Tied up in Knotweed Irish Examiner
Peter Dowdall amongst the Japanese Knotweed. This scourge of a plant is on the Global Invasive Species Programme's list of 100 worst invasive species. It has vigorously invaded natural habitats, hedgerows and waterways all over Ireland. By Peter Dowdall.
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Peter Dowdall amongst the Japanese Knotweed. This scourge of a plant is on the Global Invasive Species Programme's list of 100 worst invasive species. It has vigorously invaded natural habitats, hedgerows and waterways all over Ireland. By Peter Dowdall.
Milky Way strips nearby galaxies of star-forming hydrogen EarthSky
Astronomers have discovered that our nearest galactic neighbors are devoid of star-forming gas, and that our Milky Way is to blame. Known Milky Way satellite galaxies. Click here for more about this diagram. New observations by large radio telescopes ...
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Astronomers have discovered that our nearest galactic neighbors are devoid of star-forming gas, and that our Milky Way is to blame. Known Milky Way satellite galaxies. Click here for more about this diagram. New observations by large radio telescopes ...
Milky Way Robs Neighboring Galaxies of Star-Forming Hydrogen
Milky Way Strips Away Star-Forming Gas from Nearby Dwarf Galaxies
Our galaxy ransacks its closest dwarf neighbours of star-forming gas
How the Fruit Fly Could Help Us Sniff out Drugs and Bombs Lab Manager Magazine
A fly's sense of smell could be used in new technology to detect drugs and bombs, new University of Sussex research has found. By University of Sussex | October 16, 2014. Comment Print Email. Drosophila melanogaster, the common fruit fly.Courtesy of ...
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A fly's sense of smell could be used in new technology to detect drugs and bombs, new University of Sussex research has found. By University of Sussex | October 16, 2014. Comment Print Email. Drosophila melanogaster, the common fruit fly.Courtesy of ...
Flies Can Help Sniff Out Drugs, Bombs
Study Shows Fruit Flies Can Detect Bombs and Hazardous Drugs
Fruit flies can sniff out drugs and explosives
VIDEO: Meteor lights up night sky above the Brazilian city of Recife New York Daily News
This is the spectacular moment a gigantic fireball lit up the Brazilian night sky. Buildings across Recife were bathed in light as the meteor crossed over the city at 10 p.m. Wednesday. Flashes of red and yellow caused panic among some locals who thought a ...
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This is the spectacular moment a gigantic fireball lit up the Brazilian night sky. Buildings across Recife were bathed in light as the meteor crossed over the city at 10 p.m. Wednesday. Flashes of red and yellow caused panic among some locals who thought a ...
Watch the incredible footage of a meteor lighting up the sky in Brazil
Watch the moment UFO turns day to night in an instant
Mysterious US spaceplane returns to Earth BBC News
A US plane on a top-secret, two-year mission to space has returned to Earth and landed in California. The aircraft, resembling a miniature space shuttle and known as the Orbital Test Vehicle or X-37B, spent 674 days in orbit around the planet. It touched down ...
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A US plane on a top-secret, two-year mission to space has returned to Earth and landed in California. The aircraft, resembling a miniature space shuttle and known as the Orbital Test Vehicle or X-37B, spent 674 days in orbit around the planet. It touched down ...
Space plane returns from secret mission, lands at Vandenberg
America's super-secret X-37B plane returns to Earth after nearly TWO YEARS aloft
American X-37B space plane lands after secret mission lasting almost two years
Male brains 'wired to ignore food in favour of sex' The Independent
Male brains are wired to choose sex over food, new scientific research suggests. Researchers observing a species of microscopic roundworms called C.elegans found that male worms given the choice between looking for food and finding a mate tended to ...
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Male brains are wired to choose sex over food, new scientific research suggests. Researchers observing a species of microscopic roundworms called C.elegans found that male worms given the choice between looking for food and finding a mate tended to ...
Males may be Wired to choose Sex over Food
Men choose sex over food
Men Might Be Programmed To Choose Sex Over Food
Mimas, Saturn's 'Death Star' moon, could harbor a secret ocean Los Angeles Times
When it comes to Saturn's moons, water-squirting Enceladus and the hydrocarbon lakes of Titan typically steal the spotlight. But now, scientists think that lesser-known Mimas may be harboring a strange secret of its own. Scientists who studied the 'Death Star' ...
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When it comes to Saturn's moons, water-squirting Enceladus and the hydrocarbon lakes of Titan typically steal the spotlight. But now, scientists think that lesser-known Mimas may be harboring a strange secret of its own. Scientists who studied the 'Death Star' ...
Saturn moon may have underground ocean
Saturn's moon Mimas could reveal some interesting information
Mimas - Is There Water Under Those Craters?
A comet is about to fly past Mars. Is that a big deal? Christian Science Monitor
Comet Siding Spring is set to whiz past Mars on Sunday, an event that scientists say happens once in a million years. By Mike Wall, SPACE.com Senior Writer October 17, 2014. close. Comet Siding Spring's flyby of Mars on Oct. 19, 2014 could shed light on ...
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Comet Siding Spring is set to whiz past Mars on Sunday, an event that scientists say happens once in a million years. By Mike Wall, SPACE.com Senior Writer October 17, 2014. close. Comet Siding Spring's flyby of Mars on Oct. 19, 2014 could shed light on ...
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Skywatchers prepare for comet near miss with Mars
Science shines light on dark matter BBC News
Scientists from the University of Leicester say they may have solved one of the most enduring mysteries in modern physics - the nature of dark matter. This is something that accounts for the difference between the observable mass of material in space, and the ...
Signal from space may be elusive dark matterThe Hindu
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Scientists from the University of Leicester say they may have solved one of the most enduring mysteries in modern physics - the nature of dark matter. This is something that accounts for the difference between the observable mass of material in space, and the ...
Signal from space may be elusive dark matter
Astronomers may have detected the first direct evidence of dark matter
Dark matter may have been detected – streaming from the sun's core
Hubble found one of the oldest galaxies we've ever seen, and it just may change ... National Post
The Hubble Space Telescope might be 24 years old, but it's still making discoveries that are changing the way we see and understand our universe. Hubble's latest feat was to image one of the faintest, smallest, and oldest galaxies astronomers have ever ...
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The Hubble Space Telescope might be 24 years old, but it's still making discoveries that are changing the way we see and understand our universe. Hubble's latest feat was to image one of the faintest, smallest, and oldest galaxies astronomers have ever ...
NASA's Hubble spots distant galaxy 13bn light-years away
NASA's Hubble Finds A 'Cosmic Magnifying' Galaxy Far Away
Hubble spots distant galaxy
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