Orion Test Flight to Carry Sally Ride's Crew Patch PC Magazine
The first test flight of NASA's deep space crew capsule is a go and the pioneering astronaut's STS-7 crew patch will be on board. 0shares. Orion Rendering. The first test flight of NASA's deep space Orion crew capsule is a go for Thursday morning and ...
NASA counts down to Orion's first step to MarsChannel News Asia
Orion's maiden space voyage the first step on taking humans to MarsThe Globe and Mail
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The first test flight of NASA's deep space crew capsule is a go and the pioneering astronaut's STS-7 crew patch will be on board. 0shares. Orion Rendering. The first test flight of NASA's deep space Orion crew capsule is a go for Thursday morning and ...
NASA counts down to Orion's first step to Mars
Orion's maiden space voyage the first step on taking humans to Mars
Test Run For Spaceship Taking Humans To Mars
UN warning as 2014 is set to be hottest year on record Irish Independent
"What is particularly unusual and alarming this year are the high temperatures of vast areas of the ocean surface, including in the northern hemisphere." A participant poses in front of a display explaining Peru's climate, at the U.N. Climate Change Conference ...
2014 poised for hottest year on record: UNAsiaOne
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"What is particularly unusual and alarming this year are the high temperatures of vast areas of the ocean surface, including in the northern hemisphere." A participant poses in front of a display explaining Peru's climate, at the U.N. Climate Change Conference ...
2014 poised for hottest year on record: UN
WMO predicts 2014 could be hottest yet
Global warming makes 2014 likely to be hottest on record
Australian researcher discovers first artwork by early human Xinhua
SYDNEY, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- An Australian researcher has discovered what is believed to be the first artwork ever created by a human ancestor. The simple zigzag pattern found on a fossilized shell from the Indonesian island of Java has been dated to at least ...
Old Master: 540000-Year-Old Shell Has Oldest Ever 'Art'NBCNews.com
Ancient markings may be the world's oldest doodleStuff.co.nz
Simple find 'rewrites history'NEWS.com.au
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SYDNEY, Dec. 4 (Xinhua) -- An Australian researcher has discovered what is believed to be the first artwork ever created by a human ancestor. The simple zigzag pattern found on a fossilized shell from the Indonesian island of Java has been dated to at least ...
Old Master: 540000-Year-Old Shell Has Oldest Ever 'Art'
Ancient markings may be the world's oldest doodle
Simple find 'rewrites history'
Asteroids, asteroids will rock you, Queen guitarist warns Los Angeles Times
It's never too early to worry about asteroids wiping out life on Earth. So say the folks who've been fretting for decades over just such a scenario -- among them, Queen guitarist-astrophysicist Brian May. They think it's time all Earthlings focus their anxiety, and ...
Scientists warn of risk to planet from orbiting asteroidsSan Francisco Chronicle
Warning: Earth is 'living on borrowed time'NEWS.com.au
Brian May Is the Champion of the UniverseNewsweek
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It's never too early to worry about asteroids wiping out life on Earth. So say the folks who've been fretting for decades over just such a scenario -- among them, Queen guitarist-astrophysicist Brian May. They think it's time all Earthlings focus their anxiety, and ...
Scientists warn of risk to planet from orbiting asteroids
Warning: Earth is 'living on borrowed time'
Brian May Is the Champion of the Universe
Japan's rocket launch site looks like a Bond villain's secret lair Gizmodo
Someone mentioned in Twitter that Japan's Yoshinobu Launch Complex at the Tanegashima Space Center looks like the lair of a Bond villain. And indeed it does: Check out the photo I found while searching for information about Hayabusa 2, JAXA's second ...
Japanese probe to travel into Earth's pastTimes LIVE
Japanese asteroid probe sets off on six-year tripThe Daily Star
JAXA hopes to get nod to name Hayabusa2 mission's destination asteroidThe Japan Times
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Someone mentioned in Twitter that Japan's Yoshinobu Launch Complex at the Tanegashima Space Center looks like the lair of a Bond villain. And indeed it does: Check out the photo I found while searching for information about Hayabusa 2, JAXA's second ...
