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CNET

NASA's Dawn gets its best glimpse yet of dwarf planet Ceres
CNET
At a resolution of just 27p, images captured by the Dawn probe as it approaches Ceres are the most detailed of the dwarf planet to date. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 20 January 2015, 11:01 am AEDT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus.
Dawn probe snaps incredible images of the Ceres asteroid   Daily Mail
Ceres in sight: NASA's Dawn spacecraft eyes mysterious dwarf planet   Los Angeles Times
Most Detailed and Closest image of Dwarf Planet Ceres Delivered by Nasa's ...   Full-Time Whistle
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NEWS.com.au

The discovery of this strange cosmic phenomenon has scientists baffled. Source ...
NEWS.com.au
A TEAM of Australian scientists have made a discovery that would impress the likes of Mulder and Scully. The scientists from Swinburne University in Melbourne achieved a world first when they managed to capture alien radio signals tearing through space in ...

Australian scientists detect radio waves from mystery source 5 bln light years away   Xinhua
Cosmic Radio Burst Caught from Outside Our Galaxy   Science Times
Astro-boffins tune in to weird real-time cosmic radio burst   The Register
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Full-Time Whistle

Weaponizing insulin - predatory sea snails do it
Full-Time Whistle
As predators go, snails may not seem particularly frightening. They do not possess great size, strength or speed, nor do they possess the teeth and claws that we as humans associate with dangerous animals.Cone snails, however, do not rely on speed or ...

Predatory sea snails produce weaponized insulin   (e) Science News
Snail Uses Unique Form Of Insulin To Stun Unsuspecting Prey   Headlines & Global News
Predatory snail uses weaponized insulin to trap its prey   National Monitor
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New project to send seeds to Mars
Economic Times
LONDON: A team of young researchers will send seeds to Mars in 2018 to grow the first plant on the Red planet. The Seed team has won a contest on the best designs for experiments on Mars organised by Dutch non-profit Mars One. "We are excited to ...

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TIME

Soprano Sarah Brightman Starts Training for Space Song
NBCNews.com
After a delay due to family illness, British singer Sarah Brightman began months of preparation on Monday at Russia's Star City cosmonaut training center for a 10-day, $52 million trip to the International Space Station. The 54-year-old soprano, best known for ...

Sarah Brightman Arrives in Russia, Preparing for Space Journey   Full-Time Whistle
Brit Soprano Sarah Brightman To Sing in ISS Accompanied by Orchestra on Earth   International Business Times AU
Brightman puts space back on the map   Chicago Tribune
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The Utah People's Post

Environment has greater influence on immunity than genes
BioNews
A twin study has shown that the majority of variation in immunity between individuals is due to non-genetic factors. The findings, published in Cell, suggest that the environment dominates when it comes to shaping our immune profiles. 'When you examine ...

Environment, not genes, dictates our immune system   Times of India
Environment not genes decides immunity as we age   Zee News
Diseases possibly due to environment   iAfrica.com

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The Guardian

On Polar Bears, Don't Buy the Hype
Power Line (blog)
Global warming hysterics have adopted the polar bear as a mascot, even though I believe it is undisputed that polar bear populations are robust. One false claim about the bears after another is debunked, yet the misrepresentations take on a life of their own ...

Polar bears moving north to final refuge   RedOrbit
McCain hopes to define legacy with national security post / (FTW)   Full-Time Whistle
Polar Bears Shifting to Areas with More Sea Ice   BioScholar News
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