Iceland Eruption Would Disrupt Less This Time: Chart of the Day Businessweek
Airlines forced to tear up timetables after ash spewed from an Icelandic volcano in 2010 face less disruption from a repeat because they've adopted a more scientific process to identify the most dangerous skies. The CHART OF THE DAY shows the ...
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Airlines forced to tear up timetables after ash spewed from an Icelandic volcano in 2010 face less disruption from a repeat because they've adopted a more scientific process to identify the most dangerous skies. The CHART OF THE DAY shows the ...
Rumblings of Volcanic Activity in Iceland
Volcanic ash a dangerous enemy to jet engine airplanes
Iceland evacuates area near volcano amid eruption fears
Spend six seconds watching six months of very fast weather Irish Examiner
This timelapse video shows the swirling nature of the Earth's weather systems moving over the eastern hemisphere. It was created by Nasa using data and imagery from January 18 to July 25. It is unbelievably fast – it only last six seconds – but once you've ...
Earth's Eastern Hemisphere Stuns in Photo from SpaceLiveScience.com
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This timelapse video shows the swirling nature of the Earth's weather systems moving over the eastern hemisphere. It was created by Nasa using data and imagery from January 18 to July 25. It is unbelievably fast – it only last six seconds – but once you've ...
Earth's Eastern Hemisphere Stuns in Photo from Space
What a pain in the mass! Euro craft Rosetta to poke its probe in 10-BILLION ... Register
Vid The European Space Agency's Rosetta probe has made the first measurement of the mass of the comet it's chasing – and has come up with a mass of 10 billion tonnes, plus or minus 10 per cent. comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Does my mass look ...
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Vid The European Space Agency's Rosetta probe has made the first measurement of the mass of the comet it's chasing – and has come up with a mass of 10 billion tonnes, plus or minus 10 per cent. comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko. Does my mass look ...
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Robots cook, serve food at restaurant in China DigitalJournal.com
No, it's not in a science fiction movie or an old Jetsons cartoon. If you go to one restaurant in China your food will be prepared and served by robots. Wonder how much of a tip they want? According to the Mirror, the cafe is owned by Song Jugang, in Kunshan, ...
Robot restaurant where machines cook and serve food to customersIrish Mirror
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No, it's not in a science fiction movie or an old Jetsons cartoon. If you go to one restaurant in China your food will be prepared and served by robots. Wonder how much of a tip they want? According to the Mirror, the cafe is owned by Song Jugang, in Kunshan, ...
Robot restaurant where machines cook and serve food to customers
Global warming slowdown 'could last another decade' BBC News
The hiatus in the rise in global temperatures could last for another 10 years, according to new research. Scientists have struggled to explain the so-called pause that began in 1999, despite ever increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere. The latest theory ...
Atlantic Ocean current could be responsible for slowing global temperature ...Science Recorder
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The hiatus in the rise in global temperatures could last for another 10 years, according to new research. Scientists have struggled to explain the so-called pause that began in 1999, despite ever increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere. The latest theory ...
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Atlantic Ocean has temporarily slowed global warming - study
Global warming 'hiatus': Scientists duel over which ocean steals some heat
The next space race is for a rental car into orbit Washington Post
Ever since the retirement of the space shuttle three years ago, American astronauts have had to hitchhike their way to the International Space Station aboard Russian spaceships. It is an increasingly costly arrangement, which the head of NASA has called ...
Sea plankton 'found living outside International Space Station'Telegraph.co.uk
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Ever since the retirement of the space shuttle three years ago, American astronauts have had to hitchhike their way to the International Space Station aboard Russian spaceships. It is an increasingly costly arrangement, which the head of NASA has called ...
Sea plankton 'found living outside International Space Station'
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Spiders get bigger, multiply faster in cities: Australian study New York Daily News
The City That Never Sleeps may be up for a whole new reason. A new study out of Australia has found that spiders get bigger and multiply faster when living in urbanized areas, like New York City. In the report published Wednesday, researchers at the ...
city spiders getting biggerNew Zealand Herald
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The City That Never Sleeps may be up for a whole new reason. A new study out of Australia has found that spiders get bigger and multiply faster when living in urbanized areas, like New York City. In the report published Wednesday, researchers at the ...
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City living makes spiders big, fat and fertile, researchers say
Bright lights, big spiders: Researchers say city life is breeding giant arachnids
Western drought causes Earth's surface to rise as groundwater drops Los Angeles Times
A year and a half of drought has depleted 63 trillion gallons of water across the Western United States, according to a new study that documents how the parched conditions are altering the landscape. The loss of groundwater, as well as surface water such as ...
GPS devices find huge water loss in western USSan Jose Mercury News
Study Finds Huge Amount Of Water Loss Across Western United StatesCBS Local
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A year and a half of drought has depleted 63 trillion gallons of water across the Western United States, according to a new study that documents how the parched conditions are altering the landscape. The loss of groundwater, as well as surface water such as ...
GPS devices find huge water loss in western US
Study Finds Huge Amount Of Water Loss Across Western United States
Thriving ecosystem of microbes found under Antarctic ice SFGate
An international team of scientists has discovered a living ecosystem of microbes thriving and reproducing in the frigid darkness of a shallow lake beneath thousands of feet of ice in Antarctica - the first implication that life forms might exist on ice-covered ...
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An international team of scientists has discovered a living ecosystem of microbes thriving and reproducing in the frigid darkness of a shallow lake beneath thousands of feet of ice in Antarctica - the first implication that life forms might exist on ice-covered ...
World's Largest Ice Sheets Melting At Fastest Rate Ever Recorded
Scientists find life half a mile below Antarctic ice
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Paleo-escargot? Humans living 30000 years ago dined on snails, say ... Christian Science Monitor
Burnt snail shells at an archeological site in Spain suggests that paleolithic people on the Iberian Peninsula harvested and ate the mollusks, say scientists. By Tia Ghose, LiveScience Staff Writer August 21, 2014. close. Archaeologists recently uncovered ...
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Burnt snail shells at an archeological site in Spain suggests that paleolithic people on the Iberian Peninsula harvested and ate the mollusks, say scientists. By Tia Ghose, LiveScience Staff Writer August 21, 2014. close. Archaeologists recently uncovered ...
Researchers Unearth Earliest Evidence of Snail-Eating
Stone age people had gourmet diets: Escargot on the menu 30000 years ago
Ancient Humans In Spain Ate Snails 10000 Years Earlier Than The French
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