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Who wants to live (or die) on Mars?
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Mars One, a group that plans on sending humans to live on the red planet, has narrowed down 200,000 applicants to 100 finalists that could leave Earth in the dust in 2024. Loading… Post to Facebook. Who wants to live (or die) on Mars? Mars One, a group ...
Mars One picks first 100 morons to suffocate, er, settle on Red PlanetThe Register
Coimbatore girl Shraddha Prasad shortlisted for one-way trip to MarsIBNLive
Ontario woman shortlisted for one-way Mars trip calls it 'greatest adventure of all ...CTV News
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USA TODAY
Mars One, a group that plans on sending humans to live on the red planet, has narrowed down 200,000 applicants to 100 finalists that could leave Earth in the dust in 2024. Loading… Post to Facebook. Who wants to live (or die) on Mars? Mars One, a group ...
Mars One picks first 100 morons to suffocate, er, settle on Red Planet
Coimbatore girl Shraddha Prasad shortlisted for one-way trip to Mars
Ontario woman shortlisted for one-way Mars trip calls it 'greatest adventure of all ...
Channel 4 News
Is the CIA trying to weaponise weather?
The Hindu
Using the weather as a weapon to subjugate the globe sounds like the modus operandi of a James Bond villain, but a senior climate scientist has expressed concern over the US intelligence services' apparent interest in geoengineering. Geoengineering ...
Climate Change Professor Now Worried CIA, Nefarious Countries Will Change ...Daily Caller
Spies feared hostile nations were controlling the weatherTelegraph.co.uk
Scientist concerned over 'CIA' weather weapon queryIrish Times
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The Hindu
Using the weather as a weapon to subjugate the globe sounds like the modus operandi of a James Bond villain, but a senior climate scientist has expressed concern over the US intelligence services' apparent interest in geoengineering. Geoengineering ...
Climate Change Professor Now Worried CIA, Nefarious Countries Will Change ...
Spies feared hostile nations were controlling the weather
Scientist concerned over 'CIA' weather weapon query
BBC News
Limpet teeth set new strength record
BBC News
Engineers in the UK have found that limpets' teeth consist of the strongest biological material ever tested. Limpets use a tongue bristling with tiny teeth to scrape food from rocks and also to carve out scars, which they nestle in when the tide goes out. The teeth ...
Strongest known natural material - spider silk or limpet teeth?Reuters
Limpet teeth overtake spider silk as 'strongest biological material'Irish Times
The strongest biological material known to man? Limpet teethThe Independent
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BBC News
Engineers in the UK have found that limpets' teeth consist of the strongest biological material ever tested. Limpets use a tongue bristling with tiny teeth to scrape food from rocks and also to carve out scars, which they nestle in when the tide goes out. The teeth ...
Strongest known natural material - spider silk or limpet teeth?
Limpet teeth overtake spider silk as 'strongest biological material'
The strongest biological material known to man? Limpet teeth
CNET
Strange 'double blob' atop Martian atmosphere puzzles scientists
CNET
Long fingerlike tendrils poked out from the part of the Red Planet known as the "Martian limb" and astronomers are scratching their heads over the cause. by Michael Franco · @writermfranco; 18 February 2015, 8:13 am AEDT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter.
MYSTERY of GLOWING 'PLUMES' above MARS: Boffins baffledThe Register
1000-km haze on Red Planet leaves scientists in a dazeTimes of India
Mysterious Martian 'plumes' baffle scientistsChristian Science Monitor
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CNET
Long fingerlike tendrils poked out from the part of the Red Planet known as the "Martian limb" and astronomers are scratching their heads over the cause. by Michael Franco · @writermfranco; 18 February 2015, 8:13 am AEDT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter.
MYSTERY of GLOWING 'PLUMES' above MARS: Boffins baffled
1000-km haze on Red Planet leaves scientists in a daze
Mysterious Martian 'plumes' baffle scientists
Los Angeles Times
Penguins have only two types of taste genes; no wonder they gulp their food
Los Angeles Times
It may not be worthwhile taking your penguin to Umami Burger, but it might do fine at a Seder. Penguins don't have the genetic ability to sense the meaty, savory "umami" taste, and they wouldn't flinch at a peck of bitter herbs either, according to a new study.
Penguins Can Taste Only Salty And Sour: A Quick Guide To Animal Tasting QuirksForbes
According to new research, Penguins can't taste the fish they eatNational Monitor
Penguins cannot taste fish, say expertsTelegraph.co.uk
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Los Angeles Times
It may not be worthwhile taking your penguin to Umami Burger, but it might do fine at a Seder. Penguins don't have the genetic ability to sense the meaty, savory "umami" taste, and they wouldn't flinch at a peck of bitter herbs either, according to a new study.
