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Have you ever wondered about the mountains on Mars? The expansive seas? The huge craters, the canals or the volcanos? Many of us caught our first glimpse of the planet's rugged terrain when we saw the first pictures transmitted courtesy of the Mars ...
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Have you ever wondered about the mountains on Mars? The expansive seas? The huge craters, the canals or the volcanos? Many of us caught our first glimpse of the planet's rugged terrain when we saw the first pictures transmitted courtesy of the Mars ...
New website about Mars launches as Gaeilge
'Man in the Moon' gets a new origin story CNET
Many have assumed the craters roughly forming the shape of a human face on the moon's surface were formed by space rocks, but new research supports the claim that it came from within our only natural satellite. by Eric Mack · @ericcmack; 2 October 2014, ...
The Moon Revised: 'Man In The Moon' Gets A New Origin StoryThe Inquisitr
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Moon's hidden valley system revealedBBC News
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Many have assumed the craters roughly forming the shape of a human face on the moon's surface were formed by space rocks, but new research supports the claim that it came from within our only natural satellite. by Eric Mack · @ericcmack; 2 October 2014, ...
The Moon Revised: 'Man In The Moon' Gets A New Origin Story
Mysterious 'Man in the Moon' Born from Magma
Moon's hidden valley system revealed
In a first, “cousin” planets reported World Science
Astronomers say they have found two new planets, each orbiting one star—while the stars orbit each other. The researchers are calling the Jupiter-sized planets, tied in a strange, not-quite-sister relationship, “cousin planets.” Most known planets outside our ...
Astronomers Find ''Cousin'' Planets Around Twin StarsPrensa Latina
Two rare planets discovered orbiting twin starsIrish Examiner
Astronomers Spot Two New Jupiter-Sized Planets Orbiting Twin StarsScience World Report
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Astronomers say they have found two new planets, each orbiting one star—while the stars orbit each other. The researchers are calling the Jupiter-sized planets, tied in a strange, not-quite-sister relationship, “cousin planets.” Most known planets outside our ...
Astronomers Find ''Cousin'' Planets Around Twin Stars
Two rare planets discovered orbiting twin stars
Astronomers Spot Two New Jupiter-Sized Planets Orbiting Twin Stars
Station Crew Checks Out Spacesuits, Conducts Research Space Fellowship
The six-person Expedition 41 crew of the International Space Station was hard at work Wednesday supporting research with down-to-Earth benefits and gearing up for a series of spacewalks to maintain the orbiting laboratory. Commander Max Suraev and his ...
See the amazing timelapse video made in spaceIrish Examiner
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The six-person Expedition 41 crew of the International Space Station was hard at work Wednesday supporting research with down-to-Earth benefits and gearing up for a series of spacewalks to maintain the orbiting laboratory. Commander Max Suraev and his ...
See the amazing timelapse video made in space
Life in Space Through the Lens of NASA Astronaut Reid Wiseman
Beautiful Earth Time-Lapse from ISS Astronaut
Near perfect solar absorbing material developed at MIT ZME Science
Researchers at MIT report they've developed a novel material that can absorb almost all incoming wavelengths of light and convert the energy into heat. The radiated heat emitted by the material can then be collected by photovoltaics for later conversion into ...
New Material Heralds Unprecedented Solar Panel EfficiencyNDTV
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Researchers at MIT report they've developed a novel material that can absorb almost all incoming wavelengths of light and convert the energy into heat. The radiated heat emitted by the material can then be collected by photovoltaics for later conversion into ...
New Material Heralds Unprecedented Solar Panel Efficiency
How to make a 'perfect' solar absorber
MIT team develops 'near perfect' solar absorption panels
The sound of science: Higgs boson data turned into music at CERN Telegraph.co.uk
It is the musical representation of some of the most cutting edge experiments in the world. Yet when seven physicists from CERN created a composition based on measurements from inside the Large Hadron Collider the results were surprisingly traditional, ...
CERN makes music from Large Hadron Collider's atom smashing dataTech Times
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It is the musical representation of some of the most cutting edge experiments in the world. Yet when seven physicists from CERN created a composition based on measurements from inside the Large Hadron Collider the results were surprisingly traditional, ...
CERN makes music from Large Hadron Collider's atom smashing data
Higgs Boson Data Becomes Musical Masterpiece
Researchers convert Higgs data into literal music
Lack of ice forces some 35000 walruses to chill on Alaska shore Reuters
JUNEAU (Reuters) - Fast-melting Arctic sea ice has forced some 35,000 Pacific walruses to retreat to the Alaska shoreline, scientists from several federal agencies said on Wednesday. Walruses are accomplished divers and frequently plunge hundreds of feet ...
35000 walrus come ashore in northwest AlaskaSFGate
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JUNEAU (Reuters) - Fast-melting Arctic sea ice has forced some 35,000 Pacific walruses to retreat to the Alaska shoreline, scientists from several federal agencies said on Wednesday. Walruses are accomplished divers and frequently plunge hundreds of feet ...
35000 walrus come ashore in northwest Alaska
Researchers see 35000 walruses on Alaska shore -- and no sea ice
Huge onshore crowds of walruses a new phenomenon for Arctic Alaska ...
Isro, Nasa set up joint Mars working group Times of India
MUMBAI: Isro and Nasa have set up a joint Mars working group to enhance co-operation between the two countries in the explorations of the Red Planet. Isro chairman K Radhakrishnan and Nasa administrator Charles Bolden signed a charter in this regard ...
ISRO, NASA to Explore Mars TogetherThe New Indian Express
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MUMBAI: Isro and Nasa have set up a joint Mars working group to enhance co-operation between the two countries in the explorations of the Red Planet. Isro chairman K Radhakrishnan and Nasa administrator Charles Bolden signed a charter in this regard ...
ISRO, NASA to Explore Mars Together
ISRO set for Oct. 10 launch of navigation satellite
US and India set to collaborate on Mars mission
Migratory monarch butterflies are 'super-efficient' in long-distance flight Science Recorder
New research, published in Nature, theorizes that just one single gene is responsible for some Monarch butterfly populations becoming migratory, while others choose to stay put. It is also thought that the species did not originate in Central or South America, ...
Gene plays an important role in monarch butterfly's migrationCapital OTC
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New research, published in Nature, theorizes that just one single gene is responsible for some Monarch butterfly populations becoming migratory, while others choose to stay put. It is also thought that the species did not originate in Central or South America, ...
Gene plays an important role in monarch butterfly's migration
Study Shows Monarch Butterfly Migration Dates Back Millions of Years
Genes reveal answers to monarch butterfly migration mystery
Offspring can look like an ex-boyfriend The Times (subscription)
Previous lovers are sometimes best forgotten, but scientists have shown that offspring can resemble their mother's former partner — in flies, at least. The discovery is the first evidence for an idea proposed by Aristotle that physical traits of previous sexual ...
Fly Exes Influence Another Male's OffspringNature World News
Mom's first boyfriend might influence later offspring (in flies, anyway)Washington Post
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Previous lovers are sometimes best forgotten, but scientists have shown that offspring can resemble their mother's former partner — in flies, at least. The discovery is the first evidence for an idea proposed by Aristotle that physical traits of previous sexual ...
Fly Exes Influence Another Male's Offspring
Mom's first boyfriend might influence later offspring (in flies, anyway)
Could previous lovers influence appearance of future children?
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