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The year in space exploration: 9 spaceships, 3500 hours of research, and ...
VentureBeat
While the public's image of what goes on aboard the International Space Station (ISS) may be mostly superb photos of Earth or Christmas stockings hanging over doorways, let's not forget that there's a whole lot of work being done by the rotating cast of six ...
International Space Station to streak across N.J. sky tonightNJ.com
That's me in the picture: Robert Curbeam performs a spacewalk over New ...The Guardian
Space station visible from San DiegoU-T San Diego
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While the public's image of what goes on aboard the International Space Station (ISS) may be mostly superb photos of Earth or Christmas stockings hanging over doorways, let's not forget that there's a whole lot of work being done by the rotating cast of six ...
International Space Station to streak across N.J. sky tonight
That's me in the picture: Robert Curbeam performs a spacewalk over New ...
Space station visible from San Diego
BBC News
The most stunning space pictures of 2014
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Curiosity Self-Portrait at 'Windjana' Drilling Site In April and May 2014, the Curiosity Mars rover used the camera at the end of its arm to take dozens of images which were combined in this "selfie". Curiosity is currently exploring the foothills of Mount Sharp ...
NASA takes giant steps on its journey to MarsFlightCentric.com
Orion's historic step towards Mars and Kepler's 'earth twin': Nasa reveals its ...Daily Mail
The Year In Science: The Top Discoveries And Breakthroughs Of 2014International Business Times
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Curiosity Self-Portrait at 'Windjana' Drilling Site In April and May 2014, the Curiosity Mars rover used the camera at the end of its arm to take dozens of images which were combined in this "selfie". Curiosity is currently exploring the foothills of Mount Sharp ...
NASA takes giant steps on its journey to Mars
Orion's historic step towards Mars and Kepler's 'earth twin': Nasa reveals its ...
The Year In Science: The Top Discoveries And Breakthroughs Of 2014
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Big climate measures coming in 2015 after warmest year on record?
Science Recorder
There are positive signs, like an agreement between the U.S. and China, but scientists want to see real, binding commitments in 2015 toward curbing global emissions. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles.
And the glaciers continue to meltInquirer.net
Adaptation, not mitigation, the realistic climate change debateThe Australian
New momentum needed to seal climate treatygulfnews.com
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There are positive signs, like an agreement between the U.S. and China, but scientists want to see real, binding commitments in 2015 toward curbing global emissions. Science Recorder Pro. Free trial. No ads. Exclusive interviews. Access to all articles.
And the glaciers continue to melt
Adaptation, not mitigation, the realistic climate change debate
New momentum needed to seal climate treaty
Bangkok Post
Battle for the North Pole heating up as the Arctic melts
Examiner.com
With Christmas finally over, Santa Claus has returned to his base at the North Pole. But what country is he in when he's hanging out with his elves and reindeer? That question is a bit trickier than it would seem on its surface. Under international law, most of ...
Race for the ArcticArab News
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Examiner.com
With Christmas finally over, Santa Claus has returned to his base at the North Pole. But what country is he in when he's hanging out with his elves and reindeer? That question is a bit trickier than it would seem on its surface. Under international law, most of ...
Race for the Arctic
Spaceflight Now
Spacewatch: Name a crater on Mercury
The Guardian
Mercury as seen from Messenger – though not as the human eye would see it. This is a false colour image, with the colours enhancing the chemical, mineralogical and physical difference between the rocks that make up Mercury's surface. Photograph: ...
December 26, 2014 in News: NASA spacecraft to get bonus time studying MercurySpaceflight Now
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Mercury as seen from Messenger – though not as the human eye would see it. This is a false colour image, with the colours enhancing the chemical, mineralogical and physical difference between the rocks that make up Mercury's surface. Photograph: ...
December 26, 2014 in News: NASA spacecraft to get bonus time studying Mercury
New innovation helps extend Messenger's Mercury mission
Innovative use of pressurant extends MESSENGER's mission, enables collection ...
Northern Voices Online
Sedentary lifestyle made human bones weaker
Delhi Daily News
A recent study, which has been published in the journal PNAS, goes into why our agriculturally savvy ancestral families are partially responsible for our now well-adopted sedentary lifestyles-and our weak bones to boot. The researchers have claimed that our ...
Sedentary Lifestyle led to weaker bonesNews Tonight Africa
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Delhi Daily News
A recent study, which has been published in the journal PNAS, goes into why our agriculturally savvy ancestral families are partially responsible for our now well-adopted sedentary lifestyles-and our weak bones to boot. The researchers have claimed that our ...
Sedentary Lifestyle led to weaker bones
Hunters had thicker bones than farmers and now techies: Study
Singularity Hub
US researchers develop mind-controlled robotic arms
Arirang News
Robotic arms for amputee patients may sound like something from a science fiction movie but it is now a reality thanks to a group of U.S. scientists. This is great news for Leslie Baugh who lost both his arms in a tragic electrical accident 40 years ago. He never ...
Watch: Double amputee uses robotic limbs for first timefox13now.com
These Thought-Controlled Robotic Arms Are Beating Paralysis and AmputationSingularity Hub
Double Amputee Becomes The First Person With Two Mind-Controlled Robotic ...PC Tech Magazine
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Robotic arms for amputee patients may sound like something from a science fiction movie but it is now a reality thanks to a group of U.S. scientists. This is great news for Leslie Baugh who lost both his arms in a tragic electrical accident 40 years ago. He never ...
Watch: Double amputee uses robotic limbs for first time
These Thought-Controlled Robotic Arms Are Beating Paralysis and Amputation
Double Amputee Becomes The First Person With Two Mind-Controlled Robotic ...
Space Technology Had Great Achievements, Some Setbacks in 2014
Sierra Leone Times
WASHINGTON - Space technology this year reached some important goals, culminating with the spectacular landing of a space probe on a comet, millions of kilometers from Earth. But there were some setbacks, too. The biggest achievements of 2014 ...
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Sierra Leone Times
WASHINGTON - Space technology this year reached some important goals, culminating with the spectacular landing of a space probe on a comet, millions of kilometers from Earth. But there were some setbacks, too. The biggest achievements of 2014 ...
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