Daily Mail
Mystery of the 'alien' signals solved: Baffled astronomers trace source of noise to ...
Daily Mail
For years, scientists have been trying to uncover the source of mysterious radio signals being picked up in Australia. Theories have ranged from evaporating black holes to extraterrestrial communication and mergers of neutron stars. Now researchers at the ...
Strange radio signals coming from microwaves -- not aliensThe Weather Network
Researchers discover mystery radio signal origins in break room's microwaveSiliconrepublic.com
Parkes Observatory: Extraterrestrial messages or microwave noodles?CNET
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Daily Mail
For years, scientists have been trying to uncover the source of mysterious radio signals being picked up in Australia. Theories have ranged from evaporating black holes to extraterrestrial communication and mergers of neutron stars. Now researchers at the ...
Strange radio signals coming from microwaves -- not aliens
Researchers discover mystery radio signal origins in break room's microwave
Parkes Observatory: Extraterrestrial messages or microwave noodles?
The Straits Times
Warming seas may spell end to Britain's fish and chips
The Straits Times
Warming seas may spell the end to traditional British food favourites such as haddock and chips, researchers said on Monday. -- PHOTO: AFP. LONDON (AFP) - Warming seas may spell the end to traditional British food favourites such as haddock and chips, ...
Global warming could make haddock and chips a thing of the pastmirror.co.uk
Britain: Fish and chips on the brink of extinction due to warming seasInternational Business Times UK
Fish and chips off the menu as seas warm upTelegraph.co.uk
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The Straits Times
Warming seas may spell the end to traditional British food favourites such as haddock and chips, researchers said on Monday. -- PHOTO: AFP. LONDON (AFP) - Warming seas may spell the end to traditional British food favourites such as haddock and chips, ...
Global warming could make haddock and chips a thing of the past
Britain: Fish and chips on the brink of extinction due to warming seas
Fish and chips off the menu as seas warm up
Wall Street Journal
Mars May Hold Liquid Water, NASA Curiosity Rover Finds
Wall Street Journal
New research based on data from NASA's Curiosity rover indicates for the first time that there may actually be liquid water close to the surface of the Red Planet. WSJ's Monika Auger reports. Photo: NASA. Transcript +. This transcript has been automatically ...
Nasa's 'Curiosity' rover finds water below surface of MarsIrish Times
Tiny and briny: Small amounts of liquid water might still be on MarsLos Angeles Times
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Wall Street Journal
New research based on data from NASA's Curiosity rover indicates for the first time that there may actually be liquid water close to the surface of the Red Planet. WSJ's Monika Auger reports. Photo: NASA. Transcript +. This transcript has been automatically ...
Nasa's 'Curiosity' rover finds water below surface of Mars
Tiny and briny: Small amounts of liquid water might still be on Mars
News Corp Australia
The Register
Lightning dashes SpaceX HOVERSHIP rocket blastoff amid countdown scramble
The Register
NASA has scrubbed today's launch of a SpaceX Falcon rocket – loaded up with supplies for the International Space Station – after an approaching storm started spitting lightning. The craft was due to liftoff about an hour ago from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
United Launch Alliance Boldly Names Its Next Rocket: Vulcan!NBCNews.com
April 13, 2015 in Falcon 9: Nearby storms keep Falcon 9 rocket groundedSpaceflight Now
Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to land a rocket on a floating, unmanned bargeFinancial Post
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The Register
NASA has scrubbed today's launch of a SpaceX Falcon rocket – loaded up with supplies for the International Space Station – after an approaching storm started spitting lightning. The craft was due to liftoff about an hour ago from Cape Canaveral in Florida.
United Launch Alliance Boldly Names Its Next Rocket: Vulcan!
April 13, 2015 in Falcon 9: Nearby storms keep Falcon 9 rocket grounded
Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to land a rocket on a floating, unmanned barge
Times LIVE
Scientists shed new light on formation of moon
Times LIVE
The problem with that is that Earth rocks and moon rocks are so similar that researchers thought there was only a 1% chance of another planet being involved. File photo. Image by: Thinkstock. Scientists might finally have figured out how the moon was formed ...
New Israeli research sheds light on the moon's originsHaaretz
Israeli scientists find answer to mystery behind moon's creationYnetnews
How was the moon formed? Israeli researchers shed new light on subjectJerusalem Post Israel News
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Times LIVE
The problem with that is that Earth rocks and moon rocks are so similar that researchers thought there was only a 1% chance of another planet being involved. File photo. Image by: Thinkstock. Scientists might finally have figured out how the moon was formed ...
