en-na-hotdailynews: 2015-02-13 Namibia Science

Dogs can read our emotions claim experts
Telegraph.co.uk
Dogs have been man's best friend for 30,000 years and scientists have now discovered the secret to that long companionship - they can read our emotions. The researchers discovered dogs were able to tell simply from looking at a human facial expression ...

New Research Shows Some Dogs Can Tell When You're Mad   TIME
Dogs Recognize Expression On Human Faces   Tech Times
Dogs recognize the difference between angry and happy humans   The Verge
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ABC Science Online
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Spectacular video of solar flares will mesmerize you
CBS News
Wednesday marked five years since NASA launched its sun-watching Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) into space. To commemorate the anniversary, the agency compiled this breathtaking video of violent but beautiful explosions on our central star.
NASA releases stunning videos of the Sun   Salt Lake Tribune
NASA Highlight Reel Shows Sun's Most Explosive Moments   Newsweek
Massive Filament Snakes Over Half A Million Miles Across Sun's Surface   Huffington Post
Irish Examiner
New York Daily News
Belfast Telegraph
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Southwest and Great Plains at risk of 21st century 'mega-drought'
Los Angeles Times
Global warming will bring the "unprecedented" risk of a decades-long mega-drought in the American Southwest and Great Plains during the second half of the century, researchers claim. The forecast, which was published online Thursday in the new journal ...

US 'at risk of mega-drought future'   BBC News
Study sees even bigger longer droughts for much of US West   San Antonio Express-News
Worst SW drought in 1000 years due by 2100: study   Arizona Daily Star
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Scientists warn of `mega-drought` risk in western US
Bharat Press
Washington: If individuals don't take motion to rein in local weather change by curbing fossil gasoline use, lengthy-lasting mega-droughts are more and more doubtless in the western US later this century, researchers stated Thursday. Mega-drought is ...

Scientists warn of 'mega-drought' risk in western US   Business Standard

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Aust fishing boat waiting for icebreaker
NEWS.com.au
A US icebreaker is making its way around pack ice and icebergs to rescue a damaged Australian fishing boat trapped in Antarctic ice. THE 63-metre Antarctic Chieftain, with 26 crew aboard, damaged three of its four propeller blades when it struck ice while ...

US icebreaker, Talleys ship on Antarctic rescue mission   Stuff.co.nz
Kiwis on trapped fishing boat in Antarctica 'safe'   TVNZ
US icebreaker closing in on Australian ship stuck in Antarctic ice   The Straits Times
AsiaOne
International Business Times AU
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Plan to broadcast messages to alien worlds leaves cosmologists worrying
The Independent
A plan to beam powerful radio messages to possible alien civilisations on distant planets has caused consternation among some scientists who believe it could spell doom for humanity on Earth. Leading figures behind the 50-year-old Search for ...

'SEND ALIENS THE RULES OF CRICKET'   Herald Scotland
Should we beam greetings to alien civilizations even though they might be ...   Washington Post
'Time to contact aliens': Top scientist urges Earth to get in touch with extra ...   Mirror.co.uk
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Science Now
The Times (subscription)
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The Secret Acrobatics of Popcorn Revealed
WCTV
Believe it or not, the science behind popcorn's popping may be akin to an Olympic event: Researchers have found that popcorn kernels accomplish their acrobatic feats like somersaulting gymnasts who push off with their legs before launching themselves into ...

What Makes Popcorn Go 'Pop'? Scientists Might Have Just Solved the Decades ...   TheBlaze.com
90-millisecond pop trick of popcorn cracked   Times of India
Study reveals the science behind popcorn 'pops'   Telegraph.co.uk

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