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7 officially brilliant places to see the night sky at its best
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On a dark night you look up and what do you see, some stars twinkling in their loveliness. Let your eyes get used to the dark while standing away from an irksome streetlamp and you'll see up to 100 stars. But for the really great sights you want to ...
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On a dark night you look up and what do you see, some stars twinkling in their loveliness. Let your eyes get used to the dark while standing away from an irksome streetlamp and you'll see up to 100 stars. But for the really great sights you want to ...
Irish Examiner
Action needed on climate change before point of no return
Irish Examiner
IN 2009, global leaders agreed to try not to let the world warm more than 2C above pre-industrial times. This is sometimes seen as a rule of thumb for keeping on the right side of climate change, within 'safe' territory. But that's not at all how ...
EPA De-Develops the US Through Nebulous Consensus Climate ChangeCanada Free Press
OPINION | The reality of global warming: We're all frogs in a pot of slowly ...InterAksyon
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Irish Examiner
IN 2009, global leaders agreed to try not to let the world warm more than 2C above pre-industrial times. This is sometimes seen as a rule of thumb for keeping on the right side of climate change, within 'safe' territory. But that's not at all how ...
EPA De-Develops the US Through Nebulous Consensus Climate Change
OPINION | The reality of global warming: We're all frogs in a pot of slowly ...
Voice of America
New Tadpole Disease Affecting Frogs Across Globe
Voice of America
LONDON—. Tadpoles are contracting a new, highly infectious disease that may be threatening frog populations worldwide, British scientists have found. A parasitic disease caused by single-celled microbes known as "protists" was found in the livers of ...
The world's frog population could be under threat from a new infectious diseaseIrish Examiner
New tadpole disease could be responsible for worldwide frogChannel 4 News
Newly identified tadpole disease found across the globe(e) Science News (press release) (registration)
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Voice of America
LONDON—. Tadpoles are contracting a new, highly infectious disease that may be threatening frog populations worldwide, British scientists have found. A parasitic disease caused by single-celled microbes known as "protists" was found in the livers of ...
The world's frog population could be under threat from a new infectious disease
New tadpole disease could be responsible for worldwide frog
Newly identified tadpole disease found across the globe
Siliconrepublic.com
Two whale-eating shrimp species discovered off Irish coast
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Two new species of shrimp that strip the carcasses of whales, fish and seabirds have been discovered off the south-west coast of Ireland, deep beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. The two new species of shrimp fall under the amphipods variety of ...
Two new species of 'submarine shrimp-like creatures' foundScience Times
National Oceanography Center discovers shrimp species that strip carcasses to ...International Business Times AU
Researchers Discover Two New Species of ShrimpWest Texas News
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Siliconrepublic.com
Two new species of shrimp that strip the carcasses of whales, fish and seabirds have been discovered off the south-west coast of Ireland, deep beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean. The two new species of shrimp fall under the amphipods variety of ...
Two new species of 'submarine shrimp-like creatures' found
National Oceanography Center discovers shrimp species that strip carcasses to ...
Researchers Discover Two New Species of Shrimp
Irish Independent
Bees 'prefer gardens with native flowers'
Irish Independent
Bees and other pollinating insects prefer gardens planted with flowers that are native to the UK and the northern hemisphere, a study has found. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. But exotic plants provide ...
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Irish Independent
Bees and other pollinating insects prefer gardens planted with flowers that are native to the UK and the northern hemisphere, a study has found. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. But exotic plants provide ...
Boston Globe
Watch the Arctic get smaller via National Geographic maps
Boston Globe
In a recent speech on a new initiative to decrease carbon emissions, President Obama drew attention to recent changes in the National Geographic Atlas of the World, which shows the Arctic ice cap as the smallest it has ever been. “Shrinking ice caps ...
Watch How Much National Geographic Has Redrawn Its Atlas Because of the ...Newsweek
Arctic Ice Loss Is So Bad National Geographic Has To Keep Redrawing Its AtlasHuffington Post Canada
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Boston Globe
In a recent speech on a new initiative to decrease carbon emissions, President Obama drew attention to recent changes in the National Geographic Atlas of the World, which shows the Arctic ice cap as the smallest it has ever been. “Shrinking ice caps ...
