en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-09-22 Namibia Science

These 4 New Spider Species Just Want to Be Your Friends
Gizmodo
Arachnologists have found a whole new genus of spiders in the deserts of Namibia and South Africa, and a couple of the new species seem to have some peculiar habits. Recently, Peter Jäger and Henrik Krehenwinkel examined some spider specimens they ...

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seattlepi.com

Super blood moon on Sunday will not usher in the end of the world (and other ...
seattlepi.com
The end of the world will surely come, but just as surely it will not be this Sunday night or Monday morning when a super moon combines with a lunar eclipse to create a "super blood moon." The moon completely crosses the earth's shadow in a total lunar ...

When is the Supermoon? lunar eclipse, blood moon coming Sunday (September 27 2015)   AL.com
Moonquakes and Marsquakes   The Atlantic
Is the moon really shrinking?   Daily Times
Hamilton Spectator
KRTV Great Falls News
KHON2
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Discovery News

Killer Radiation: How to Protect Martian Astronauts
Discovery News
In “The Martian”, Mark Watney deals with a lot of dangerous situations — food and communications being a couple of them. But what if his camp got hit by a solar storm? How could he protect himself in that situation? Solar eruptions can cause damage to ...

Man on Mars? NASA says it's happening and soon   Daily Times
How soon will we get to Mars?   Christian Science Monitor
NASA Brings the International Space Station Experience to the Twin Cities   SYS-CON Media (press release)
The Space Reporter
NYSE Post
Daily Mail
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NDTV

UN Climate Chief Presses Speedy Action After Pledges
NDTV
File photo of Executive Secretary of United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on Climate Change, Christiana Figueres. (Agence France-Presse). United Nations, United States: The UN climate chief urged nations Monday to ensure the speed of future ...

Paris 2015: Scientist Tim Flannery feels positive ahead of the UN's climate talks   Sydney Morning Herald
'Inconceivable' Paris won't deliver climate pact, says UNEP chief   RTCC
EU adopts its negotiation mandate for the Paris climate summit - Bellona.org   Bellona

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Nature World Report

GMO Babies? UK researchers want to modify genomes of embryos
Nature World Report
Are GMO babies on the way? One researcher in the United Kingdom has applied for permission to modify the genomes in human embryos in an effort to study early human development. By Brian Anderson -. 2015-09-21. human embryo "Human Embryo" by ...

Scientists seek go-ahead to modify human embryos   The News Hub
United Kingdom scientists apply for OK to edit human embryo genes   The Weather Space
Scientists Apply for License to Edit Genes in Human Embryos   Scientific American
MyTechBits
Youth Independent News
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Tech Times

ISRO To Launch India's First Astronomy Satellite: Here's What Astrosat Will Do
Tech Times
ISRO is set to launch India's first astronomy satellite. The Astrosat will launch on Sept. 28 onboard PSLV-C30. (Photo : ISRO). The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) has announced that it is now ready to launch its first astronomy satellite ...

India's ISRO to launch its first Astronomical Observation Satellite, ASTROSAT ...   Pc-Tablet Media
ISRO set to launch 1st space observatory Astrosat on September 28   Steelers Lounge (blog)
ISRO to launch “ASTROSAT” on September 28   MyTechBits
The New Indian Express
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BT.com

Walk with Elephants: Explore African Sanctuary on Google Street View
Live Science
You don't have to leave home to hang out with one of the world's most beloved tusked mammals. Thanks to Google, it's now possible to frolic with elephants in your living room (or anywhere else your Internet-connected device happens to be). Save the ...

ENVIRONMENTProtecting Africa's elephants with Google   gulfnews.com
Tech for tuskers: protecting Africa's elephants with Google   The Star Online
Google aids in elephant conservation   iAfrica.com

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Immortal News

Air Pollution Kills Over 3 Million People Worldwide Every Year
Immortal News
Scientists from around the globe published a study last Wednesday in the scientific journal Nature, claiming that air pollution alone is killing 3.3 million people a year worldwide, The Associated Press reported via US News. The lead author of the ...
Air pollution killing 3.3 mn people a year study   SurfPaducah
Air pollution deadly for 3.3 million per year   The Weather Space
Study: Air pollution deaths to double by 2050   The Weather Network
BABW News
NewsQuench
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