Irish Examiner
Cutting emissions 'a significant challenge' for Ireland
Irish Examiner
Ireland is facing a significant challenge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a visiting group of climate change experts has been told. Minister of state at the Department of the Environment, Paudie Coffey, told a working group of the International Panel on ...
Vox Features Yet Another Climate Science “Denier”Canada Free Press
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Irish Examiner
Ireland is facing a significant challenge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, a visiting group of climate change experts has been told. Minister of state at the Department of the Environment, Paudie Coffey, told a working group of the International Panel on ...
Vox Features Yet Another Climate Science “Denier”
Salon
Climate of change: The Catholic church's dance with science
Paradise Post
From Galileo to genetics, the Roman Catholic Church has danced with science, sometimes in a high-tension tango but more often in a supportive waltz. Pope Francis is about to introduce a new twist: global warming. The field of genetics was started by a ...
Lay Catholics Prepare 'Winsome' Message for Pope Francis' VisitNational Catholic Register
Global response to climate changeIrish Times
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Paradise Post
From Galileo to genetics, the Roman Catholic Church has danced with science, sometimes in a high-tension tango but more often in a supportive waltz. Pope Francis is about to introduce a new twist: global warming. The field of genetics was started by a ...
Lay Catholics Prepare 'Winsome' Message for Pope Francis' Visit
Global response to climate change
BBC News
Evidence of 430000-year-old human violence found
BBC News
Human remains from a cave in northern Spain show evidence of a lethal attack 430,000 years ago, a study has shown. Researchers examined one skull from a site called the Pit of Bones, which contains the remains of at least 28 people. They concluded that ...
Spanish cave Sima de los Huesos reveals first known murder victimThe Australian (blog)
World's first murder victim? Skull is evidence of 430000-year-old crimeLos Angeles Times
Could this be the world's first known murder?CBS News
NBCNews.com
The Independent
Smithsonian
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BBC News
Human remains from a cave in northern Spain show evidence of a lethal attack 430,000 years ago, a study has shown. Researchers examined one skull from a site called the Pit of Bones, which contains the remains of at least 28 people. They concluded that ...
Spanish cave Sima de los Huesos reveals first known murder victim
World's first murder victim? Skull is evidence of 430000-year-old crime
Could this be the world's first known murder?
Discovery News
NASA selects celestial Nasa toolkit ready to look for life on Jupiter's moon
Times of India
WASHINGTON: Nasa, on Tuesday, said it has chosen a trove of instruments to send to Jupiter's ice-covered moon Europa, as it moves ahead press forward with its search for evidence if the orb could support life. The nine gadgets - from cameras to radars to ...
Nasa selects celestial tool box for Jupiter moonTimes LIVE
Can Europa Support Life? NASA Picks Tools to Study Jupiter's Mystery MoonNBCNews.com
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Times of India
WASHINGTON: Nasa, on Tuesday, said it has chosen a trove of instruments to send to Jupiter's ice-covered moon Europa, as it moves ahead press forward with its search for evidence if the orb could support life. The nine gadgets - from cameras to radars to ...
Nasa selects celestial tool box for Jupiter moon
Can Europa Support Life? NASA Picks Tools to Study Jupiter's Mystery Moon
Sydney Morning Herald
Scientists discovered 139 new species in the Greater Mekong in 2014: WWF report
Sydney Morning Herald
Before eating its prey alive, the ampulex dementor wasp paralyses its prey not by locking up its muscles but by stealing its free will. A single sting of the wasp's venom, injected into the belly of a cockroach, blocks the receptors of the neurotransmitter involved ...
'Dementor' wasp among new Mekong findsThe Nation
Soul-sucking Dementor Wasp using unique technique to kill preyNYC Today
Bizarre and beautiful: 139 new species discovered in Myanmar and the Greater ...Myanmar Times
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Sydney Morning Herald
Before eating its prey alive, the ampulex dementor wasp paralyses its prey not by locking up its muscles but by stealing its free will. A single sting of the wasp's venom, injected into the belly of a cockroach, blocks the receptors of the neurotransmitter involved ...
'Dementor' wasp among new Mekong finds
Soul-sucking Dementor Wasp using unique technique to kill prey
Bizarre and beautiful: 139 new species discovered in Myanmar and the Greater ...