Watch How Much National Geographic Has Redrawn Its Atlas Because of the ...
Arctic Ice Loss Is So Bad National Geographic Has To Keep Redrawing Its Atlas
5 maps that make complicated topics easy to understand
Siliconrepublic.com
NASA's earthquake prediction coding 'match' almost complete
Siliconrepublic.com
A NASA crowdsourcing exercise to seek a way to predict earthquakes using software algorithms is set to conclude, with US$25,000 up for grabs for the best performers in the contest. The project is all based on a theory that electromagnetic pulses (EMPs ...
NASA Contest Presents $25000 for Earthquake Detection ConceptsObserver News
NASA Contest Offers $25000 for Earthquake Detection IdeasSpace.com
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Siliconrepublic.com
A NASA crowdsourcing exercise to seek a way to predict earthquakes using software algorithms is set to conclude, with US$25,000 up for grabs for the best performers in the contest. The project is all based on a theory that electromagnetic pulses (EMPs ...
NASA Contest Presents $25000 for Earthquake Detection Concepts
NASA Contest Offers $25000 for Earthquake Detection Ideas
Mirror.co.uk
Glowworms having sex force council to turn off street lights
Mirror.co.uk
Street lights were switched off at a popular beauty spot amid fears they were interfering with glowworms sex lives. Council bosses turned off the street lights due to concerns about how they were affecting the insects' mating habits. It's claimed that ...
Glow worm mating habits lead to light switch off at Welsh beauty spotWalesOnline
Council switches off street lights that were 'interfering with glow worm sex'Daily Post North Wales
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Mirror.co.uk
Street lights were switched off at a popular beauty spot amid fears they were interfering with glowworms sex lives. Council bosses turned off the street lights due to concerns about how they were affecting the insects' mating habits. It's claimed that ...
Glow worm mating habits lead to light switch off at Welsh beauty spot
Council switches off street lights that were 'interfering with glow worm sex'
Tech Insider
Video: A robot is bullied by children, so scientists teach it how to react
Quartz
What drives someone to attack a robot? Is it a fear of the potential robot uprising? Is it sport? Perhaps it's a general lack of brotherly love? Whatever the reason, scientists in Japan are teaching robots how to avoid human bullying.
Scientists are teaching robots to avoid children -- because some kids are ...Business Insider Australia
Friendly robot has to be reprogrammed to escape from human bullies9news.com.au
Robot Learns To Escape The Most Brutal Human Bullies — Childrenmalaysiandigest.com
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Quartz
What drives someone to attack a robot? Is it a fear of the potential robot uprising? Is it sport? Perhaps it's a general lack of brotherly love? Whatever the reason, scientists in Japan are teaching robots how to avoid human bullying.
Scientists are teaching robots to avoid children -- because some kids are ...
Friendly robot has to be reprogrammed to escape from human bullies
Robot Learns To Escape The Most Brutal Human Bullies — Children
Engadget
MIT's robot borrows quick reflexes from a human pilot
Engadget
Based on what we've seen at DARPA's Robotics challenge finals, most humanoid machines are still stiff and hilariously clumsy. MIT's new robot named "Hermes," however, moves a bit more gracefully and has human-like reflexes -- because it's hooked up to ...
HERMES robot and operator can share life-saving moments (w/ video)Phys.Org
MIT's Hermes remote-controlled robot has human-like reflexesGizmag
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Engadget
Based on what we've seen at DARPA's Robotics challenge finals, most humanoid machines are still stiff and hilariously clumsy. MIT's new robot named "Hermes," however, moves a bit more gracefully and has human-like reflexes -- because it's hooked up to ...
HERMES robot and operator can share life-saving moments (w/ video)
MIT's Hermes remote-controlled robot has human-like reflexes
MIT researchers create robot controlled by exoskeleton wearing human
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