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Shadow on comet mission as lander on the dark side
Herald Scotland
Europe's comet lander Philae has come to rest in the shadow of a cliff, posing a potential problem for its solar panels, according to scientists from the European Space Agency. Europe's comet lander Philae has come to rest in the shadow of a cliff, posing a ...
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Space probe lands in comet's shadowsGulf Daily News
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Herald Scotland
Europe's comet lander Philae has come to rest in the shadow of a cliff, posing a potential problem for its solar panels, according to scientists from the European Space Agency. Europe's comet lander Philae has come to rest in the shadow of a cliff, posing a ...
Instant Index: Rough Landing for Robot Probe Philae
Space probe lands in comet's shadows
Comet lander faces a power struggle as solar panels left in the dark
Voice of America
Forecasters: Warming Climate May Fuel More Lightning
Voice of America
WASHINGTON—. Rising global temperatures may cause a big jolt in the number of lightning strikes in the United States over the rest of the 21st century in the latest example of extreme weather spawned by climate change, scientists say. Researchers forecast ...
Scientists Anticipate More Lightning as a Global Warming IncreasesDumb-Out
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Voice of America
WASHINGTON—. Rising global temperatures may cause a big jolt in the number of lightning strikes in the United States over the rest of the 21st century in the latest example of extreme weather spawned by climate change, scientists say. Researchers forecast ...
Scientists Anticipate More Lightning as a Global Warming Increases
As the Earth Warms, Lightning Strikes May Increase: Is This Dangerous?
Wildfires May Fill our Future as Climate Change Sparks Lightning
Tech Times
Why Some Mammal Species Kill Their Babies: The Evolution of Infanticide
Tech Times
Infanticide in some mammal species is more common than thought and may be a product of evolution, study suggests. In some species it is a greater cause of death than predators or disease, researchers say. (Photo : Robertson, Wikipedia, Creative ...
Females of some species use promiscuity to prevent infanticideDigitalJournal.com
Study finds infanticide by adult males common thing in mammal speciesMalay Mail Online
Female primates are promiscuous to stop males from killing their offspringThe Independent
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Tech Times
Infanticide in some mammal species is more common than thought and may be a product of evolution, study suggests. In some species it is a greater cause of death than predators or disease, researchers say. (Photo : Robertson, Wikipedia, Creative ...
Females of some species use promiscuity to prevent infanticide
Study finds infanticide by adult males common thing in mammal species
Female primates are promiscuous to stop males from killing their offspring
The Nation
140-million-year-old dinosaur tooth found in Malaysia
The Nation
KUALA LUMPUR - A dinosaur tooth found in Malaysia is at least 140 million years old and belongs to a new species within the 'bird-hipped' Ornithischian order, researchers said Thursday. While still unsure of the exact species of dinosaur, lead researcher ...
Malaysia likely to be hotbed for dinosaur remnants: PalaeontologistAsiaOne
Scientists discover 140 million-year-old dinosaur tooth in MalaysiaNew York Daily News
140-Million-Year-Old Dino Tooth Found in MalaysiaDiscovery News
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The Nation
KUALA LUMPUR - A dinosaur tooth found in Malaysia is at least 140 million years old and belongs to a new species within the 'bird-hipped' Ornithischian order, researchers said Thursday. While still unsure of the exact species of dinosaur, lead researcher ...
Malaysia likely to be hotbed for dinosaur remnants: Palaeontologist
Scientists discover 140 million-year-old dinosaur tooth in Malaysia
140-Million-Year-Old Dino Tooth Found in Malaysia
Channel News Asia
IPCC Chairman urges Singapore to do more to address climate change
Channel News Asia
938LIVE reports: In response, the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources and the National Climate Change Secretariat pointed to various studies and initiatives that have been undertaken to improve the understanding of climate change and its ...
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Long Road to Paris 2015; Longer-term National Climate StrategiesBreaking Energy
US-China Climate Deal “Heartening” But “Hyped”China Digital Times
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Channel News Asia
938LIVE reports: In response, the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources and the National Climate Change Secretariat pointed to various studies and initiatives that have been undertaken to improve the understanding of climate change and its ...
The Hydrologic Fast Lane (Also: IPCC Reports 101)
Long Road to Paris 2015; Longer-term National Climate Strategies
US-China Climate Deal “Heartening” But “Hyped”
Laboratory Equipment
Avian navigation Flight risk
The Economist
HOW birds navigate has long intrigued people. From the Arctic tern's pole-to-pole marathons to the humble homing pigeon's return to its loft, birds manage instinctively tasks for which human beings would need serious technological assistance. Over the years ...
