2015年1月22日 星期四

2015-01-23 Namibia Science


USA TODAY
   
Doomsday clock moves to three minutes before midnight (poll)   
cleveland.com (blog)
Kennette Benedict, executive director of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, stands beside the old Doomsday Clock, which showed five minutes until midnight. Benedict announced during a news conference Thursday the new clock reads three minutes until ...

Three minutes to midnight: Climate and nuclear threats see Doomsday Clock ...   South China Morning Post (subscription)
The Doomsday Clock Moves 2 Minutes Closer To Midnight   NPR (blog)
Scientists Warn We're Ever-Closer To The Apocalypse   Huffington Post
USA TODAY   
The Australian (blog)   
io9   
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NPR (blog)
   
Goosebumps And Gas: New Data From Rosetta Probe Describes Comet   
NPR (blog)
Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko, the hurtling hunk of dust and ice that's being tailed by an Earth-made space probe as it hurtles toward the sun,. We're learning more about the comet that a European Space Agency paired up with its Rosetta probe, ...

Rosetta's up-close views of comet: stunning, but puzzling   Christian Science Monitor
Surprising Findings Raise Questions About Comet's Origins   Voice of America
Rosetta Spacecraft Raises New Questions About Comet's Origin   NDTV
NBCNews.com   
News24   
The Australian   
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International Business Times UK
   
Tool making arose earlier among human ancestors   
Los Angeles Times
Our ape-like ancestors may have stopped dragging their knuckles and started making tools a half million years earlier than previously thought, according to a new study. Fossils radically alter ideas about the look of man's earliest ancestors. Thomas H. Maugh ...

Tool use in human ancestors may have developed earlier than originally thought   SMN Weekly
Get a Grip: Hints of Oldest Tool Use Found in Ancient Hand Bones   NBCNews.com
Pre-Humans Used Tools with Human-Like Hands: How the Bones Show the ...   Tech Times
Geek Infinite   
National Column   
ABC Science Online   
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Christian Science Monitor
   
Rare, crazy-looking shark caught by Australian fisherman   
Christian Science Monitor
Of course, from the shark's perspective, it's probably we humans who are the crazy-looking ones. By Tanya Lewis, LiveScience January 22, 2015. close. The bizarre creature was pulled up from a depth of nearly a mile, off the southeastern coast of Australia.
A 'Living Fossil' Frilled Shark Found In Waters Of Victoria   International Business Times AU
Rare 'living fossil' — an eel-like shark with 300 razor-sharp teeth — caught off ...   National Post
Australian fishermen catch “horrific-looking” frilled shark   seattlepi.com (blog)
Huffington Post   
The Express Tribune   
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CNN
   
Laser treated metal can bounce-off water   
Geek Infinite
Researchers from University Rochester have made metal water resistant to an extent where the water droplets just bounce off like tiny basketballs. The newly designed metal will have multiple applications like storing water in countries facing water scarcity, ...

Rare waterproof metal where water droplets simply bounce off [VIDEO]   America Herald
Amazing New Material Is So Water Resistant That Liquid Bounces Right Off   Business Insider
Scientists have developed a Metal so water-resistant that bounces water drops ...   Frontline Desk
Wall Street Hedge   
The Weather Channel   
WTMA   
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Zee News
   
Interstellar travel could be possible 'using wormhole at centre of galaxy'   
Metro
Interstellar travel could be more than Hollywood fiction after scientists suggested a wormhole exists at the centre of our galaxy. Experts believe it would be possible to navigate through the giant doorway, which has the potential to take us to another galaxy or ...

Milky Way May Contain Interstellar Style Space-Time Tunnel   NDTV
Milky Way wormhole could be real-life 'Interstellar': study   New York Daily News

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Christianity Daily
   
Scientists Decode Ancient Information Taken from Meteorites   
Christianity Daily
Scientists from Cambridge University have found a way to read the ancient information contained inside meteorites, according to BBC. They noted that the data can be used to gain a deeper understanding of the Earth's core. For the study, the researchers ...

Scientists Figure Out A Way To Read Hidden Messages On Ancient Meteorites   International Business Times AU
Meteorite's magnetic memory can act like a hard drive from space   National Monitor
Meteorite's magnetic memory gives clues to Earth's future   Financial Express
Viral Global News   
Empire State Tribune   
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ABC Online
   
Andromeda Galaxy up close   
WA today
NASA release the largest and sharpest image ever taken of the Andromeda galaxy by the ESA Hubble Space Telescope showing over 100 million stars. 23/01/15. The ancient archaeological site of Pompeii is pictured in front of Mount Vesuvius in this April.
NASA releases the highest resolution picture ever taken - and it's mind-blowing   News24
This is the most crystal-clear image of space ever taken   Quartz
Nasa creates a 'map' of the Universe and the Andromeda Galaxy by making a ...   Metro
NBCNews.com   
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PopHerald Technology News
   
Asteroid impact may not be the main killer of dinosaurs 65 million years ago   
PopHerald Technology News
A NEW RESEARCH is challenging the widely accepted hypothesis that a large ASTEROID killed all the dinosaurs on this planet, the event that changed the food chain and life on Earth forever. A team of experts in London published a new research that will try ...

Research questions dino-killing asteroid theory   Techie News
Giant asteroid unlikely to have created firestorms big enough to kill off dinosaurs ...   Full-Time Whistle
Asteroid may not have wiped out dinosaurs: New evidence is found in crater   Yahoo News UK
Laboratory Equipment   
Science 2.0   
Science Codex   
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Warwick Daily News
   
The Future of Coral Reefs May Be Okay, But the Rest of the Ocean's Not   
Care2.com
Start planning your beach trips now, because the ocean and all its wonderful wildlife may not be around much longer. With all the gloom and doom news stories going around about climate change, there are really two poster victims for the Earth's ...

Great Barrier Reef - which party will protect it best?   ABC Online (blog)
Great Barrier Reef could lose 90% of its living corals as oceans warm   Click Green
Continuous Great Barrier Reef formation challenged - variations in sea level ...   Science Codex
Echonetdaily   
RTCC   
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