Namibian
Quiver quivers under the heat of the sun
Namibian
ABUNDANT QUIVER ... Southern Namibia is one of the rare places in the world where one can come across a forest of Aloe Dichotoma, more commonly known as the quiver tree. In spite of its waterabsorbing capabilities and storing trunk and leaves, the ...
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Namibian
ABUNDANT QUIVER ... Southern Namibia is one of the rare places in the world where one can come across a forest of Aloe Dichotoma, more commonly known as the quiver tree. In spite of its waterabsorbing capabilities and storing trunk and leaves, the ...
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NASA New Horizons Pluto mission finds ice peaks, massive canyons
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Mankind's first close-up look at Pluto did not disappoint Wednesday, as NASA's new pictures showed ice mountains on Pluto about as high as the Rockies and chasms on its big moon Charon that appear six times deeper than the Grand Canyon. QUIZ | 10 ...
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Mankind's first close-up look at Pluto did not disappoint Wednesday, as NASA's new pictures showed ice mountains on Pluto about as high as the Rockies and chasms on its big moon Charon that appear six times deeper than the Grand Canyon. QUIZ | 10 ...
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New Horizon probe's Pluto images cast light on dwarf planet's surface
Flyby a success, Pluto probe tells Earth
Irish Examiner
Air pollution kills 9500 in London every year: Study
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LONDON: Nearly 9,500 people are dying in London each year due to long-term exposure to air pollution, more than twice as many as previously thought. The premature deaths are due to two key pollutants, fine particulates known as PM2.5s and the toxic gas ...
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Times of India
LONDON: Nearly 9,500 people are dying in London each year due to long-term exposure to air pollution, more than twice as many as previously thought. The premature deaths are due to two key pollutants, fine particulates known as PM2.5s and the toxic gas ...
London air pollution claims 9500 lives
Air pollution costs thousands of London lives
Air pollution in London caused early deaths of nearly 9500 people in a single ...
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This 50-million-year-old worm sperm is a scientific treasure
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Scientists in Antarctica have come across one of the rarest specimens on record: ancient, fossilized worm sperm. "Because sperm cells are so short-lived and fragile, they are vanishingly rare in the fossil record," explains Benjamin Bomfleur, one of ...
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Scientists in Antarctica have come across one of the rarest specimens on record: ancient, fossilized worm sperm. "Because sperm cells are so short-lived and fragile, they are vanishingly rare in the fossil record," explains Benjamin Bomfleur, one of ...
50-Million-Year-Old Sperm Found in Antarctica
Oldest sperm ever is discovered in Antarctica, by accident
Oldest Animal Sperm Lasts 50 Million Years in Antarctica
Business Green
Scientists warn geo-engineering is not the answer to climate change
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Climate-engineering techniques such as recapturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and reflecting solar radiation will not help tackle climate change in the short term, research finds. A new EU-wide analysis - published yesterday by a group of 14 ...
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Climate-engineering techniques such as recapturing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and reflecting solar radiation will not help tackle climate change in the short term, research finds. A new EU-wide analysis - published yesterday by a group of 14 ...
The Goverment's greenhouse gas emissions target misses the climate change ...
Climate change Changing winds mean longer flights
Temperature swings caused by climate change may increase death rate
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Discovery of 'twin Jupiter' points to Solar System 2.0
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THERE'S something odd about our solar system. We've found some 470 stars with several planets circulating around them. It's only now that we've spotted one that looks a lot like our own. So far we have observed 1858 planets orbiting other suns. There ...
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THERE'S something odd about our solar system. We've found some 470 stars with several planets circulating around them. It's only now that we've spotted one that looks a lot like our own. So far we have observed 1858 planets orbiting other suns. There ...
Eso telescope finds Jupiter's twin or 'solar system 2.0' orbiting a sun like ...
Brazilian scientists discover Jupiter-like planet
Astronomers discover 'Jupiter 2.0.' Could Earth 2.0 be next?
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How native Australian birds like the laughing kookaburra are in 'drastic' decline
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Some of Australia's best-known native birds – including the magpie and the laughing kookaburra – are in serious decline and at risk of becoming endangered in some parts of the country, according to a study of national sightings. The study, based on 427 ...
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Some of Australia's best-known native birds – including the magpie and the laughing kookaburra – are in serious decline and at risk of becoming endangered in some parts of the country, according to a study of national sightings. The study, based on 427 ...
Kookaburra and willie wagtail disappearing from parts of Australia
Australia's laughing kookaburra among birds in decline: study
Australia's most iconic bird, the kookaburra, in strife in some areas
Mashable
This super healthy seaweed tastes exactly like bacon
Mashable
Researcher Chris Langdon and colleagues at Oregon State University have, after 15 years of development, patented a particular dulse (a form of seaweed) packed with protein, low in calories, and when fried is purported to taste exactly like bacon, Daily ...
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Researcher Chris Langdon and colleagues at Oregon State University have, after 15 years of development, patented a particular dulse (a form of seaweed) packed with protein, low in calories, and when fried is purported to taste exactly like bacon, Daily ...
Scientists in Oregon develop bacon-flavored seaweed
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Did MARS once have OCEANS? Curiosity discovers continental crust
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NASA's nuclear-powered Curiosity rover has aimed its ChemCam laser at some unusually light-coloured rocks on Mars and discovered surprising similarities between them and the rocks of Earth's granitic continental crust. The evidence of a "continental ...
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NASA's nuclear-powered Curiosity rover has aimed its ChemCam laser at some unusually light-coloured rocks on Mars and discovered surprising similarities between them and the rocks of Earth's granitic continental crust. The evidence of a "continental ...
NASA's Curiosity rover shows Mars' Earth-like primitive continental crust
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Destruction of Earth's plant life may make civilisation unsustainable
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Continuous destruction of Earth's plant life need to be halted if we want to avert civilization from becoming completely unsustainable, claims a new study. By: ANI | July 15, 2015 2:05 pm. G+. Continuous destruction of Earth's plant life need to be ...
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Financial Express
Continuous destruction of Earth's plant life need to be halted if we want to avert civilization from becoming completely unsustainable, claims a new study. By: ANI | July 15, 2015 2:05 pm. G+. Continuous destruction of Earth's plant life need to be ...
Humans will go extinct if plant life not secured: Study
Destruction of Earth's Plants May Place Humans at Risk
Watch out for yourself! Humans are over-speeding their outtake of Earth's ...
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