2015年8月26日 星期三

2015-08-27 Namibia Science


The Guardian
   
Global sea levels have climbed 8cm since 1992, Nasa research shows   
The Guardian
Scientists believe ocean currents and natural cycles are temporarily offsetting a sea level rise in the Pacific Ocean. Photograph: Ray Collins/Barcroft Media. Reuters. Wednesday 26 August 2015 23.13 EDT Last modified on Wednesday 26 August 2015 23.15 ...

NASA sees unavoidable sea level rise ahead   Jakarta Post
Nasa: Nothing can stop sea level rise   Bangkok Post
NASA Warns Sea-Level Rise Will Only Get Worse in the Future   NBCNews.com
Washington Post   
Voice of America   
TIME   
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Last Sumatran rhino in US seeks mate   
CNN International
(CNN) What to do when you want to settle down and raise a family but you're the last remaining member of your species in the country? No, it's not the latest sci-fi movie coming out this fall. It's the real-life story of Harapan, the last Sumatran ...

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Los Angeles Times
   
What the dust in your house reveals about you   
Los Angeles Times
Even if you live by yourself, you do not live alone. In a recent analysis of dust samples collected from 1,200 homes across the United States, researchers report that most of us co-habitate with a few thousand species of bacteria and about 2,000 ...
Household dust contains microbes   NYC Today
Worried about gross bacteria in your house? Get rid of pets - and men   13WMAZ
Unbelievable yet true: Dust in the house can tell gender of occupants   indiatvnews.com (press release) (blog)
Christian Science Monitor   
FreeDistrict   
Laboratory Equipment   
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Times of India
   
Black holes are a passage to another universe, says Stephen Hawking   
Times of India
Humans could escape from black holes, rather than getting stuck in them, according to a new theory proposed by Stephen Hawking. Unfortunate space travellers won't be able to return to their own universe, according to Hawking. But they will be able to ...

Stephen Hawking says he's solved a black hole mystery, but physicists await ...   Los Angeles Times
Black holes 'may lead to other universes'   Sky News Australia
Stephen Hawking: There May Be a Way Out of a Black Hole   Voice of America (blog)

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Techie News
   
80-million-year-old lizard fossils discovered in Brazil   
Techie News
A Gueragama holotype by Tiago Simoes and Adriano Kury. Credit: Tiago Simoes and Adriano Kury. Fossils of a new species of lizard believed to have lived some 80 million years ago have been discovered in Brazil, suggesting that iguanas achieved a ...


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Fortune
   
Why these researchers want to inject 3D printed 'microfish' into your body   
Fortune
Is this the future of medicine? Tiny “fish” could soon be swimming in your bloodstream. Nanoengineers at the University of California, San Diego, have developed 3D printing technology called “microscale continuous optical printing” that can print ...
3-D Printed 'Microfish' Could Purify Water, Deliver Drugs To Specific Targets   Headlines & Global News
3D Printed Fish Can Detect And Remove Toxins From Liquid   Popular Science
Robotic Microfish Can Sense and Remove Toxins From Their Environment   Gizmodo
TechCrunch   
Focus News   
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Orlando Sentinel
   
NASA Orion model dropped 35000 feet for parachute test   
Orlando Sentinel
A NASA Orion spacecraft model is loaded into a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III to test the parachute system at the U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona on Wednesday, August 26, 2016. A NASA Orion spacecraft model is loaded into a Boeing C-17 ...

A close look at NASA's Orion spacecraft after its parachute test   The Verge
Test Flight of NASA's Orion Space Capsule Fails Brilliantly   Softpedia News
Nasa tests Orion capsule that will take man to Mars   Daily Mail
Yuma Sun   
CTV News   
UPI.com   
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Clapway
   
World's First Radio-Tracking Drone Sees Wildlife   
Clapway
Every so often, you may notice a rare bird perched on a tree outside your home or witness a creature you are unable to identify on the walk home from work. Researchers, interested in learning more about unique animal species, have now managed to create ...

Radio-Tagged Wildlife Is Hard to Track—Unless You've Got a Drone   TakePart
Australian Scientists Design World's First Tracking Drones   iTech Post
Scientists develop world's first radio-tracking drone to locate wildlife   Livemint
NDTV   
Digital Trends   
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Telegraph.co.uk
   
Time capsule buried in 1800s discovered, thanks to construction workers   
NYC Today
Credit for the discovery of a metal tin appearing to be a time capsule buried in the 1800s goes to construction workers in the Scottish Highlands. The metal tin was found when workers from construction company Morgan Sindall were working at Ruthven ...
Whisky Discovered In 121-Year-Old Time Capsule, But Would You Drink It?   Gizmodo Australia
Bottle of whisky is found in capsule   The National
120-year-old bottle of whisky and newspaper found in Scotland in time capsule ...   Scotland Now
Telegraph.co.uk   
Irish Independent   
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AmeriPublications
   
Millions of plastic particles found in cosmetic products   
The Times
Analysis at Plymouth College has proven virtually 100,000 tiny 'microbeads' – every a fraction of a millimetre in diameter – could possibly be launched in each single software of sure , corresponding to facial scrubs. The particles are included as ...
'Considerable concern' over microplastic waste and its impact on the sea   Herald Scotland
Microplastics pose significant danger to marine life   Techie News
New study quantifies microplastics pollution   Updated News
Western Morning News   
Nanowerk   
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