Where will Europe's ExoMars rover land? Scientists can't decide. Christian Science Monitor
The European Space Agency has narrowed down the landing sites for its ExoMars rover to four. But a recent paper highlights the difficulties they will face in making the final call. By Elizabeth Howell, Universe Today September 5, 2014. close. Personnel walk ...
Robots do battle over Mars explorationThe Straits Times
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The European Space Agency has narrowed down the landing sites for its ExoMars rover to four. But a recent paper highlights the difficulties they will face in making the final call. By Elizabeth Howell, Universe Today September 5, 2014. close. Personnel walk ...
Robots do battle over Mars exploration
Student-Built Rovers Will Face Off on Mock Mars Missions
Pakistan among nations taking part in tsunami test The Nation
PARIS : A decade after the strongest tsunami in living memory, 24 countries spanning from Australia to South Africa, including Pakistan, will take part in a UN-backed simulation exercise next week to test their capacity to forecast and tackle similar disasters.
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PARIS : A decade after the strongest tsunami in living memory, 24 countries spanning from Australia to South Africa, including Pakistan, will take part in a UN-backed simulation exercise next week to test their capacity to forecast and tackle similar disasters.
Pakistan to take part in tsunami simulation exercise
Twenty-Four Indian Ocean Nations To Conduct Tsunami Readiness Test
Indian Ocean nations in tsunami test next week: UN
Bones of massive Argentine dinosaur may shed light on ancient behemoths CTV News
NEW YORK -- Researchers studying the remains of an enormous dinosaur -- a creature that was bigger than seven bull elephants -- have given it an equally colossal name: Dreadnoughtus, or "fearing nothing." Scientists hope its unusually well-preserved ...
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NEW YORK -- Researchers studying the remains of an enormous dinosaur -- a creature that was bigger than seven bull elephants -- have given it an equally colossal name: Dreadnoughtus, or "fearing nothing." Scientists hope its unusually well-preserved ...
Scientists claim 'telepathy' success after sending mental message from one ... Daily Mail
Scientists have sent a 'mental message' from one person to another 4,000 miles away in what they claim is the world's first successful telepathy experiment. They connected one person in Mumbai, India, to a wireless headset linked to the internet, and another ...
Mind Reading? Brain-to-Brain Message Sent From India to ParisNBCNews.com
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Brains 'talk' to each other, 8000km apartTimes of India
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Scientists have sent a 'mental message' from one person to another 4,000 miles away in what they claim is the world's first successful telepathy experiment. They connected one person in Mumbai, India, to a wireless headset linked to the internet, and another ...
Mind Reading? Brain-to-Brain Message Sent From India to Paris
Telepathy breakthrough as scientists send mental message 4000 MILES ...
Brains 'talk' to each other, 8000km apart
California blue whales bounce back to near historic numbers BBC News
Researchers believe that California blue whales have recovered in numbers and the population has returned to sustainable levels. Scientists say this is the only population of blue whales to have rebounded from the ravages of whaling. The research team ...
Success story: California blue whale population has rebounded, scientists sayScience Recorder
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Researchers believe that California blue whales have recovered in numbers and the population has returned to sustainable levels. Scientists say this is the only population of blue whales to have rebounded from the ravages of whaling. The research team ...
Success story: California blue whale population has rebounded, scientists say
Nearly Extinct California Blue Whales Make Incredible Comeback
Blue whales of California are back to historical levels, study finds
Scientists Decipher Genome of Coffee Plant Voice of America
The genetic sequence of the coffee plant, Robusta, has been deciphered by an international team of scientists. Robusta accounts for about one-third of the coffee consumed worldwide. By laying bare the plant's genetic building blocks, researchers will be able ...
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The genetic sequence of the coffee plant, Robusta, has been deciphered by an international team of scientists. Robusta accounts for about one-third of the coffee consumed worldwide. By laying bare the plant's genetic building blocks, researchers will be able ...
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Coffee Plant's Genome Sequenced
The Coffee Genome Has Been Sequenced. Here's What That Means For You.
A look at Hawaii volcano sending lava toward homes New Zealand Herald
HONOLULU (AP) Lava from one of the world's most active volcanos is creeping slowly but steadily through cracks in the earth toward a rural subdivision on Hawaii's Big Island. Scientists warn that if the lava flow from Kilauea continues on its path, it could ...
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HONOLULU (AP) Lava from one of the world's most active volcanos is creeping slowly but steadily through cracks in the earth toward a rural subdivision on Hawaii's Big Island. Scientists warn that if the lava flow from Kilauea continues on its path, it could ...
'Alien' mushroom creatures found in Australia Telegraph.co.uk
Aliens in the shape of unclassifiable mushroom-shaped creatures have been discovered in the ocean depths off Australia. Two species of the strange organisms were found that could not be placed in any existing phyla, the large families of living things that ...
Deep Sea 'Mushrooms' Defy Classification In The Tree Of LifeHuffington Post
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Aliens in the shape of unclassifiable mushroom-shaped creatures have been discovered in the ocean depths off Australia. Two species of the strange organisms were found that could not be placed in any existing phyla, the large families of living things that ...
Deep Sea 'Mushrooms' Defy Classification In The Tree Of Life
Have you seen this creature?
Mushroom is life, but not as we know it
Rosetta's potential landing sites to be revealed, mission gets first results Tech Times
Scientists pore over asteroid data to pick site for first attempted soft landing on such a space rock. Five candidate sites have made a short list. (Photo : Planetary Society/ESA). After weeks spent scrutinizing an asteroid, scientists say they will soon announce ...
Rosetta Sends Back Science Data From Dark, Dry CometPC Magazine
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Scientists pore over asteroid data to pick site for first attempted soft landing on such a space rock. Five candidate sites have made a short list. (Photo : Planetary Society/ESA). After weeks spent scrutinizing an asteroid, scientists say they will soon announce ...
Rosetta Sends Back Science Data From Dark, Dry Comet
Rosetta: Spacecraft Beams Data from Comet 67P Closest Encounters
ESA's Rosetta Probe Gets Close to Duck-Shaped Comet 67P/CK
City scientists rewrite history of evolution Times of India
KOLKATA: Scientists from Kolkata have rewritten the evolutionary history books by finding that oxygen-producing life forms were present on earth some three billion years ago - a full 60 million years earlier than what was previously thought. These life forms ...
Life Was Around Much Earlier than Scientists ThoughtNature World News
Irish and Indian scientists rewrite Earth historyBBC News
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KOLKATA: Scientists from Kolkata have rewritten the evolutionary history books by finding that oxygen-producing life forms were present on earth some three billion years ago - a full 60 million years earlier than what was previously thought. These life forms ...
Life Was Around Much Earlier than Scientists Thought
Irish and Indian scientists rewrite Earth history
Life began on Earth 60 MILLION years earlier than first thought, soil analysis ...
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