Irish Times
Rock art panel discovered on pilgrimage route near Croagh Patrick
Irish Times
A rare sample of megalithic engraving or “rock-scribing” has been found on an ancient pilgrimage route to Croagh Patrick in Co Mayo. The prehistoric ornamentation resembles that found in Lough Crew, Co Meath, and is one of just of two rock art samples of ...
Lure of the sacredWest Hawaii Today
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Irish Times
A rare sample of megalithic engraving or “rock-scribing” has been found on an ancient pilgrimage route to Croagh Patrick in Co Mayo. The prehistoric ornamentation resembles that found in Lough Crew, Co Meath, and is one of just of two rock art samples of ...
Lure of the sacred
Irish Examiner
Quirky World: Town's new name may not click with tourists
Irish Examiner
NAMIBIA: A linguistic storm is brewing in Luderitz, where some residents of the remote Namibian town are protesting plans to change its name to !Nami#nus. A linguistic storm is brewing in Luderitz, where some residents of the remote Namibian town are ...
New name for Namibian town is a tongue-twisterSFGate
Linguistic row over town's new nameIrish Independent
Lüderitz v !Nami≠nüs: dispute over town's name divides NamibiaThe Guardian
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Irish Examiner
NAMIBIA: A linguistic storm is brewing in Luderitz, where some residents of the remote Namibian town are protesting plans to change its name to !Nami#nus. A linguistic storm is brewing in Luderitz, where some residents of the remote Namibian town are ...
New name for Namibian town is a tongue-twister
Linguistic row over town's new name
Lüderitz v !Nami≠nüs: dispute over town's name divides Namibia
Sci-News.com
Bumblebees Form False Memories Too, Scientists Say
Sci-News.com
When recalling memories, some individuals can remember items incorrectly. Tiny, buzzing little insects known as bumblebees can be unreliable witnesses too, according to a new study published in the journal Current Biology – the first to explore false ...
Even bumblebees 'merge' their memoriesLos Angeles Times
Bumblebees Make False Memories, TooNature World News
Bees share false memories muddleIrish Independent
New Scientist
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Sci-News.com
When recalling memories, some individuals can remember items incorrectly. Tiny, buzzing little insects known as bumblebees can be unreliable witnesses too, according to a new study published in the journal Current Biology – the first to explore false ...
Even bumblebees 'merge' their memories
Bumblebees Make False Memories, Too
Bees share false memories muddle
Pioneer News
What Can A Massive Black Hole Tell Us About the Early Universe?
Pioneer News
Space exploration continues to evolve and we, on earth, continue to be amazed at what astronomers and engineers continue to find. A recent discover, for example, from Chinese astronomers will confound both the brightest scientists and all the rest of us ...
Giant Black Hole Discovered by ScientistsSMN Weekly
Hole on edge of universe is 13 billion light years awayThe Times (subscription)
Scientists discover black hole 12 billion times more massive than the sunQ13 FOX
Yibada (English Edition)
The Space Reporter
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Pioneer News
Space exploration continues to evolve and we, on earth, continue to be amazed at what astronomers and engineers continue to find. A recent discover, for example, from Chinese astronomers will confound both the brightest scientists and all the rest of us ...
Giant Black Hole Discovered by Scientists
Hole on edge of universe is 13 billion light years away
Scientists discover black hole 12 billion times more massive than the sun
Empire State Tribune
New dwarf planet in the solar system, Ceres, gets a visitor from Earth named Dawn
Empire State Tribune
As the technology becomes more and more powerful and far advanced, humans gets better understanding of the solar System and even the whole universe as a whole. In case you are still not aware that Pluto is now a dwarf planet and it is dislodged from ...
Eyes in the skies: Mysterious bright spots on Ceres dwarf planet look like ...RT
Ceres bright spots shrouded in mysteryCBC.ca
NASA scientists puzzled by bright lights on dwarf planetTVNZ
WTMA
Science Recorder
Engadget
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Empire State Tribune
As the technology becomes more and more powerful and far advanced, humans gets better understanding of the solar System and even the whole universe as a whole. In case you are still not aware that Pluto is now a dwarf planet and it is dislodged from ...
Eyes in the skies: Mysterious bright spots on Ceres dwarf planet look like ...
Ceres bright spots shrouded in mystery
NASA scientists puzzled by bright lights on dwarf planet
Discovery News
Breakthrough computer teaches itself
New Zealand Herald
A new kind of artificial intelligence has learned to play vintage video games without any prior instructions in a bid to achieve human-like scoring abilities, scientists claim. The machine learns by itself from scratch, using a trial and error approach reinforced by ...