Penguins Can Taste Only Salty And Sour: A Quick Guide To Animal Tasting Quirks
According to new research, Penguins can't taste the fish they eat
Penguins cannot taste fish, say experts
Daily Science Journal
Ancient Rock Shows That Life On Earth Existed 3.2 Billion Years Ago
Daily Science Journal
According to a new study, life could have flourished on Earth 3.2 billion years ago and that pushes back the origin of life on our planet by a further billion years. It was previously believed that the ability to use atmospheric nitrogen to support more widespread ...
Life on Earth may be much older than we thoughtSlashGear
Life on Earth may have flourished a billion years earlier than originally thoughtWashington Post
Ancient rocks show life could have flourished on Earth 3.2 billion years agoUW Today
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Daily Science Journal
According to a new study, life could have flourished on Earth 3.2 billion years ago and that pushes back the origin of life on our planet by a further billion years. It was previously believed that the ability to use atmospheric nitrogen to support more widespread ...
Life on Earth may be much older than we thought
Life on Earth may have flourished a billion years earlier than originally thought
Ancient rocks show life could have flourished on Earth 3.2 billion years ago
Deutsche Welle
Ozone layer under threat, again?
Deutsche Welle
Researchers are warning about the damage to the ozone layer by "very short-lived substances" or VSLS gases. Although the compounds occur naturally, our own production is rising. Ozonloch über der Arktis. Just when we thought we could breathe a sigh of ...
Scientists Warn about Growing Threat from New Man-Made GasesFull-Time Whistle
New ozone-destroying gases on the riseUSA TODAY
New Ozone Depleting Gases Threaten Recovering Ozone LayerTech Times
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Deutsche Welle
Researchers are warning about the damage to the ozone layer by "very short-lived substances" or VSLS gases. Although the compounds occur naturally, our own production is rising. Ozonloch über der Arktis. Just when we thought we could breathe a sigh of ...
Scientists Warn about Growing Threat from New Man-Made Gases
New ozone-destroying gases on the rise
New Ozone Depleting Gases Threaten Recovering Ozone Layer
The Guardian
Corporate Climate Leaders Redefine Business As Usual
CleanTechnica
Over the past year or so, corporate climate leaders have begun to take responsibility when international agreements can only provide useful answers, not actions. We saw this demonstrated visibly last September when many Fortune 500 CEOs joined ...
BP's two-word fix for global climate changeChristian Science Monitor
As China gets richer, the world gets dirtier — it will have to choose more growth ...The Independent
Real progress on climate change needs trust between all political partiesThe Guardian
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CleanTechnica
Over the past year or so, corporate climate leaders have begun to take responsibility when international agreements can only provide useful answers, not actions. We saw this demonstrated visibly last September when many Fortune 500 CEOs joined ...
BP's two-word fix for global climate change
As China gets richer, the world gets dirtier — it will have to choose more growth ...
Real progress on climate change needs trust between all political parties
CNET
Rosetta buzzes comet for close-up of craggy surface
CNET
Rosetta swoops near Comet 67P for a series of images highlighting the comet's fascinating surface features. by Amanda Kooser · @akooser; February 17, 2015 12:00 PM PST. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +. email. tumblr.
New images from Rosetta reveal the 'fried ice cream' surface of a cometWashington Post
Rosetta's first close-ups of comet 67PCBS News
Rosetta's closeups highlight boulders on comet surfaceCBC.ca
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CNET
Rosetta swoops near Comet 67P for a series of images highlighting the comet's fascinating surface features. by Amanda Kooser · @akooser; February 17, 2015 12:00 PM PST. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +. email. tumblr.
New images from Rosetta reveal the 'fried ice cream' surface of a comet
Rosetta's first close-ups of comet 67P
Rosetta's closeups highlight boulders on comet surface
Full-Time Whistle
1500-Year-Old Charred Grape Seeds Discovered
Full-Time Whistle
Researchers in Israel aim to re-create fine wine from the Byzantine Empire after finding 1,500-year-old grape seeds in a rubbish dump near to city ruins. Charred wine grape seeds were discovered among pieces of broken pottery and animal bones in old ...
Israel: Grape seeds for long-lost finest Byzantine 'Wine of the Negev' discovered ...International Business Times UK
1500 year old byzantine-era seeds of 'Gaza wine' found in NegevCustoms Today Newspaper
Israeli archaeologists uncover seeds of lost Byzantine-era winei24news
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Full-Time Whistle
Researchers in Israel aim to re-create fine wine from the Byzantine Empire after finding 1,500-year-old grape seeds in a rubbish dump near to city ruins. Charred wine grape seeds were discovered among pieces of broken pottery and animal bones in old ...
Israel: Grape seeds for long-lost finest Byzantine 'Wine of the Negev' discovered ...
1500 year old byzantine-era seeds of 'Gaza wine' found in Negev
Israeli archaeologists uncover seeds of lost Byzantine-era wine
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