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Ancient Lobster Found was Once a Giant Sea Creature
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Scientists have found remains of a multi-segmented sea creature that once was the largest animal on the earth. This giant lobster lived around 500 million years ago and was a couple of meters long with a helmet-head. It was ironical as the creature fed on the ...
'Giant lobster' ate like a whaleBBC News
Lobster 'as big as a human' foundTelegraph.co.uk
Prehistoric restaurants needed bigger water tanks: giant 'lobster' discoveredSiliconrepublic.com
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Scientists have found remains of a multi-segmented sea creature that once was the largest animal on the earth. This giant lobster lived around 500 million years ago and was a couple of meters long with a helmet-head. It was ironical as the creature fed on the ...
'Giant lobster' ate like a whale
Lobster 'as big as a human' found
Prehistoric restaurants needed bigger water tanks: giant 'lobster' discovered
Phys.Org
Magnet test shows mastery of flies
Belfast Telegraph
A bizarre experiment in which fruit flies carrying tiny magnets are forced to roll in the air has demonstrated the insects' ability as "fly-by-wire" master aviators. Also in this Section. Ecstasy legal - for one night only · Stiller and Wilson storm catwalk ...
Tiny magnets used to upset flight of fruit flies to study their abilities (w/ Video)Phys.Org
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Belfast Telegraph
A bizarre experiment in which fruit flies carrying tiny magnets are forced to roll in the air has demonstrated the insects' ability as "fly-by-wire" master aviators. Also in this Section. Ecstasy legal - for one night only · Stiller and Wilson storm catwalk ...
Tiny magnets used to upset flight of fruit flies to study their abilities (w/ Video)
Peculiar experiments Sticking Tiny Magnets to Fruit Flies shows Insects' Ability ...
Bizarre experiments gluing tiny magnets to fruit flies shows insects' ability as 'fly ...
USA TODAY
Atlas V launches from Florida with NASA satellites
USA TODAY
CAPE CANAVERAL — An Atlas V rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral with NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale mission at 10:44 p.m. ET Thursday night, carrying a quartet of science satellites. The unmanned Atlas rocket soared into a clear late-night sky, ...
NASA Mission to Study Magnetic Explosions Lifts OffNew York Times
NASA spacecraft blast off to provide 3D views of magnetic field reconnectionCBC.ca
4 spacecraft to study magnetic fieldsHerald Sun
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USA TODAY
CAPE CANAVERAL — An Atlas V rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral with NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale mission at 10:44 p.m. ET Thursday night, carrying a quartet of science satellites. The unmanned Atlas rocket soared into a clear late-night sky, ...
NASA Mission to Study Magnetic Explosions Lifts Off
NASA spacecraft blast off to provide 3D views of magnetic field reconnection
4 spacecraft to study magnetic fields
ZDNet
After two years lying dormant, the Large Hadron Collider again revs up
The Globe and Mail
The world's most powerful particle accelerator, last seen discovering the Higgs boson, switches back on after a two-year hiatus nearly twice as powerful as before. Science reporter Ivan Semeniuk charts its new push into the unknown. Comments. AA.
With restart, Large Hadron Collider to search beyond Higgs bosonCNET
Large Hadron Collider: Pumped-up particle smasher to probe deeper mysteriesLos Angeles Times
Large Hadron Collider to launch again in dark matter questTelegraph.co.uk
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The Globe and Mail
The world's most powerful particle accelerator, last seen discovering the Higgs boson, switches back on after a two-year hiatus nearly twice as powerful as before. Science reporter Ivan Semeniuk charts its new push into the unknown. Comments. AA.
With restart, Large Hadron Collider to search beyond Higgs boson
Large Hadron Collider: Pumped-up particle smasher to probe deeper mysteries
Large Hadron Collider to launch again in dark matter quest
Los Angeles Times
Confirmed: Jupiter's moon Ganymede has a salty, underground ocean
Los Angeles Times
Astronomers have found the most conclusive evidence yet that a large watery ocean lies beneath the surface of Jupiter's moon Ganymede. Scientists have suspected for decades that a subterranean ocean might slosh between the rocky mantle and icy crust ...
Scientists using the Hubble telescope see ocean on Jupiter moonIrish Times
Suddenly, it Seems, Water is Everywhere in Solar SystemNDTV
NASA discovers an underground ocean on Jupiter's largest moonWashington Post
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Los Angeles Times
Astronomers have found the most conclusive evidence yet that a large watery ocean lies beneath the surface of Jupiter's moon Ganymede. Scientists have suspected for decades that a subterranean ocean might slosh between the rocky mantle and icy crust ...
