2015年4月13日 星期一

2015-04-14 Namibia Science


Wall Street Journal
   
Mars May Hold Liquid Water, NASA Curiosity Rover Finds   
Wall Street Journal
New research based on data from NASA's Curiosity rover indicates for the first time that there may actually be liquid water close to the surface of the Red Planet. WSJ's Monika Auger reports. Photo: NASA. Transcript +. This transcript has been automatically ...

Nasa's 'Curiosity' rover finds water below surface of Mars   Irish Times
Tiny and briny: Small amounts of liquid water might still be on Mars   Los Angeles Times
News Corp Australia   NEWS.com.au
The Hindu   
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Sky News Australia
   
ISS grocery run stalled by storm clouds   
Sky News Australia
SpaceX will have to wait another day to deliver groceries and an espresso maker to the International Space Station. Fast-approaching storm clouds prevented the unmanned rocket from blasting off on Monday afternoon. The company will try again on ...

SpaceX Launch Delayed   Tucson News Now
United Launch Alliance Boldly Names Its Next Rocket: Vulcan!   NBCNews.com
Astronauts Forced To Wait For Espresso Machine After SpaceX Aborts Launch 2 ...   CBS Local
Financial Post   
Christian Science Monitor   
Spaceflight Now   
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Times LIVE
   
Scientists shed new light on formation of moon   
Times LIVE
The problem with that is that Earth rocks and moon rocks are so similar that researchers thought there was only a 1% chance of another planet being involved. File photo. Image by: Thinkstock. Scientists might finally have figured out how the moon was formed ...

New Israeli research sheds light on the moon's origins   Haaretz
How was the moon formed? Israeli researchers shed new light on subject   Jerusalem Post Israel News
New analysis may explain why the earth and the moon are so chemically similar   South China Morning Post (subscription)
Breaking Israel News   
News Tonight Africa   
Customs Today Newspaper   
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Maine News
   
New research may lead to better handling of earth-penetrating Missiles   
Maine News
Duke University physicists have conducted a research and developed techniques to gauge what happens below the ground when missile strikes the earth. Their research has revealed that materials like soil and sand actually get stronger when missile meteor ...

Duke researchers dig more into impact of missiles and meteors on earth   The Market Business
Meteor Missiles Make Ground Soil and Sand More Powerful   Times Gazette
How the earth underground resists missile attack   Zee News
Immortal News   
Sci-News.com   
Newser   
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RedOrbit
   
Astronomers discover most hostile exoplanet   
RedOrbit
Astronomers from the universities of Geneva (UNIGE) and Bern recently discovered that a distant exoplanet has one of the most hostile atmospheres known to man, with wind speeds of more than 620 miles per hour and temperatures of greater than 5400 ...

Hot and Windy on HD 189733b Exoplanet   Prensa Latina
Astronomers Find Distant Exoplanet With Hot, Windy 'Inferno' Atmosphere   Tech Times
Exoplanet with an infernal atmosphere identified   Business Standard
The Daily Galaxy (blog)   
Tech Fragments   
Space Ref (press release)   
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Sky News Australia
   
IWC questions Japan's new whaling plan   
Sky News Australia
The International Whaling Commission has questioned Japan's new Antarctic whaling plan and told the country to provide more information to justify the killings. Tokyo submitted a proposal with an annual target of 333 minke whales, down from some 900 ...

Japan Is Going to Kill Thousands of Whales No Matter What Other Nations Say   VICE News
Japan to continue whaling despite IWC report   ABC Online
Japan Won't Accept "No" to Whaling   The Maritime Executive
The New Daily   
Business Insider Australia   
Sydney Morning Herald   
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BGR
   
Watch: Amazing GoPro footage shows what it's like to walk in outer space   
BGR
The versatile GoPro camera never ceases to amaze us, as the tiny gadget lets users capture all sorts of interesting moments that might otherwise go unrecorded. We have already seen some impressive clips recorded with the popular gadget – check out our ...

NASA Astronauts ISS films stunning Spacewalk with GoPro camera   World Tech Today
GoPros go on a space walk   PBS NewsHour
VIDEO: Astronaut's GoPro Footage Makes Routing Cables Look Exciting   RYOT
teleSUR English   
Washington Post   
TIME   
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CNET
   
The Plot Thickens: New Data About Bright Flashes on Ceres   
Sputnik International
The mysterious flashes observed on the dwarf planet Ceres seem to have different origins, as revealed in new, closer images taken by the Dawn spacecraft. The new photos released by Nasa show that a bright spot detected in previous images is actually two ...

Ceres Mystery Bright Spots Grow Stranger In New Color Images Of Dwarf Planet   Tech Times
A full-color zoomable look at the dwarf planet Ceres … still no answers to bright ...   mySanAntonio.com (blog)
'Dwarf planet' Ceres spawns giant mystery   The News International
Daily Mail   
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Monday's letters   
Sarasota Herald-Tribune
The letter "FEMA's climate agenda" claims FEMA's requirement that states asking for federal funding for hazard-mitigation plans include climate change hazards in those plans is "a stunning display of federal government strong-arm tactics" and "blackmail of ...


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mirror.co.uk
   
Temperature rise might lead to fish stock change in North Sea: study   
GlobalPost (blog)
This article was produced by the Xinhua News Agency, the official press agency of the People's Republic of China. Xinhua describes itself as the "information organ of the central government." Given China's size and importance, GlobalPost publishes ...

Warming seas pose habitat risk for fishy favourites   University of Bristol

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