Pigeons May Have an Internal GyroscopeLaboratory Equipment
Birds use 'gyroscope' in their brain to guide them, study findsDaily Mail
Perception of gravity plays major role in guiding pigeons homeZee News
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The Economist
HOW birds navigate has long intrigued people. From the Arctic tern's pole-to-pole marathons to the humble homing pigeon's return to its loft, birds manage instinctively tasks for which human beings would need serious technological assistance. Over the years ...
Pigeons May Have an Internal Gyroscope
Birds use 'gyroscope' in their brain to guide them, study finds
Perception of gravity plays major role in guiding pigeons home
Universe Today
Weather Forecasting on Mars Likely to be Trickier Than on Earth
Universe Today
Clouds above the rim of “Endurance Crater”, taken by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity on the rover's 269th martian day (Oct. 26, 2004). Image Credit: NASA/JPL. Predicting the weather here on Earth is never an easy thing, but predicting it on Mars ...
Mars Macroweather Reveals We May Only Predict Martian Weather Two Days in ...Science World Report
For sale: A little piece of MarsIndependent Online
Mars' Atmosphere Provides Insights into Weather on Venus, Saturn's Titan & the ...The Daily Galaxy (blog)
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Universe Today
Clouds above the rim of “Endurance Crater”, taken by NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity on the rover's 269th martian day (Oct. 26, 2004). Image Credit: NASA/JPL. Predicting the weather here on Earth is never an easy thing, but predicting it on Mars ...
Mars Macroweather Reveals We May Only Predict Martian Weather Two Days in ...
For sale: A little piece of Mars
Mars' Atmosphere Provides Insights into Weather on Venus, Saturn's Titan & the ...
Independent Online
A high-tech punch on nose for sharks
Independent Online
Cape Town - A high-tech version of the reputedly life-saving punch to a shark's nose is being tested in an effort to protect humans without harming the toothy predators or other sea creatures. In the blue waters of a small bay in Cape Town, a revolutionary ...
Hi-tech punch on nose for sharks could keep swimmers safeThe National
This Electric Fence Could Safely Segregate Swimmers and SharksGizmodo India
New Electronic Shark Barrier Technology Being Tested in South AfricaNews Tonight Africa
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Independent Online
Cape Town - A high-tech version of the reputedly life-saving punch to a shark's nose is being tested in an effort to protect humans without harming the toothy predators or other sea creatures. In the blue waters of a small bay in Cape Town, a revolutionary ...
Hi-tech punch on nose for sharks could keep swimmers safe
This Electric Fence Could Safely Segregate Swimmers and Sharks
New Electronic Shark Barrier Technology Being Tested in South Africa
News24
Nature reserves on the rise but funds lacking: UN
News24
Sydney - Vast areas of land and sea have become environmental sanctuaries in recent years but the world is not funding them adequately, the United Nations warned on Thursday. The United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) said that countries were ...
World on track to meet 2020 goal for protected land, sea, but more work urgently ...UN News Centre
The World is Doing Well to Protect Valuable EcosystemsNature World News
Conservation report reinforces fears over 'paper parks'New Scientist
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News24
Sydney - Vast areas of land and sea have become environmental sanctuaries in recent years but the world is not funding them adequately, the United Nations warned on Thursday. The United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) said that countries were ...
World on track to meet 2020 goal for protected land, sea, but more work urgently ...
The World is Doing Well to Protect Valuable Ecosystems
Conservation report reinforces fears over 'paper parks'
Politico
What midterms mean for the climate movement
Swarthmore College The Phoenix Online
Last week's losses by Democrats in the midterm elections definitely do not bode well for action on climate change — or for a range of progressive issues such as women's and immigrant's rights. Climate change denier James Inhofe (R-OK) will be replacing ...
Igniting changeReal Change News
Letter: Fossil fuel divestment is not just about the moneyThe Huntington News
The U.S.-China Deal Wont Get Us Out of the Stone AgePolitico
Huffington Post
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AllAfrica.com
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Swarthmore College The Phoenix Online
Last week's losses by Democrats in the midterm elections definitely do not bode well for action on climate change — or for a range of progressive issues such as women's and immigrant's rights. Climate change denier James Inhofe (R-OK) will be replacing ...
Igniting change
Letter: Fossil fuel divestment is not just about the money
The U.S.-China Deal Wont Get Us Out of the Stone Age
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