us-hotdailynews: 2015-09-10 U.S. Science

Scientists spot most distant galaxy ever: 13.2 billion light years away
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The incredible new finding is believed to be a snapshot of just 600 million years after the Big Bang. Share on Facebook. Share on Twitter · Share on Reddit · Follow on Feedly. Astronomers have just made an amazing discovery: a galaxy that is so far ...
This galaxy is almost as old as the universe itself   Christian Science Monitor
Astronomers record the most distant galaxies found in the Universe till date   NYC Today
Astronomers record the most distant galaxies found in Universe till date   The Market Business
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(LISTEN) Sperm whales have their own versions of 'click' language
Nature World Report
Researchers from the Canadian Dalhousie University found that just like us humans, sperm whales pick up their click language from their family and close circle. They too reach out to each other in their own version of the language.
Sperm Whales In Different Social Groups 'Talk' In Different Dialects   Tech Times
Researchers: sperm whale clans have own dialects   SlashGear
Sperm Whale Clans Speak Different Dialects   Gizmodo
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Shoulder Bones From Ancient Ape-Like The Ancestors Reveal How Humans Started ...
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The study was based on the discovery of bones that researchers found to be the last common ancestor. Indeed, our closest relative lived about six or seven million years ago, but determining the dates of this ancestor is important because it sheds far ...
Shoulder evolution explains transition from apes to humans   BABW News
Recently Found Shoulder Fossils of Missing Human Ancestor Can Solve Mystery of ...   Northern Californian
How the human race stands on some big and ancient shoulders   Christian Science Monitor
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Newsday

Intel Science Talent Search seeks new corporate sponsor
Newsday
The Intel Science Talent Search is looking for new corporate backing after a surprise decision by its current sponsor to halt funding in 2017. (Credit: AP). Intel Science Talent Search, the nation's longest-running research competition for high school ...
Intel Dropping Out of Prestigious Science Talent Search   NBCNews.com
Quinn: With Intel out, who will step in to support youth science, math?   Chico Enterprise-Record
STEM Shocker: Intel Drops Science Contest   KRWG News22
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Aurora Borealis like you've never seen before
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(CNN) — Here's a look at what you need to know about the International Space Station (ISS), a spacecraft built by a partnership of 16 nations. The 16 nations are the United States, Canada, Japan, Russia, Brazil, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany ...

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Bright spots on dwarf planet Ceres seen in greater detail
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Last Updated Sep 9, 2015 9:55 PM EDT. Intriguing bright spots in a crater on the dwarf planet Ceres, the largest body in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, are coming into sharper focus as NASA's Dawn spacecraft studies the world from a ...

New photos show Ceres's mysterious spots in stunning detail   Washington Post
NASA Photo Captures Clearest Image Yet Of Ceres' Mysterious Bright Spots   Huffington Post
The alien spots of Ceres revealed in unprecedented detail: Dawn probe captures ...   Daily Mail
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Homer Tribune

Story 'Mouthing the corporate message on climate change'
Homer Tribune
The President of the United States came to Alaska recently. Whether you voted for him or not, it was a historic occasion, and it thrust Alaska and Alaskans into the international spotlight. In a recent opinion piece, Chris Story chose to ignore this ...

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