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DNA Deciphers Roots of Modern Europeans
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For centuries, archaeologists have reconstructed the early history of Europe by digging up ancient settlements and examining the items that their inhabitants left behind. More recently, researchers have been scrutinizing something even more revealing than ...
How white Europeans only arrived 5000 years ago: Mass migration from ...Daily Mail
Asians, Europeans were fair-skinned around 5000 years agoABC Science Online
Ancient DNA Reveals How the Bronze Age Changed EuropeNBCNews.com
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For centuries, archaeologists have reconstructed the early history of Europe by digging up ancient settlements and examining the items that their inhabitants left behind. More recently, researchers have been scrutinizing something even more revealing than ...
How white Europeans only arrived 5000 years ago: Mass migration from ...
Asians, Europeans were fair-skinned around 5000 years ago
Ancient DNA Reveals How the Bronze Age Changed Europe
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Saturn's Phoebe ring is huge -- and 'invisible' to the human eye
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Saturn's biggest ring just broke its own record. Scientists have found that the planet's Phoebe ring is more than twice the thickness once thought – even though it can't be seen with the human eye. lRelated Dawn arrives at dwarf planet Ceres, a first for NASA.
Scientists unlock secrets of Saturn's humongous dust ringChristian Science Monitor
Saturn's ring found to be biggest in solar systemCBS News
Saturn's biggest ring is weird, invisible and really, really bigCNET
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Saturn's biggest ring just broke its own record. Scientists have found that the planet's Phoebe ring is more than twice the thickness once thought – even though it can't be seen with the human eye. lRelated Dawn arrives at dwarf planet Ceres, a first for NASA.
Scientists unlock secrets of Saturn's humongous dust ring
Saturn's ring found to be biggest in solar system
Saturn's biggest ring is weird, invisible and really, really big
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Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt Apologizes for 'Trouble With Girls' Remark
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LONDON — A Nobel Prize-winning British scientist apologized Wednesday for saying the "trouble with girls" working in laboratories is that it leads to romantic entanglements and harms science. But Tim Hunt stood by his assertion that mixed-gender labs are ...
Nobel laureate Tim Hunt resigns after 'trouble with girls' commentsThe Guardian
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LONDON — A Nobel Prize-winning British scientist apologized Wednesday for saying the "trouble with girls" working in laboratories is that it leads to romantic entanglements and harms science. But Tim Hunt stood by his assertion that mixed-gender labs are ...
Nobel laureate Tim Hunt resigns after 'trouble with girls' comments
Nobel Laureate Walks Back Sexist Comments After Backlash
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UN climate conference: Silence over emissions targets
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Politicians at a UN climate conference in Bonn, Germany are refusing to discuss whether their polices will actually protect the climate. Nations have jointly promised to keep the global temperature rise below the 2C danger threshold. They are informing the UN ...
What countries have offered for Paris climate agreementEconomic Times
Climate Conference Cacophony, or How Good Intentions Go Bad When the ...Huffington Post
Forest protection scheme sewn up at UN climate talksDaily Times
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Politicians at a UN climate conference in Bonn, Germany are refusing to discuss whether their polices will actually protect the climate. Nations have jointly promised to keep the global temperature rise below the 2C danger threshold. They are informing the UN ...
What countries have offered for Paris climate agreement
Climate Conference Cacophony, or How Good Intentions Go Bad When the ...
Forest protection scheme sewn up at UN climate talks
Daily Beast
Real Jurassic World: Scientists Just Found a Way to Make Dinosaurs
Daily Beast
Ahead the sci-fi blockbuster's release, scientists in London have discovered red blood cells in 75 million-year-old specimens—just one possible path to resurrecting the ancient lizards. On the eve of a new Jurassic Park film no doubt tearing its way into the ...
Scientists out for dinosaur bloodArab News
Dinosaur blood cells, proteins found in crummy Alberta fossilsCBC.ca
Fossilized dinosaur blood? Blood cells found in 75-million-year-old bones. (+ ...Christian Science Monitor
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Daily Beast
Ahead the sci-fi blockbuster's release, scientists in London have discovered red blood cells in 75 million-year-old specimens—just one possible path to resurrecting the ancient lizards. On the eve of a new Jurassic Park film no doubt tearing its way into the ...