Japanese probe to travel into Earth's past
Japanese asteroid probe sets off on six-year trip
JAXA hopes to get nod to name Hayabusa2 mission's destination asteroid
The West Antarctic Ice Sheet Is Retreating at a Much Higher Rate Than ... VICE News
The world has a lot at stake in keeping the West Antarctic ice sheet from melting. Should the frozen expanse fully disintegrate, scientists say, it could raise global sea levels by an average of four feet, submerging coastal cities, like Miami, Florida.
West Antarctic ice melt triples in 10 yearsThe Australian
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The world has a lot at stake in keeping the West Antarctic ice sheet from melting. Should the frozen expanse fully disintegrate, scientists say, it could raise global sea levels by an average of four feet, submerging coastal cities, like Miami, Florida.
West Antarctic ice melt triples in 10 years
West Antarctic Dropped Ice Equivalent to Mount Everest as Melting Tripled in ...
Antarctic Sea Ice Is Actually Thicker Than We Thought
Richard III's DNA analysis shows infidelity in UK's royal family Times of India
LONDON: Analysis of the DNA of King Richard III has thrown up a surprising finding - evidence of infidelity in his family tree raising questions about the medieval lines of succession in the monarchy in the UK. Scientists who studied genetic material from the ...
Skeleton identified as England's Richard IIIThe Daily Star
Richard III's DNA doesn't match current royal familyLive 5 News
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LONDON: Analysis of the DNA of King Richard III has thrown up a surprising finding - evidence of infidelity in his family tree raising questions about the medieval lines of succession in the monarchy in the UK. Scientists who studied genetic material from the ...
Skeleton identified as England's Richard III
Richard III's DNA doesn't match current royal family
DNA Analysis on King Richard III Raises Questions on Royal Lineage
There was life on Mars say scientists after studying meteorite in Morocco Mirror.co.uk
A meteorite that fell to Earth from the red planet has been found to contain carbon - the key building block of existence. The rock was found in the Moroccan desert three-and-a-half years ago. Scientists examining minute cracks in it believe it has a biological ...
Does Martian meteorite contain traces of life?EarthSky
Experts Cast Doubt on Meteorite Study's Claims of Martian LifeLive Science
Is this proof of life on Mars?NEWS.com.au
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A meteorite that fell to Earth from the red planet has been found to contain carbon - the key building block of existence. The rock was found in the Moroccan desert three-and-a-half years ago. Scientists examining minute cracks in it believe it has a biological ...
Does Martian meteorite contain traces of life?
Experts Cast Doubt on Meteorite Study's Claims of Martian Life
Is this proof of life on Mars?
Giraffe population decline has conservation groups ringing alarm bells ABC Online
The alarm is being raised about the dwindling number of giraffes in Africa, and it is hoped that through better research more light will be shed on their plight. Dr Julian Fennessy, an Australian conservation scientist based in Namibia, said there were only about ...
Giraffes 'Invisible' Extinction: 40% Less In 15 yearsFood World News
Giraffe Population Dropped Drastically in Last 15 Years: What's Causing Decline?Tech Times
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The alarm is being raised about the dwindling number of giraffes in Africa, and it is hoped that through better research more light will be shed on their plight. Dr Julian Fennessy, an Australian conservation scientist based in Namibia, said there were only about ...
Giraffes 'Invisible' Extinction: 40% Less In 15 years
Giraffe Population Dropped Drastically in Last 15 Years: What's Causing Decline?
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A lesson in humility from a great scientist, sacked from CSIRO ABC Online (blog)
Dr San Thang ex CSIRO A prospective Nobel prize-winning Australian chemist, sacked as part of mass job losses at the CSIRO, has responded with a generosity of spirit that he concedes might not be common among his sacked colleagues. “In September ...
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Dr San Thang ex CSIRO A prospective Nobel prize-winning Australian chemist, sacked as part of mass job losses at the CSIRO, has responded with a generosity of spirit that he concedes might not be common among his sacked colleagues. “In September ...
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