2015年8月13日 星期四

2015-08-14 U.S. Science


NDTV
   
Astronomers photograph a baby Jupiter in another solar system   
Financial Express
Astronomers have taken a photograph of a baby planet beyond the solar system that may reveal clues as to how planets such as Jupiter are formed and influence their planetary siblings, a study released on Thursday shows. By: Reuters | August 14, 2015 ...

Jupiter assembling: planet 96 light years away hints at how gas giants form   The Guardian
Jupiter's methane-shrouded cousin spotted around distant star   Los Angeles Times
'Young Jupiter' discovered by astronomers: Planet 96 light years from Earth ...   Daily Mail
Forbes   
ABC Online   
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CNET
   
Dazzling shots of the 2015 Perseid meteor shower (pictures)   
CNET
Often regarded as the best meteor shower of the year, the Perseids have been especially spectacular thanks to a mostly absent moon. Read Less. Perseids show off in 2015. A Perseid meteor sneaks past illuminated windmills near Gemuend, Germany.
Photos: Perseid meteor shower blazes across sky in brilliant cosmic show   The San Diego Union-Tribune
17 Spectacular Photos Of This Year's Perseid Meteor Shower   Gizmodo Australia
Shooting stars show lights up Northants skies   Northampton Herald and Post

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Telegraph.co.uk
   
Rosetta films first images of comet as it passes close to sun   
Telegraph.co.uk
Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko passed 115 million miles from the sun on Thursday morning - the closest it gets during its orbit. The heat caused the comet's surface to spew jets of gas and dust, the matter which form its distinctive tail. Images taken ...

Rosetta hits `milestone` in comet`s run past Sun   Zee News
Interactive, 3D model of Rosetta's comet: A perihelion present?   Christian Science Monitor
Rosetta comet makes its closest approach to the sun   CBS News
Reuters   
The Guardian   
Irish Examiner   
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Christian Science Monitor
   
Are drones bad for wildlife?   
Christian Science Monitor
A new study finds unmanned aerial vehicles stress bears out. But the devices can also be useful for conserving biodiversity. By Sanya Mansoor, Staff writer August 13, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. A black bear walks across a meadow near Tower Fall ...
Drones could be stressing out wildlife, scientists suggest   Washington Post
Drones Cause Bears' Hearts To Race, Study Finds   Headlines & Global News
Drones Freak Out Animals Like UFOs Freak Out Humans   Design & Trend
Immortal News   
Telegraph.co.uk   
The Market Business   
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NBCNews.com
   
Super-Sniffing Ants Smell Things Humans Can't   
NBCNews.com
Ants may be experts at sniffing out body odor, according to a new study that reveals these insects have a "high-definition ability" to detect tiny chemical changes in the pheromones other ants give off. Scientists from the University of California ...
How can ants tell each other apart? Why, with their crazy refined sense of smell.   Washington Post
Ants can tell each other apart by smell   UPI.com
Ants' Sense Of Smell So Keen It Can Tell If Other Ants Are Friends Or Foes   Tech Times
Wired   
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Discovery News
   
World's Muckiest Map Explores Deep Sea   
Discovery News
A new map exposing the Earth's deepest, darkest seafloors reveals a lot more than simply mud blanketing Davy Jones' Locker. The first global seafloor map in more than 30 years shows a complicated mosaic of silt, clay, mud, four flavors of ooze and ...
Climate Change's Effect On The Ocean Floor Could Be Predicted With Stunning ...   Headlines & Global News
Climate Change Effect On Ocean Floor Could Be Predicted with New Digital Map   The Market Business
What a Little Ooze on the Ocean Floor Tells Us About the Big Climate Change ...   The Wire
The Hullabaloo Online   
Huffington Post   
RedOrbit   
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The Guardian
   
Severe “food shocks” more likely due to extreme weather, experts warn   
Financial Express
Extreme weather such as intense storms, droughts and heatwaves will cause more frequent and severe food shortages as the global climate and food supply systems change, British and American experts warned on Friday. By: Harish Dugh | August 14, 2015 ...

Severe 'food shocks' more likely due to extreme weather, experts warn   STLtoday.com
US; UK vulnerable to 'food shocks' brought on by climate change   Nature World Report
Report: Severe food shortages are going to get a lot more frequent   Business Insider

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Engadget
   
NASA fires up engine that will take the SLS to Mars   
Engadget
NASA has successfully tested the RS-25 engine, which will power the Space Launch System (SLS), for the sixth time at the Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. The space agency fired it up for 535 seconds and collected data to determine what needs to be ...

NASA test-fires shuttle engine for SLS rocket   USA TODAY
Aerojet Rocketdyne passes key test of Mars rocket engine   Sacramento Business Journal
Stennis Space Center Fires Up Engine   WXXV News 25
Orlando Sentinel   
WMC Action News 5   
Universe Today   
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Newsweek
   
Earth Overshoot Day: We Just Entered the Red   
Newsweek
Humanity this year is on a pace to use the resource equivalent of 1.6 Earths, according to Global Footprint Network. Trouble is, we only have one. NASA. Filed Under: Tech & Science. As of August 13, humanity has used up all of the resources Earth is ...
We've Consumed More Than the Earth Can Produce This Year   National Geographic
Earth overshoots its mark   Mail & Guardian Online
Earth's 2015 quota of renewable resources used up   The Nation
Gizmodo   
Science Recorder   
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Popular Mechanics
   
Apps in space: Design a smartwatch app for NASA and maybe win money   
Mashable
The NASA Tournament Lab (NTL) is asking members of the public with programing skills to help design a smartwatch app that will assist astronauts living and working in space. See also: Samsung Gear 2 Smartwatch Arrives, Bringing a Friend. "The challenge ...

NASA wants you to design the UI of its upcoming smartwatch app for ISS astronauts   Phone Arena
NASA Wants You to Design a Smartwatch App for Astronauts   Bloomberg
NASA Invites You to Build a Smartwatch App For Astronauts   NBCNews.com
The Verge   
SlashGear   
Aviation Week   
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