Mashable
Approved to launch Air Force satellites, Elon Musk's SpaceX ends a monopoly
Mashable
Elon Musk's spaceflight company SpaceX can now compete to launch national security missions for the Air Force, and that's a sea change in the world of commercial space. The authorization of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket for these missions effectively opens up ...
SpaceX cleared for US military launchesNew Zealand Herald
SpaceX can Launch Spy Satellites; Government Ensures Children Don't ...Nature World Report
Air Force certifies SpaceX to compete for military launchesDaily Democrat
Defense Industry Daily
Air Force Link
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Mashable
Elon Musk's spaceflight company SpaceX can now compete to launch national security missions for the Air Force, and that's a sea change in the world of commercial space. The authorization of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket for these missions effectively opens up ...
SpaceX cleared for US military launches
SpaceX can Launch Spy Satellites; Government Ensures Children Don't ...
Air Force certifies SpaceX to compete for military launches
Hindustan Times
'Over 70% of glaciers in Everest region could be lost by 2100'
Hindustan Times
Glaciers in the Everest region could shrink at least 70 percent or even disappear entirely by the end of the century as a result of climate change, say scientists in Nepal, the Netherlands and France, who studied weather patterns on the roof of the world and ...
Scientists warn Everest glaciers at risk of disappearingThe Nation
Mount Everest Could Look Very Different By The End Of The CenturyThinkProgress
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Hindustan Times
Glaciers in the Everest region could shrink at least 70 percent or even disappear entirely by the end of the century as a result of climate change, say scientists in Nepal, the Netherlands and France, who studied weather patterns on the roof of the world and ...
Scientists warn Everest glaciers at risk of disappearing
Mount Everest Could Look Very Different By The End Of The Century
BBC News
'New species' of ancient human found
BBC News
A new species of ancient human has been unearthed in the Afar region of Ethiopia, scientists report. Researchers discovered jaw bones and teeth, which date to between 3.3m and 3.5m years old. It means this new hominin was alive at the same time as ...
'Lucy' may not be our mum after allNEWS.com.au
World Watch: News DigestWall Street Journal
Adding Branches to the Human Family TreeNew York Times
Washington Post
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BBC News
A new species of ancient human has been unearthed in the Afar region of Ethiopia, scientists report. Researchers discovered jaw bones and teeth, which date to between 3.3m and 3.5m years old. It means this new hominin was alive at the same time as ...
'Lucy' may not be our mum after all
World Watch: News Digest
Adding Branches to the Human Family Tree
Live Science
Self-healing robots take step towards disaster relief
ABS CBN News
PARIS, France - Scientists on Wednesday said they had created a small robot that can recover from damage, in a step towards machines that mimic the remarkable adaptive powers of humans and animals. The feat could one day lead to first-responder robots ...
Scientists create self-healing robots with 'Borg-like' ability to adapt to damageSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
Amazing new robots self-repair in minutesState Column
Scientists Develop Robots That Adapt to Damage, Keep WorkingVoice of America
Gazette Herald
Live Science
Phys.Org
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ABS CBN News
PARIS, France - Scientists on Wednesday said they had created a small robot that can recover from damage, in a step towards machines that mimic the remarkable adaptive powers of humans and animals. The feat could one day lead to first-responder robots ...
Scientists create self-healing robots with 'Borg-like' ability to adapt to damage
Amazing new robots self-repair in minutes
Scientists Develop Robots That Adapt to Damage, Keep Working
Daily Mail
Nasa's next mission to Mars is GO: Radical lander could finally find out what lies ...
Daily Mail
Rovers on Mars have drilled, hammered and dug into the surface of the red planet – but so far, none have been able to get very far. That's may all change in September 2016, when Nasa's newest mission to the red planet, InSight, arrives on the alien world in ...
NASA Begins Testing Mars Lander for Next Mission to Red Planet: NASAFocus News
Mars missions help nations build scientific capabilitiesEmirates 24/7
Sky is no longer the limit for the UAEgulfnews.com
Empire State Tribune
Space.com
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Daily Mail
Rovers on Mars have drilled, hammered and dug into the surface of the red planet – but so far, none have been able to get very far. That's may all change in September 2016, when Nasa's newest mission to the red planet, InSight, arrives on the alien world in ...
NASA Begins Testing Mars Lander for Next Mission to Red Planet: NASA
Mars missions help nations build scientific capabilities
Sky is no longer the limit for the UAE
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