Project Maths students record 'small but positive' improvement in skills Irish Times
Students studying under the Project Maths curriculum have recorded a “small but positive” improvement in their skills with the subject, a new study has shown. Its authors also suggest that these gains will advance further over time. The results show a relatively ...
Project Maths liked less than old teaching methodIrish Examiner
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Students studying under the Project Maths curriculum have recorded a “small but positive” improvement in their skills with the subject, a new study has shown. Its authors also suggest that these gains will advance further over time. The results show a relatively ...
Project Maths liked less than old teaching method
Ever wanted to see a comet up close? You're in luck thejournal.ie
THE EUROPEAN SPACE Agency (ESA) has released some incredible close-up images of a comet. The organisation's Optical, Spectrocopic and Infrared Remote Imaging System (OSIRIS) took the below images of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in ...
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THE EUROPEAN SPACE Agency (ESA) has released some incredible close-up images of a comet. The organisation's Optical, Spectrocopic and Infrared Remote Imaging System (OSIRIS) took the below images of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko in ...
Video: A rope swing in a giant canyon and a GoPro camera is every bit as good ... JOE
While we often wonder why people do foolish things, we sometimes can't help but be impressed by some of the crazy videos we see every now and then. In this latest GoPro video, we see a bunch of adrenaline-seekers trying out a rope swing in a canyon and ...
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While we often wonder why people do foolish things, we sometimes can't help but be impressed by some of the crazy videos we see every now and then. In this latest GoPro video, we see a bunch of adrenaline-seekers trying out a rope swing in a canyon and ...
Fantastic Voyage: Robotic Nano-swimmers could Swim through Bloodstream ... Tech Fragments
Anyone remember the 1966 science-fiction movie Fantastic Voyage, where a submarine gets shrunk down so that it's crew can travel through the human body, allowing the crew to perform surgery in the brain? Researchers from the Max Planck Institute in ...
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Anyone remember the 1966 science-fiction movie Fantastic Voyage, where a submarine gets shrunk down so that it's crew can travel through the human body, allowing the crew to perform surgery in the brain? Researchers from the Max Planck Institute in ...
Micro- and nano-swimmers can be propelled through media similar to bodily fluids
Micro-scallop robot can swim through blood, eyeballs
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Austrian experts may shed light on massacre of Mexican students Irish Times
Teacher trainees, with covered faces, stand on a Mexican highway waiting for trucks to stop as part of a protest in support of 43 missing students. Photograph: Daniel Becerril/Reuters. Dave Graham. Topics: News · World · Americas · 43 Mexican students ...
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Teacher trainees, with covered faces, stand on a Mexican highway waiting for trucks to stop as part of a protest in support of 43 missing students. Photograph: Daniel Becerril/Reuters. Dave Graham. Topics: News · World · Americas · 43 Mexican students ...
Austrian forensic experts may shed light on Mexico massacre
Where no probe has gone before: bid to land on comet Irish Independent
An artist's impression of the Rosetta orbiter deploying the Philae lander to the comet. Photo credit: ESA/PA Wire. European scientists will this week make the first attempt to land a probe on the surface of a comet, the climax of a decade-long project to unlock ...
The countdown to comet interception is on at Blackrock CastleIrish Examiner
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An artist's impression of the Rosetta orbiter deploying the Philae lander to the comet. Photo credit: ESA/PA Wire. European scientists will this week make the first attempt to land a probe on the surface of a comet, the climax of a decade-long project to unlock ...
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Slow-Moving Lava Sets House Ablaze in Hawaii Town NDTV
Lava flow from the Kilauea Volcano burns a residential structure Monday, Nov. 11, 2014, in Pahoa, Hawaii. Honolulu: A stream of lava set a home on fire on Monday in a rural Hawaii town that has been watching the slow-moving flow approach for months.
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Lava flow from the Kilauea Volcano burns a residential structure Monday, Nov. 11, 2014, in Pahoa, Hawaii. Honolulu: A stream of lava set a home on fire on Monday in a rural Hawaii town that has been watching the slow-moving flow approach for months.
Slow moving lava enters Hawaii town, damages property
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Soyuz spacecraft returns astronauts to Earth Christian Science Monitor
After more than five months in orbit aboard the International Space Station, three astronauts – an American, a Russian, and a German – are back on Earth, courtesy of a Russian Soyuz spacecraft.
Three space station crewmen return safely to Earth in KazakhstanReuters
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After more than five months in orbit aboard the International Space Station, three astronauts – an American, a Russian, and a German – are back on Earth, courtesy of a Russian Soyuz spacecraft.
Three space station crewmen return safely to Earth in Kazakhstan
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New Virgin Galactic spacecraft "two thirds complete" Irish Independent
Pól Ó Conghaile Twitter · Email. Published 11/11/2014 | 02:00. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Virgin Galactic, SpaceShipTwo. A piece of the Virgin Galactic space tourism rocket SpaceShipTwo lies in the Mojave desert (AP).
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Pól Ó Conghaile Twitter · Email. Published 11/11/2014 | 02:00. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Virgin Galactic, SpaceShipTwo. A piece of the Virgin Galactic space tourism rocket SpaceShipTwo lies in the Mojave desert (AP).
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Harsh times created judgmental gods Otago Daily Times
People living in hardship are more likely to believe in moralising, high gods, according to a major new study co-authored by New Zealand researchers. The study, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science, tracks the evolution ...
Judgmental gods the offspring of harsh times, study findsNew Zealand Herald
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People living in hardship are more likely to believe in moralising, high gods, according to a major new study co-authored by New Zealand researchers. The study, published today in the Proceedings of the National Academies of Science, tracks the evolution ...
Judgmental gods the offspring of harsh times, study finds
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