Lifeguards rescue 32 people from rip current at Cornwall beach The Guardian
Lifeguards have rescued 32 people who fell from a bank of sand at a beach and straight into the path of a rip current. Seven swimmers and 25 bodyboarders – many of them children – were pulled to safety at Polzeath beach in Cornwall by an RNLI team on ...
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Lifeguards have rescued 32 people who fell from a bank of sand at a beach and straight into the path of a rip current. Seven swimmers and 25 bodyboarders – many of them children – were pulled to safety at Polzeath beach in Cornwall by an RNLI team on ...
Watch as Diver Screams With Whale Shark Approaching ABC News
It was all fun and games until the giant whale shark came just a little too close for comfort. That was the experience of a scuba diver in the Atlantic Ocean who let out a whale of a scream when a shark came at him while he was filming underwater. In a video ...
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It was all fun and games until the giant whale shark came just a little too close for comfort. That was the experience of a scuba diver in the Atlantic Ocean who let out a whale of a scream when a shark came at him while he was filming underwater. In a video ...
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Diver screams during close encounter with whale shark
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Anders Jonas Ångström's 200th birthday viewed through the Google Doodle prism Siliconrepublic.com
Google's homepage today honours a Swedish physicist considered to be one of the founders of spectroscopy, on the 200th anniversary of his birth. Anders Jonas Ångström was born on 13 August 1814 in Medelpad, Sweden. He later moved to Uppsala, ...
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Google's homepage today honours a Swedish physicist considered to be one of the founders of spectroscopy, on the 200th anniversary of his birth. Anders Jonas Ångström was born on 13 August 1814 in Medelpad, Sweden. He later moved to Uppsala, ...
Two-Headed Dolphin Found in Turkey [See Photo Here] Latinos Post
Gym teacher Tugrul Metin was vacationing in coastal town Dikili in Turkey's Aegean Region when he stumbled across an unusual sight on the beach, turning his day into a most interesting and unforgettable one. Like Us on Facebook ...
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Gym teacher Tugrul Metin was vacationing in coastal town Dikili in Turkey's Aegean Region when he stumbled across an unusual sight on the beach, turning his day into a most interesting and unforgettable one. Like Us on Facebook ...
A two-headed dolphin washed up on a beach in Turkey
Man discovers two-headed dolphin on Turkish beach
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First female winner for Fields maths medal BBC News
An Iranian mathematician working in the US has become the first ever female winner of the celebrated Fields Medal. In a landmark hailed as "long overdue", Prof Maryam Mirzakhani was recognised for her work on complex geometry. Speaking to the BBC's ...
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An Iranian mathematician working in the US has become the first ever female winner of the celebrated Fields Medal. In a landmark hailed as "long overdue", Prof Maryam Mirzakhani was recognised for her work on complex geometry. Speaking to the BBC's ...
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New species of flying dinosaur found in mass grave CNET
A bed of dinosaur bones found in Brazil contains the skeletons of over 47 individuals of a new species of pterosaur. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 14 August 2014 1:46 am BST. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +. email.
Pterosaurs' desert home is unearthed in BrazilIrish Independent
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A bed of dinosaur bones found in Brazil contains the skeletons of over 47 individuals of a new species of pterosaur. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 14 August 2014 1:46 am BST. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +. email.
Pterosaurs' desert home is unearthed in Brazil
Ancient flying reptile's head crest looked like a yacht's sail
New species of flying dinosaur discovered in Brazil
Saudis Give $100 Million to UN Fight on Terrorism New York Times
UNITED NATIONS — Increasingly worried about the spread of Islamist militant extremism reaching its own doorstep, Saudi Arabia donated $100 million to a fledgling United Nations counterterrorism agency on Wednesday and expressed hope that such an ...
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UNITED NATIONS — Increasingly worried about the spread of Islamist militant extremism reaching its own doorstep, Saudi Arabia donated $100 million to a fledgling United Nations counterterrorism agency on Wednesday and expressed hope that such an ...
Saudis give UN $100m to fight 'terrorism'
Saudi Arabia Gives UN $100M to Fight Terrorism
Saudis give UN $100 million to fight terrorism
High-res photo satellite launched from California San Jose Mercury News
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — A satellite designed to produce high-resolution images of Earth from space has been launched from a military base on California's Central Coast. The commercial satellite known as Worldview-3 was sent into ...
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VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — A satellite designed to produce high-resolution images of Earth from space has been launched from a military base on California's Central Coast. The commercial satellite known as Worldview-3 was sent into ...
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Don't adopt UPA approach on cleaning Ganga, SC tells NDA Economic Times
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday warned the Narendra Modi government against adopting the UPA regime's approach on cleaning the Ganga and said people were eagerly awaiting the Centre's response on this issue of great national ...
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NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday warned the Narendra Modi government against adopting the UPA regime's approach on cleaning the Ganga and said people were eagerly awaiting the Centre's response on this issue of great national ...
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Australian study finds Egyptian mummies may date back to 4500BC The Guardian
egypt Egypt's pyramids and Sphinx, believed to have been built as tombs. Photograph: Diana Plater/AAP. The ancient Egyptian practice of mummification may date back 1,500 years earlier than previously thought, an Australian-led study has discovered.
Mummification may have happened 'more than a millennium' earlierTelegraph.co.uk
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egypt Egypt's pyramids and Sphinx, believed to have been built as tombs. Photograph: Diana Plater/AAP. The ancient Egyptian practice of mummification may date back 1,500 years earlier than previously thought, an Australian-led study has discovered.
Mummification may have happened 'more than a millennium' earlier
Who's your mummy? Egyptian mummification older than was thought
Embalming study 'rewrites' key chapter in Egyptian history
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