Scientists using the Hubble telescope see ocean on Jupiter moon
Suddenly, it Seems, Water is Everywhere in Solar System
NASA discovers an underground ocean on Jupiter's largest moon
The Guardian
'Find a new way to tell the story' - how the Guardian launched its climate change ...
The Guardian
Climate change is the biggest story journalism has never successfully told. The Guardian's editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, has decided to change that. This podcast series follows Rusbridger and his team as they set out to find a new narrative on the greatest ...
Uh oh! The Guardian editor has found himself in a little spot of troubleIrish Examiner
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The Guardian
Climate change is the biggest story journalism has never successfully told. The Guardian's editor-in-chief, Alan Rusbridger, has decided to change that. This podcast series follows Rusbridger and his team as they set out to find a new narrative on the greatest ...
Uh oh! The Guardian editor has found himself in a little spot of trouble
Daily Mail
Number of marine species drops by 194000 because of duplicate descriptions
National Monitor
The need for a comprehensive list of marine species was, apparently, much greater than anyone realized. The World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS) was formed in 2008 to, as the name implies, create a single master list of all marine species. It turns out ...
Fish? We don't know the half of itTimes LIVE
WoRMS catalogue downsizes ocean lifeBBC News
Nearly 200000 'new' marine species turn out to be duplicatesWashington Post
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National Monitor
The need for a comprehensive list of marine species was, apparently, much greater than anyone realized. The World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS) was formed in 2008 to, as the name implies, create a single master list of all marine species. It turns out ...
Fish? We don't know the half of it
WoRMS catalogue downsizes ocean life
Nearly 200000 'new' marine species turn out to be duplicates
Khaleej Times
Rosetta probe to try contact with Philae lander on Thursday
The Register
The European Space Agency (ESA) says its comet-circling Rosettta probe will try to make contact with the Philae lander starting Thursday. In case you've come in late, this story starts in 2004 when the ESA sent a craft called Rosetta in the direction of Comet ...
Space hibernation: Will the Philae comet lander wake up?Fox News
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The Register
The European Space Agency (ESA) says its comet-circling Rosettta probe will try to make contact with the Philae lander starting Thursday. In case you've come in late, this story starts in 2004 when the ESA sent a craft called Rosetta in the direction of Comet ...
Space hibernation: Will the Philae comet lander wake up?
Wake up Philae! The world awaits news
Will the Philae comet lander awaken?
Washington Post
Saturn's Moon Enceladus May Have Warm Ocean, Boosting Likelihood Of Life ...
Huffington Post
Scientists have found yet another tantalizing clue that Saturn's moon Enceladus may have the potential to host alien life: Hot springs. Yes, new research reveals the first clear evidence that there could be hydrothermal activity in the icy moon's underground ...
Saturn's Icy Moon, Enceladus Has Possibly Life-Giving Hydrothermal ActivityGeek Infinite
Hot Springs on Enceladus Could Harbor Alien LifeScience Times
Cassini confirms hydrothermal activity in ocean on Saturn's moonUPI.com
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Huffington Post
Scientists have found yet another tantalizing clue that Saturn's moon Enceladus may have the potential to host alien life: Hot springs. Yes, new research reveals the first clear evidence that there could be hydrothermal activity in the icy moon's underground ...
Saturn's Icy Moon, Enceladus Has Possibly Life-Giving Hydrothermal Activity
Hot Springs on Enceladus Could Harbor Alien Life
Cassini confirms hydrothermal activity in ocean on Saturn's moon
CNET
Year 1610 is when humans made first dramatic impact on Earth, researchers say
Science Recorder
The massive movement of species between continents and the deaths of some 50 million indigenous peoples from smallpox mark 1610 as the onset of the Anthropocene Epoch, scientists say. For most of planet Earth's history, epochs started and ended ...
Anthropocene Began in 1610, Study SaysDaily Science Journal
Current Anthropocene Period Said to have Begun as Late as 1610, StudyEmpire State Tribune
The Human Epoch May Have Begun in 1610Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet
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Science Recorder
The massive movement of species between continents and the deaths of some 50 million indigenous peoples from smallpox mark 1610 as the onset of the Anthropocene Epoch, scientists say. For most of planet Earth's history, epochs started and ended ...
Anthropocene Began in 1610, Study Says
Current Anthropocene Period Said to have Begun as Late as 1610, Study
The Human Epoch May Have Begun in 1610
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