en-ie-hotdailynews: 2015-06-11 Ireland Science

WATCH: Britain overrun by millions of 'exploding' yellow spiders
Irish Independent
Clusters of baby garden spiders have been intriguing people across Britain, who've been posting pictures on social media. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Concerned householders have posted pictures of the ...

Hundreds of tiny yellow spiders 'are invading gardens up and down the country'   Canterbury Times
Holy Spiders! Be on the lookout for clusters of yellow spiders   Scunthorpe Telegraph
Yellow spiders invade Medway and Kent   Maidstone and Medway News
Dover Express
Kent and Sussex Courier
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ESO astronomers capture cosmic 'butterfly'
Christian Science Monitor
Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory have captured images of a butterfly nebula, generated as a dying star spews dust into the cosmos. By Sarah Lewin, Space.com June 10, 2015. Save For Later Saved. close. What looks like a celestial ...

'Celestial Butterfly' Caught Emerging From Cocoon By ESO's Very Large ...   Headlines & Global News
Telescope spies beginning of planetary nebula   The Space Reporter
Astronomers net celestial 'butterfly' born from dusty cocoon (PHOTOS)   RT
Sputnik International
Science 2.0
Yahoo News UK
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Scientists have built a lab 62 feet under the sea – but they aren't using it to ...
Yahoo News UK
NEEMO is the only undersea research station in the world, and astronaut crews have been training with it ever since the facility was first established in 2001. Resting on the Atlantic ocean's seafloor, 62 feet below the surface and 3.5 miles off the coastlines of ...

Scientists have built a lab 62 feet under the sea, but they aren't using it to explore ...   Business Insider

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TIME

Nobel Laureate Walks Back Sexist Comments After Backlash
TIME
A Nobel Prize-winning British scientist attempted to apologize on Wednesday following backlash over sexist comments that he made about women in his field. Sir Tim Hunt originally said at the World Conference of Science Journalists that the “trouble with ...

Nobel laureate Tim Hunt resigns after 'trouble with girls' comments   The Guardian
Sir Tim Hunt: Nobel prize scientist steps down after saying women have no place ...   Express.co.uk
British Nobel laureate stirs storm by saying 'girls' in labs cause trouble for science   Hamilton Spectator
Herald Scotland
Daily Mail
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Privately funded Lightsail mini-spacecraft spreads its solar sails
Sydney Morning Herald
Cape Canaveral: A privately funded space project to demonstrate an innovative solar sail passed with flying colours despite a series of near-fatal technical issues, program managers said on Wednesday. The five-kilogram LightSail spacecraft, tucked inside a ...

LightSail spacecraft declared a success after unfurling solar sail in orbit   The Guardian
LightSail Team Declares Solar Sail Success as Mission Nears Its End   NBCNews.com
Planetary Society's solar sail test a success in space   Bellingham Herald
Mashable
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CNET

Apes who drink: Study finds chimps use leaves to chug, chug, chug
CNET
Some West African chimps enjoy taking a sip of grandma's cough medicine by sucking alcoholic sap from leaves and even drinking enough to get visibly intoxicated. by Danny Gallagher · @thisisdannyg; June 10, 2015 5:46 PM PDT. facebook. twitter. linkedin.
QUIRKY WORLD ... Booze-loving apes may help explain why we love a tipple   Irish Examiner
Chimps go bananas over `palm wine'   Times of India
Scientists find wild chimps go ape over drinking (+video)   Christian Science Monitor
Syracuse.com
Times LIVE
Financial Express
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Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 nosedived into Indian Ocean, Dr Goong Chen says
Sydney Morning Herald
Missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared without a trace because it nosedived at a perfect 90-degree angle into the Indian Ocean and stayed intact, according to a maths professor. The latest theory on the ill-fated flight, which vanished in March ...

Researchers identify 'most likely scenario' for MH370 crash   New Zealand Herald
MH370: A 90-Degree Nose Dive?   The Maritime Executive
Why MH370 may have nosedived into the ocean   9news.com.au
Stuff.co.nz
Toronto Sun
Malay Mail Online
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Real Jurassic World: Scientists Just Found a Way to Make Dinosaurs
Daily Beast
Ahead the sci-fi blockbuster's release, scientists in London have discovered red blood cells in 75 million-year-old specimens—just one possible path to resurrecting the ancient lizards. On the eve of a new Jurassic Park film no doubt tearing its way into the ...

Scientists out for dinosaur blood   Arab News
Dinosaur blood cells, proteins found in crummy Alberta fossils   CBC.ca
Can we actually clone a dinosaur?   National Post
CNN
The Hindu
Gizmodo
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Stanford Researchers Create A Water Computer
News Every day
(Photo : Youtube) Water droplets navigate a maze like structure. The presence and absence of droplets forms the binary code. Researchers at Stanford University have built a computer that runs on water. Manu Prakash and his team developed the computer ...

Water Droplets Power Computer   Discovery News
Water based computing is so crazy it just might work   Empire State Tribune
Computer that operates on water droplets developed   The Hindu
Gizbot
Popular Science
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Asians, Europeans were fair-skinned around 5000 years ago
ABC Science Online
Reconstruction of a typical Yamnaya individual from the Caspian steppe in Russia ca. 5,000-4,800 BP. (Alexey Nechvaloda). DNA study One of the largest ever studies on ancient DNA finds that Europeans and Asians were generally light-skinned and lactose ...

How white Europeans only arrived 5000 years ago: Mass migration from ...   Daily Mail
DNA Deciphers Roots of Modern Europeans   New York Times
Ancient DNA unravels ancestry of modern Europeans   Science Recorder
The Independent
NBCNews.com
Nature.com
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