Scientists out for dinosaur blood
Dinosaur blood cells, proteins found in crummy Alberta fossils
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We STILL Don't Know What Those Bright Blobs on Ceres Are
Discovery News
Although NASA's Dawn mission is now carrying out its second mapping orbit of dwarf planet Ceres, beaming back the highest resolution images of the small world's surface to date, we're still none the wiser as to what those weird bright patches are.
White Spots on Ceres Just Get WeirderSlate Magazine (blog)
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Ceres: Dwarf Planet's White Spots Shine in New PicNBCNews.com
Get up close with Ceres' weird bright spots in new NASA photoCNET
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Discovery News
Although NASA's Dawn mission is now carrying out its second mapping orbit of dwarf planet Ceres, beaming back the highest resolution images of the small world's surface to date, we're still none the wiser as to what those weird bright patches are.
White Spots on Ceres Just Get Weirder
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Ceres: Dwarf Planet's White Spots Shine in New Pic
Get up close with Ceres' weird bright spots in new NASA photo
Christian Science Monitor
Galactic growth seen in far reaches of the universe
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With Chile's ALMA telescope, astronomers have obtained "unprecedented" images of star formation in a distant galaxy. By Nola Taylor Redd, Space.com June 10, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. ALMA's Long Baseline Campaign has produced a ...
First Ever Seen Images Of Dazzling Distant Star Formation Shown In Great DetailTimes Gazette
Astronomers Find Monstrous Galaxy At The Edge Of The UniverseMarket Journals
Ancient Galaxy SDP.81 Found Sitting Near The Edge Of Known UniverseDesign & Trend
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Christian Science Monitor
With Chile's ALMA telescope, astronomers have obtained "unprecedented" images of star formation in a distant galaxy. By Nola Taylor Redd, Space.com June 10, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. ALMA's Long Baseline Campaign has produced a ...
First Ever Seen Images Of Dazzling Distant Star Formation Shown In Great Detail
Astronomers Find Monstrous Galaxy At The Edge Of The Universe
Ancient Galaxy SDP.81 Found Sitting Near The Edge Of Known Universe
New York Times
Vote Aids Deep Sea Corals in Much of Mid-Atlantic
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The Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council voted Wednesday to protect deep sea corals from most bottom fishing over about 38,000 square miles of ocean, running from New York to Virginia. The corals form fragile ecosystems hundreds of yards ...
US environmentalists welcome vote to protect Atlantic coral reefsThe Guardian
Protection voted for deep-sea corals off Atlantic coastBaltimore Sun (blog)
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The Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council voted Wednesday to protect deep sea corals from most bottom fishing over about 38,000 square miles of ocean, running from New York to Virginia. The corals form fragile ecosystems hundreds of yards ...
US environmentalists welcome vote to protect Atlantic coral reefs
Protection voted for deep-sea corals off Atlantic coast
Mid-Atlantic coral canyons win historic protections
Christian Science Monitor
ESO astronomers capture cosmic 'butterfly'
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Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory have captured images of a butterfly nebula, generated as a dying star spews dust into the cosmos. By Sarah Lewin, Space.com June 10, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. What looks like a celestial ...
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Telescope spies beginning of planetary nebulaThe Space Reporter
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Christian Science Monitor
Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory have captured images of a butterfly nebula, generated as a dying star spews dust into the cosmos. By Sarah Lewin, Space.com June 10, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. What looks like a celestial ...
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Telescope spies beginning of planetary nebula
Celestial Butterfly L2 Puppis Emerges From Its Dusty Cocoon
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Stanford Researchers Create A Water Computer
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(Photo : Youtube) Water droplets navigate a maze like structure. The presence and absence of droplets forms the binary code. Researchers at Stanford University have built a computer that runs on water. Manu Prakash and his team developed the computer ...
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(Photo : Youtube) Water droplets navigate a maze like structure. The presence and absence of droplets forms the binary code. Researchers at Stanford University have built a computer that runs on water. Manu Prakash and his team developed the computer ...
Water Droplets Power Computer
Water based computing is so crazy it just might work
Computer that operates on water droplets developed
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