en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-02-11 Namibia Science

SpaceX scrubs rocket launch, cargo ship comes home from ISS
CBS News
Launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying a space weather satellite inspired 17 years ago by Al Gore was grounded again Tuesday, this time by high upper level winds. SpaceX engineers were told to recycle the countdown for a third attempt Wednesday at ...

SpaceX Dragon Capsule Returns from Space Station   NDTV
SpaceX Dragon cargo capsule returns home from space station   Xinhua
REFILE-UPDATE 2-SpaceX Dragon capsule returns from space station   Reuters
Boston Herald
ABC News
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Creepy robot dog gets kicked repeatedly
Toronto Sun
Related Stories. Robot easily lands ridiculous backflip · Google acquires developer of military robots · Robot programmed to open fridge, pour beer. The guy in this video is guilty of robot animal cruelty. (But it's OK, the robot dog was unharmed.).
New, smaller robotic dog unleashed   9news.com.au
VIDEO: Spot robot from Boston Dynamics moves like a dog   WXYZ
VIDEO: Meet Spot, Google's robot dog who can run, climb and survive a kick?   Q13 FOX
KIVI-TV
Tech Gen Mag
Live Science
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Scientists Find Surprising Core in Earth's Inner Core
Wall Street Journal
A new study by a team of scientists from the U.S. and China suggests Earth's innermost core might have a core of its own. WSJ's Monika Auger reports. Photo: Lachina Publishing Services. Transcript +. This transcript has been automatically generated ...

Core within core: Earth's deep secrets unveiled   Times of India
Researchers: Earth has strangely-aligned inner core going east to west   The Space Reporter
Scientists find oddly behaving 'inner-inner core' at Earth's center   CNET
National Post
Mirror.co.uk
Quartz
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Can 'climate intervention' help fend off global warming?
Christian Science Monitor
The National Academy of Sciences outlines a research agenda for two broad approaches that may be needed as greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise. By Pete Spotts, Staff writer February 10, 2015. close. The sun sets behind power-plant smokestacks ...

National Academy of Sciences recommends further research on geoengineering ...   National Monitor
Controversial Method Of Addressing Climate Change Needs More Study ...   Huffington Post
Rethinking the unthinkable   The Guardian
Arizona Daily Star
Boulder Daily Camera
(e) Science News
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Europe Gears Up for Test Flight of IXV Space Plane
NBCNews.com
The European Space Agency is due to launch an experimental space plane from its spaceport in French Guiana on Wednesday — a step that it hopes will pave the way for Europe's first reusable space transportation system. ESA's uncrewed Intermediate ...

Europe's IXV mini 'spaceplane' set to fly   BBC News
Countdown Commences For European Intermediate eXperimental Vehicle   SatNews Publishers
ESA to launch reusable spacecraft into low Earth orbit   Irish Times
euronews
Reuters
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KVAL

Smile! You're on the Hubble telescope
KVAL
An image taken with the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope appears to show the galaxy cluster SDSS J1038+4849 ... well, smiling. "In the case of this 'happy face', the two eyes are very bright galaxies and the misleading smile lines are actually arcs caused ...

Hubble Telescope Captures 'Smiley Face' Galaxy Cluster   RTT News
PHOTO: Hubble telescope spots smiley face in space   KHQ Right Now
Say Cheese! Hubble Telescope Sees Cosmic Smiley Face in Space   Space.com
abc7news.com
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Spanish Among the Most Positives Languages, According to Study
Latin American Herald Tribune
SYDNEY – Spanish and Portuguese tend to be more positive in their expressions than Russian or Chinese, according to a study published Tuesday on words used in 10 languages which showed that humans try to look at life optimistically. The differences are ...

Human Languages are Inclined towards Happy Words, Study Says   Voice Chronicle
Which Language is the Happiest?   Pioneer News
All Languages Use More Positive Words Than Negative Words, Says Study   Daily Science Journal
Christian Science Monitor
Pune Mirror
Tech Times
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Nebula Henize 2-248 will become Type 1a Supernova after two white dwarf ...
The Hoops News
Twin stars which are located at the center of a bizarrely developed planetary nebula are going to be sharing an explosive fate. Scientists have found that while evaluating and researching the planetary nebula, in an effort to determine how they develop their ...

Twin stars at nebula's heart doomed to end in supernova explosion   Los Angeles Times
Supernova in the Making: Twin Stars Will Meet Explosive Death in 700 Million ...   ABC News
Two White Dwarf Stars At Center Of Planetary Nebula Henize 2-428 Will ...   Tech Times
Chinatopix
Phys.Org
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Why is the sun so sad? Giant filament turns solar surface into a giant 'sad face ...
Daily Mail
Just days after Hubble captured an amazing image of a 'smiling' galaxy, Nasa has revealed an equally emotive picture of the sun looking sad. It shows a vast filament of material snaked across the lower half of the sun on Feb.10, 2015, forming a dark 'smile' ...

NASA's Solar-Terrestrial Relations Observatory A + B Photos From The Far Side ...   SatNews Publishers
Don't blame the sun for global warming   ummid.com

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Made in Sheffield . . university helps make cameras for super telescope to study ...
Yorkshire Post
SCIENTISTS from a Yorkshire university are working on a telescope so powerful it will be capable of studying an item no bigger than a pound coin from hundreds of miles away. Experts from Sheffield are part of a team developing cameras for a super ...

China imposes record anti-trust fine on Qualcomm   Gizbot
World Biggest Telescope is being Built By University of Sheffield Scientists   National Column
World's biggest solar telescope to launch in 2019   Business Standard
PerfScience
Belfast Telegraph
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