New Israeli research sheds light on the moon's origins
Israeli scientists find answer to mystery behind moon's creation
How was the moon formed? Israeli researchers shed new light on subject
Maine News
New research may lead to better handling of earth-penetrating Missiles
Maine News
Duke University physicists have conducted a research and developed techniques to gauge what happens below the ground when missile strikes the earth. Their research has revealed that materials like soil and sand actually get stronger when missile meteor ...
Duke researchers dig more into impact of missiles and meteors on earthThe Market Business
Meteor Missiles Make Ground Soil and Sand More PowerfulTimes Gazette
Soil and sand harden as SPEEDING MISSILES and METEORS SLAM into ...The Register
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Maine News
Duke University physicists have conducted a research and developed techniques to gauge what happens below the ground when missile strikes the earth. Their research has revealed that materials like soil and sand actually get stronger when missile meteor ...
Duke researchers dig more into impact of missiles and meteors on earth
Meteor Missiles Make Ground Soil and Sand More Powerful
Soil and sand harden as SPEEDING MISSILES and METEORS SLAM into ...
Tech Times
Astronomers Find Distant Exoplanet With Hot, Windy 'Inferno' Atmosphere
Tech Times
This distant planet has an atmosphere hot enough to melt iron, astronomers say. Winds high above the planet blow at 500 mph, they find. (Photo : NASA, ESA, L. Calçada). Astronomers say they've managed to make highly accurate measurements of the ...
Hot and Stormy at High Altitudes on Exoplanet HD 189733bSpace Ref (press release)
Exoplanet with an infernal atmosphere identifiedBusiness Standard
Exoplanet HD189733B Has 3000 Degrees TemperatureTech Fragments
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Tech Times
This distant planet has an atmosphere hot enough to melt iron, astronomers say. Winds high above the planet blow at 500 mph, they find. (Photo : NASA, ESA, L. Calçada). Astronomers say they've managed to make highly accurate measurements of the ...
Hot and Stormy at High Altitudes on Exoplanet HD 189733b
Exoplanet with an infernal atmosphere identified
Exoplanet HD189733B Has 3000 Degrees Temperature
Sky News Australia
IWC questions Japan's new whaling plan
Sky News Australia
The International Whaling Commission has questioned Japan's new Antarctic whaling plan and told the country to provide more information to justify the killings. Tokyo submitted a proposal with an annual target of 333 minke whales, down from some 900 ...
Japan Is Going to Kill Thousands of Whales No Matter What Other Nations SayVICE News
Japan to continue whaling despite IWC reportABC Online
Japan Won't Accept "No" to WhalingThe Maritime Executive
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Sky News Australia
The International Whaling Commission has questioned Japan's new Antarctic whaling plan and told the country to provide more information to justify the killings. Tokyo submitted a proposal with an annual target of 333 minke whales, down from some 900 ...
Japan Is Going to Kill Thousands of Whales No Matter What Other Nations Say
Japan to continue whaling despite IWC report
Japan Won't Accept "No" to Whaling
World Tech Today
NASA Astronauts ISS films stunning Spacewalk with GoPro camera
World Tech Today
NASA has recently released an amazing video footage of ISS Astronauts conducting Spacewalks. The videos were shot using GoPro cameras mounted on the head of space suits of astronauts. In an effort to discover why and how much more the Space has ...
Watch: Amazing GoPro footage shows what it's like to walk in outer spaceBGR
GoPros go on a space walkPBS NewsHour
Stunning GoPro video captures a dizzying spacewalkWashington Post
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World Tech Today
NASA has recently released an amazing video footage of ISS Astronauts conducting Spacewalks. The videos were shot using GoPro cameras mounted on the head of space suits of astronauts. In an effort to discover why and how much more the Space has ...
Watch: Amazing GoPro footage shows what it's like to walk in outer space
GoPros go on a space walk
Stunning GoPro video captures a dizzying spacewalk
The Australian
Ceres: 'dwarf planet' spawns a giant mystery
The Australian
First classified a planet, then an asteroid and then a “dwarf planet” with some traits of a moon — the more scientists learn about Ceres, the weirder it becomes. And new observations of the sphere of rock and ice circling our Sun between Mars and Jupiter have ...
Ceres Mystery Bright Spots Grow Stranger In New Color Images Of Dwarf PlanetTech Times
Dwarf planet Ceres reveals surface secrets in NASA color mapCNET
Mystery of Ceres's Bright Spots GrowsScientific American
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The Australian
First classified a planet, then an asteroid and then a “dwarf planet” with some traits of a moon — the more scientists learn about Ceres, the weirder it becomes. And new observations of the sphere of rock and ice circling our Sun between Mars and Jupiter have ...
Ceres Mystery Bright Spots Grow Stranger In New Color Images Of Dwarf Planet
Dwarf planet Ceres reveals surface secrets in NASA color map
Mystery of Ceres's Bright Spots Grows
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