New York Times
Yuri Milner, Russian Entrepreneur, Promises $100 Million for Alien Search
New York Times
Extending his idea of philanthropy beyond the Earth and even the human species, Yuri Milner, the Russian Internet entrepreneur and founder of science giveaways like the annual $3 million Fundamental Physics Prizes, announced in London on Monday that ...
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New York Times
Extending his idea of philanthropy beyond the Earth and even the human species, Yuri Milner, the Russian Internet entrepreneur and founder of science giveaways like the annual $3 million Fundamental Physics Prizes, announced in London on Monday that ...
Russian billionaire invests $100m in search of intelligent alien life
British physicist Stephen Hawking launches $100 million search for aliens
Looking for ET: Stephen Hawking launches biggest-ever search for alien life
New York Times
Failure of One Metal Strut Seemed to Doom SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket
New York Times
The snapping of a single strip of metal holding a part in place appears to have doomed an unmanned cargo rocket headed to the International Space Station last month, a preliminary investigation has found. Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, ...
Failed strut caused SpaceX rocket blast: CEO Elon MuskEconomic Times
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New York Times
The snapping of a single strip of metal holding a part in place appears to have doomed an unmanned cargo rocket headed to the International Space Station last month, a preliminary investigation has found. Space Exploration Technologies Corporation, ...
Failed strut caused SpaceX rocket blast: CEO Elon Musk
Faulty metal brace likely doomed SpaceX Falcon rocket, Musk says
SpaceX says steel strut snapped
Irish Examiner
Philae comet lander falls silent
Irish Examiner
The Philae comet lander has fallen silent, said scientists, raising fears it has moved again on its new home millions of miles from Earth. The fridge-sized robotic lab, which in November landed on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, last made contact on ...
Comet probe Philae 'silent', ground control concernedThe Nation
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Irish Examiner
The Philae comet lander has fallen silent, said scientists, raising fears it has moved again on its new home millions of miles from Earth. The fridge-sized robotic lab, which in November landed on comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, last made contact on ...
Comet probe Philae 'silent', ground control concerned
European engineers struggle to resume contact with comet lander
Philae comet lander falls silent sparking fears ground-breaking data lost forever
The Independent
US space museum starts crowdfunding campaign to save spacesuit Neil Armstrong ...
The Independent
The US National Air and Space Museum has launched a crowdfunding campaign to save the spacesuit Neil Armstrong wore on the Moon in 1969. The spacesuit was built for short-term use with materials that break down. It is kept in a controlled environment, ...
Smithsonian museum looks to crowdfunding to restore Neil Armstrong's lunar ...ABC Online
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The Independent
The US National Air and Space Museum has launched a crowdfunding campaign to save the spacesuit Neil Armstrong wore on the Moon in 1969. The spacesuit was built for short-term use with materials that break down. It is kept in a controlled environment, ...
Smithsonian museum looks to crowdfunding to restore Neil Armstrong's lunar ...
Smithsonian embraces crowdfunding to preserve Neil Armstrong's spacesuit
Smithsonian starts crowdfunding effort for Neil Armstrong's moon-landing ...
Emirates 24/7
Nasa reveals 'Epic' view of Planet Earth from million miles away
Emirates 24/7
Earth as seen on July 6, 2015 from a distance of one million miles by a Nasa scientific camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory spacecraft. (Pic: Nasa). A Nasa camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite has returned its ...
NASA satellite camera provides view of entire sunlit side of earthNetIndian
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Emirates 24/7
Earth as seen on July 6, 2015 from a distance of one million miles by a Nasa scientific camera aboard the Deep Space Climate Observatory spacecraft. (Pic: Nasa). A Nasa camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite has returned its ...
NASA satellite camera provides view of entire sunlit side of earth
'EPIC' photo captures earth a million miles away
A Spectacular View of Earth Unlike Any Seen Since 1972
The Weather Channel
Hottest June on record worldwide
New Zealand Herald
The planet has set another monthly climate record, with scientists in the US recording the hottest June in 135 years. The first six months of the year also set a record for warmth, according to the monthly report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
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New Zealand Herald
The planet has set another monthly climate record, with scientists in the US recording the hottest June in 135 years. The first six months of the year also set a record for warmth, according to the monthly report by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
Remember When 2014 Was The Hottest Year On Record? Now 2015 Is.
More heat records are broken, NOAA finds
Data: 2015 On Track To Be The Hottest Year On Record
BBC News
Arctic ice 'grew by a third' after cool summer in 2013
BBC News
The volume of Arctic sea ice increased by around a third after an unusually cool summer in 2013. Researchers say the growth continued in 2014 and more than compensated for losses recorded in the three previous years. The scientists involved believe ...
No, Arctic sea ice is not going to be okayWashington Post
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BBC News
The volume of Arctic sea ice increased by around a third after an unusually cool summer in 2013. Researchers say the growth continued in 2014 and more than compensated for losses recorded in the three previous years. The scientists involved believe ...
No, Arctic sea ice is not going to be okay
Sea Ice Might Be More Resilient Than Thought
Arctic Sea Ice Extremely Sensitive To Temperature Fluctuations, Increased 41 ...
Huffington Post
New Horizons' Encounter With Pluto -- Our Solar System's Missing Link
Huffington Post
In our modern world of extremes, what's just happened over 4.5 billion miles away -- at what was once considered the edge of the solar system -- is something else. On the morning of July 14, NASA's New Horizons interplanetary space probe hurtled past ...
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Huffington Post
In our modern world of extremes, what's just happened over 4.5 billion miles away -- at what was once considered the edge of the solar system -- is something else. On the morning of July 14, NASA's New Horizons interplanetary space probe hurtled past ...
The New Horizons Spacecraft Proves Science Wrong With Images Of Pluto As An ...
Science of the Times: Pluto facts you may not know (and may not be true)
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EarthSky
Berkeley in $100 million search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Space Daily
he Breakthrough Prize Foundation and its founder, internet investor Yuri Milner, have signed a contract with UC Berkeley to lead a major escalation in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, or SETI. The foundation has committed $100 million over ...
In Defense of the $100 Million Donation Toward the Search for Extraterrestrial ...Patheos (blog)
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Space Daily
he Breakthrough Prize Foundation and its founder, internet investor Yuri Milner, have signed a contract with UC Berkeley to lead a major escalation in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, or SETI. The foundation has committed $100 million over ...
In Defense of the $100 Million Donation Toward the Search for Extraterrestrial ...
Search for extraterrestrial life gets big funds
Is ET Calling? Massive Search Will Scour Cosmos for Intelligent Aliens
Christian Science Monitor
Moon landing anniversary: Will US ever go back?
Christian Science Monitor
NASA hopes that the planned Orion manned capsule will carry astronauts to the moon, or Mars. But its first manned test flight isn't scheduled until 2021. Forty-six years ago to the day, Apollo 11 astronauts landed on the moon.
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Christian Science Monitor
NASA hopes that the planned Orion manned capsule will carry astronauts to the moon, or Mars. But its first manned test flight isn't scheduled until 2021. Forty-six years ago to the day, Apollo 11 astronauts landed on the moon.
Astronomer Visits Erie on Moon Landing Anniversary
Another Historic Day: 46th Anniversary of the Iconic Moon Landing Commemorated
Apollo 11Moon Landing: The First Time that Man Set Foot on an Alien Surface
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