Google's AI Program Is Better At Video Games Than YouPC Magazine
Human-level control through deep reinforcement learningNature.com
Google AI program masters classic Atari video gamesPCWorld
ZDNet
Irish Times
Telegraph.co.uk
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New Zealand Herald
A new kind of artificial intelligence has learned to play vintage video games without any prior instructions in a bid to achieve human-like scoring abilities, scientists claim. The machine learns by itself from scratch, using a trial and error approach reinforced by ...
Google's AI Program Is Better At Video Games Than You
Human-level control through deep reinforcement learning
Google AI program masters classic Atari video games
Los Angeles Times
A cause for pause? Scientists offer reasons for global warming 'hiatus'
Los Angeles Times
It's been dubbed both a "pause" and a "faux pause," and it's ignited debate among climate scientists and their critics. After a period of rapid global warming throughout most of the 20th century, the pace of global temperature rise has slowed greatly over the last ...
Natural cycle in Pacific Ocean implicated in global warming's 'false pause'The Weather Network
Cooler Pacific has slowed global warming, brieflyABC Science Online
Blame Global Warming 'Pause' On The Atlantic And PacificTech Times
Washington Post
Reuters
The Guardian
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Los Angeles Times
It's been dubbed both a "pause" and a "faux pause," and it's ignited debate among climate scientists and their critics. After a period of rapid global warming throughout most of the 20th century, the pace of global temperature rise has slowed greatly over the last ...
Natural cycle in Pacific Ocean implicated in global warming's 'false pause'
Cooler Pacific has slowed global warming, briefly
Blame Global Warming 'Pause' On The Atlantic And Pacific
CNET
NASA images show equivalent of 689290 dust-filled semis moving from Sahara ...
CNET
A new report and video show how dust from an ancient lakebed in Africa is critical to plant growth on another continent. by Michael Franco · @writermfranco; 27 February 2015, 8:17 am AEDT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +.
Tracking dust from the Sahara Desert to the Amazon rainforestWashington Post
Sahara Dust Helps Fertilizes Amazon RainforestsSMN Weekly
How The World's Largest Hot Desert Fertilizes The AmazonHuffington Post
World Tech Today
The Independent
Los Angeles Times
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CNET
A new report and video show how dust from an ancient lakebed in Africa is critical to plant growth on another continent. by Michael Franco · @writermfranco; 27 February 2015, 8:17 am AEDT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +.
Tracking dust from the Sahara Desert to the Amazon rainforest
Sahara Dust Helps Fertilizes Amazon Rainforests
How The World's Largest Hot Desert Fertilizes The Amazon
Fox News
Lash length, eye health linked
Investor's Business Daily
Humans have eyelash lengths about one-third the width of their eye, a Georgia Institute of Tech study found. Shorter or longer eyelashes increase airflow to the eye, leading to more dust and possibly more eye ailments. Eyelashes form a barrier to control ...
How Eyelash Length Protects HealthLaboratory Equipment
Length of Lashes Keeps Eyes From Drying, Study FindsNew York Times
Scientists reveal the real reason you have eyelashesLos Angeles Times
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Live Science
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Investor's Business Daily
Humans have eyelash lengths about one-third the width of their eye, a Georgia Institute of Tech study found. Shorter or longer eyelashes increase airflow to the eye, leading to more dust and possibly more eye ailments. Eyelashes form a barrier to control ...
How Eyelash Length Protects Health
Length of Lashes Keeps Eyes From Drying, Study Finds
Scientists reveal the real reason you have eyelashes
Live Science
More Mysterious Craters Found in Siberia, Scientist Says 'Urgent' Investigation ...
Live Science
Last summer, the discovery of several new giant craters in Siberia drew worldwide interest, launching wild speculation that meteorites, or even aliens, caused the gaping crevasses. And now, scientists have found even more of them. In July 2014, reindeer ...
Spread of Russian craters prompts safety concern from scientistThe West Australian
Climate Change Might Be Causing These Huge Craters in SiberiaVICE News
New mysterious giant holes found in YamalRussia and India Report
Washington Post
Northland Independent Community
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Live Science
Last summer, the discovery of several new giant craters in Siberia drew worldwide interest, launching wild speculation that meteorites, or even aliens, caused the gaping crevasses. And now, scientists have found even more of them. In July 2014, reindeer ...
Spread of Russian craters prompts safety concern from scientist
Climate Change Might Be Causing These Huge Craters in Siberia
New mysterious giant holes found in Yamal
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