now -- a recent 40 percent decline in bee populations has been blamed on harmful pesticides and mite infestations, but researchers have now identified yet another potential threat to the pollinators: aluminum.
Will You Remember Why Aluminum Residue Is Impacting Our Ecosystem? The ...Latin Post
Dementia Identified as Mystery Cause for Bee Population Decline, StudyNews Every day
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Discovery News
It's no secret that bees are in crisis right now -- a recent 40 percent decline in bee populations has been blamed on harmful pesticides and mite infestations, but researchers have now identified yet another potential threat to the pollinators: aluminum.
Will You Remember Why Aluminum Residue Is Impacting Our Ecosystem? The ...
Dementia Identified as Mystery Cause for Bee Population Decline, Study
Aluminum Contamination may be contributing to Bumblebee Population Decline
Los Angeles Times
NASA Says Flying Saucer's Chute Opened ... And Then It Blew Apart
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A gigantic supersonic parachute that NASA is developing to help land heavy payloads on Mars was torn apart during Monday's "flying saucer" test flight over Hawaii, agency officials said. The 100-foot-wide (30 meters) parachute — the biggest such chute ever ...
NASA to study supersonic parachute, shredded in 'flying saucer' testLos Angeles Times
NASA tests 'flying saucer' for Mars missionThe Hindu
Supersonic NASA parachute torn to pieces in latest testThe News International
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NBCNews.com
A gigantic supersonic parachute that NASA is developing to help land heavy payloads on Mars was torn apart during Monday's "flying saucer" test flight over Hawaii, agency officials said. The 100-foot-wide (30 meters) parachute — the biggest such chute ever ...
NASA to study supersonic parachute, shredded in 'flying saucer' test
NASA tests 'flying saucer' for Mars mission
Supersonic NASA parachute torn to pieces in latest test
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Ceres in Motion: JPL Video Shows Mysterious Dwarf Planet
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An amazing new video lets viewers fly over and around the dwarf planet Ceres, getting a great look at its heavily cratered surface. The new Ceres video, which NASA released Tuesday, was created using 80 images captured by the space agency's Dawn ...
NASA Releases Video of Flyby of Dwarf Planet CeresNewsweek
Video shows unprecendented view of dwarf planet CeresCBS News
New NASA Photos Show Dwarf Planet in Stunning DetailVoice of America
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NBCNews.com
An amazing new video lets viewers fly over and around the dwarf planet Ceres, getting a great look at its heavily cratered surface. The new Ceres video, which NASA released Tuesday, was created using 80 images captured by the space agency's Dawn ...
NASA Releases Video of Flyby of Dwarf Planet Ceres
Video shows unprecendented view of dwarf planet Ceres
New NASA Photos Show Dwarf Planet in Stunning Detail
CBS News
Planetary Society declares LightSail spacecraft a success
CBS News
The Planetary Society declared its experimental LightSail mission a success Tuesday after receiving a photograph from the small spacecraft showing the deployment of its Mylar solar sail. "The image confirms the sails have unfurled, which was the final ...
LightSail Satellite Sends Solar Sail SelfieNBCNews.com
A spacecraft is soaring through space by riding the sun's raysMashable
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CBS News
The Planetary Society declared its experimental LightSail mission a success Tuesday after receiving a photograph from the small spacecraft showing the deployment of its Mylar solar sail. "The image confirms the sails have unfurled, which was the final ...
LightSail Satellite Sends Solar Sail Selfie
A spacecraft is soaring through space by riding the sun's rays
LightSail's solar sails look good in latest deployment
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