Orion capsule to take man to Mars The Nation
Blastoff for the spacecraft which could one day take humans to Mars is set for the final countdown as Nasa moved the huge Delta IV Heavy rocket that will launch it into space onto the famous Cape Canaveral launch pad. It will blast the experimental capsule ...
NASA Orion Spaceship Ready To Blast Off On Maiden Flight, Next Stop — Mars?The Inquisitr
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Blastoff for the spacecraft which could one day take humans to Mars is set for the final countdown as Nasa moved the huge Delta IV Heavy rocket that will launch it into space onto the famous Cape Canaveral launch pad. It will blast the experimental capsule ...
NASA Orion Spaceship Ready To Blast Off On Maiden Flight, Next Stop — Mars?
Going extinct: Illegal fishing practices ruining livelihood of Sindh's fishermen The Express Tribune
BADIN: Fish are wealth for fishing communities, but illegal fishing practices have almost ruined the fishermen's livelihood, compelling them to cross the Indian border in search of a haul, said provincial livestock and fisheries minister Jam Khan Shoro on ...
Strict laws will be introduced against trash fishing: ministerDaily Times
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BADIN: Fish are wealth for fishing communities, but illegal fishing practices have almost ruined the fishermen's livelihood, compelling them to cross the Indian border in search of a haul, said provincial livestock and fisheries minister Jam Khan Shoro on ...
Strict laws will be introduced against trash fishing: minister
Cheetah Populations Being 'Worn Out,' Declining Due To Human Activity Headlines & Global News
New research suggests human activity forces cheetahs to expend more energy, and is the ultimate cause of their population decline. Cheetahs are down from a population of 100,000 a century ago to 10,000 today, in the past their disappearance has largely ...
Cheetahs and pumas may have hunting strategies down to a scienceLos Angeles Times
Are humans to blame for cheetah decline? Yes, say scientists.Christian Science Monitor
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New research suggests human activity forces cheetahs to expend more energy, and is the ultimate cause of their population decline. Cheetahs are down from a population of 100,000 a century ago to 10,000 today, in the past their disappearance has largely ...
Cheetahs and pumas may have hunting strategies down to a science
Are humans to blame for cheetah decline? Yes, say scientists.
Humans responsible for declining number of cheetahs
Orphaned Baby Elephants Join in the Global March for Elephants and Rhinos ... seattlepi.com (blog)
In Africa, baby elephants who were separated and lost from their families - or more likely whose mother's deaths left them orphaned – are successfully raised and returned to the wild at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Yesterday, a group of these cute babies ...
Worldwide march against elephant, rhino extinction draws thousands (PHOTOS)RT
Elephant and rhino poaching extinction threatBBC News
Thousands march worldwide for rhino, elephant protectionThe Sun Daily
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In Africa, baby elephants who were separated and lost from their families - or more likely whose mother's deaths left them orphaned – are successfully raised and returned to the wild at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. Yesterday, a group of these cute babies ...
Worldwide march against elephant, rhino extinction draws thousands (PHOTOS)
Elephant and rhino poaching extinction threat
Thousands march worldwide for rhino, elephant protection
Earth has 117m lakes Daily Times
Scientists have finally pinned down the number of lakes that exist on Earth – a grand total of 117 million. Most of the world's lakes are in places where humans don't live, said David Seekell, an environmental scientist at Umea University in Sweden.
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Scientists have finally pinned down the number of lakes that exist on Earth – a grand total of 117 million. Most of the world's lakes are in places where humans don't live, said David Seekell, an environmental scientist at Umea University in Sweden.
Vietnam's Trang An Landscape Complex showcases rich culture Daily Times
NINH BINH: Being dubbed “Ha Long Bay on land,” Trang An landscape complex is the first in Vietnam being recognized by UNESCO World Heritage Committee as a mixed cultural and natural site in 2014. Located in Vietnam's northern Ninh Binh province, ...
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NINH BINH: Being dubbed “Ha Long Bay on land,” Trang An landscape complex is the first in Vietnam being recognized by UNESCO World Heritage Committee as a mixed cultural and natural site in 2014. Located in Vietnam's northern Ninh Binh province, ...
Events prepared for total lunar eclipse Focus Taiwan News Channel
Taipei, Oct. 6 (CNA) Astronomy buffs in different parts of Taiwan will be treated to a variety of events scheduled for Oct. 8, when a total lunar eclipse will take stage. The Taipei Astronomical Museum said it will open its observatory to the public between 5:30 ...
NZ 'brilliantly located' for lunar eclipseStuff.co.nz
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Taipei, Oct. 6 (CNA) Astronomy buffs in different parts of Taiwan will be treated to a variety of events scheduled for Oct. 8, when a total lunar eclipse will take stage. The Taipei Astronomical Museum said it will open its observatory to the public between 5:30 ...
NZ 'brilliantly located' for lunar eclipse
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Southern Ocean reread worsens the warming equation Business Spectator
The RV Kaharoa motored out of Wellington, New Zealand on Saturday, loaded with more than 100 scientific instruments, each eventually destined for a watery grave. Crewmembers will spend the next two months dropping the 20kg devices, called Argo floats, ...
Southern Hemisphere ocean warming 'underestimated'ABC Science Online
Different depths reveal ocean warming trendsBBC News
Oceans heating up faster than we thought: studyBrisbane Times
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The RV Kaharoa motored out of Wellington, New Zealand on Saturday, loaded with more than 100 scientific instruments, each eventually destined for a watery grave. Crewmembers will spend the next two months dropping the 20kg devices, called Argo floats, ...
Southern Hemisphere ocean warming 'underestimated'
Different depths reveal ocean warming trends
Oceans heating up faster than we thought: study
Scientists Applauded For Making New Ocean Maps Capitalberg
Just imagine what the sailors of old would have done had they been able to see what lay below the waves of the seas. Even ocean faring vessels and explorers are curious as to what secrets are on the ocean floor. Well now the mystery is enlightened ...
New map of ocean floor reveals many underwater mountains and volcanoesUncover Michigan
Study of ocean floor aims to break glass ceilingDaily Digest
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Just imagine what the sailors of old would have done had they been able to see what lay below the waves of the seas. Even ocean faring vessels and explorers are curious as to what secrets are on the ocean floor. Well now the mystery is enlightened ...
New map of ocean floor reveals many underwater mountains and volcanoes
Study of ocean floor aims to break glass ceiling
Map Reveals New Underwater Volcanoes
Letter: Messy march The Recorder
I see The Recorder posted on its front page articles and photos of the recent People's Climate Change March in New York City. You also featured local residents who participated in it. Nowhere in your paper did you mention that there has been no global ...
There's no denying climate changeThe Breeze
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10 easy ways you can help to stop climate change, starting todayThe Independent
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I see The Recorder posted on its front page articles and photos of the recent People's Climate Change March in New York City. You also featured local residents who participated in it. Nowhere in your paper did you mention that there has been no global ...
There's no denying climate change
Everyone, including China, can do more to tackle climate change
10 easy ways you can help to stop climate change, starting today
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