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Nasa warns January 26th asteroid pass will be Earth's closest call until 2027
Daily Times
Nasa has warned of an impending asteroid pass - and says it will be the closest until 2027. The asteroid, designated 2004 BL86, will safely pass about three times the distance of Earth to the moon on January 26. It will be the closest by any known space rock ...
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Daily Times
Nasa has warned of an impending asteroid pass - and says it will be the closest until 2027. The asteroid, designated 2004 BL86, will safely pass about three times the distance of Earth to the moon on January 26. It will be the closest by any known space rock ...
Get Ready to Rock; Asteroid Flying by Earth
Asteroid To Pass Near Earth on Jan. 26 | The Weather Channel
The Week Magazine
'Climate change a bigger threat than terrorism'
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ISLAMABAD: “Climate change poses a greater security threat than terrorism because it can affect temperatures, the environment, the economy and the future policies of the country. Moreover, 70 to 80 per cent of Pakistan's water from glaciers, but in the next ...
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DAWN.com
ISLAMABAD: “Climate change poses a greater security threat than terrorism because it can affect temperatures, the environment, the economy and the future policies of the country. Moreover, 70 to 80 per cent of Pakistan's water from glaciers, but in the next ...
The Left Wants More Republican Ammo on Climate Change
New Research Says Social Cost Of Climate Change Much Higher Than Thought
How much is climate change going to cost us?
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First human conversations were probably about rocks
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ST. ANDREWS, Scotland -- Sometime around two million years ago, a primitive proto-language was invented. And researchers say the first topic of conversation was almost certainly rock -- not just any old boulder, but the rocks early man was turning into tools ...
Ancient tools may have sparked language 2.5m years agoDelhi Daily News
First conversation held 2.5m years agoThe Nation
Making of stone tools may have led to the emergence of human languageCBS News
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Big News Network.com
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland -- Sometime around two million years ago, a primitive proto-language was invented. And researchers say the first topic of conversation was almost certainly rock -- not just any old boulder, but the rocks early man was turning into tools ...
Ancient tools may have sparked language 2.5m years ago
First conversation held 2.5m years ago
Making of stone tools may have led to the emergence of human language
CNN International
Singer Sarah Brightman To Visit Space Station
Sky News
The Phantom Of The Opera star is paying £34m for a 10-day stay on board the orbital station and is set to begin training. 02:33, UK, Friday 16 January 2015. British singer Brightman performs at the 5th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting at L.A. Live in Los.
Astronauts back in ISS after leak scareThe Nation
Sarah Brightman preparing for space station visitThe Straits Times
Astronaut set to spend one year in spaceCNN
Reuters
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Sky News
The Phantom Of The Opera star is paying £34m for a 10-day stay on board the orbital station and is set to begin training. 02:33, UK, Friday 16 January 2015. British singer Brightman performs at the 5th Annual Holiday Tree Lighting at L.A. Live in Los.
Astronauts back in ISS after leak scare
Sarah Brightman preparing for space station visit
Astronaut set to spend one year in space
The Week Magazine
Study: Zebras' stripes keep them cool
The Week Magazine
Why do zebras have stripes? Depending on the scientist you ask, the answer may be related to camouflage, mating, or even fly repellent. A new study in Royal Society Open Science poses a different explanation entirely: The stripes help zebras stay cool in ...
How Zebra Stripes and Rising Sea Levels Have More In Common Than You ...Science Times
Zebras' Stripes Help The Animals To Cool In Hot TemperaturesVoice Chronicle
Study Finds Why Zebras Have Stripes Isn't So Black and WhiteABC News
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The Week Magazine
Why do zebras have stripes? Depending on the scientist you ask, the answer may be related to camouflage, mating, or even fly repellent. A new study in Royal Society Open Science poses a different explanation entirely: The stripes help zebras stay cool in ...
How Zebra Stripes and Rising Sea Levels Have More In Common Than You ...
Zebras' Stripes Help The Animals To Cool In Hot Temperatures
Study Finds Why Zebras Have Stripes Isn't So Black and White
National Post
Human activity helping push state of the 'Earth System' into unknown 'danger ...
National Post
Humans are the prime driver of the deteriorating “Earth System,” says an international research team that is calling for a change in trajectory. “The only state of the planet that we know for certain can support contemporary human societies is now being ...
Human activity has pushed Earth beyond four of nine 'planetary boundaries ...Sydney Morning Herald
Dot Earth | Can Humanity's 'Great Acceleration' Be Managed and, If So, How?New York Times (blog)
Humans pushing Earth towards 'danger zone' - studyInterAksyon
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Santa Fe New Mexican.com
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National Post
Humans are the prime driver of the deteriorating “Earth System,” says an international research team that is calling for a change in trajectory. “The only state of the planet that we know for certain can support contemporary human societies is now being ...
Human activity has pushed Earth beyond four of nine 'planetary boundaries ...
Dot Earth | Can Humanity's 'Great Acceleration' Be Managed and, If So, How?
Humans pushing Earth towards 'danger zone' - study
CBS News
Thrill-seeking geese? Birds ride Himalayas like a roller coaster
Los Angeles Times
If you think riding a roller coaster is scary, how about flying one through the Himalayas? Scientists who tracked bar-headed geese across their mountainous seasonal migration have discovered that the birds won't take a straight path to their destination, but ...
Geese ride airborne "roller coaster" in migration across HimalayasCBS News
Studies depict that the Geese follow a Roller Coaster Flight Pattern in order to ...Frontline Desk
The secrets of the world's highest bird migration : A goose is actually awesomeFull-Time Whistle
Tech Times
Christian Science Monitor
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Los Angeles Times
If you think riding a roller coaster is scary, how about flying one through the Himalayas? Scientists who tracked bar-headed geese across their mountainous seasonal migration have discovered that the birds won't take a straight path to their destination, but ...
Geese ride airborne "roller coaster" in migration across Himalayas
Studies depict that the Geese follow a Roller Coaster Flight Pattern in order to ...
The secrets of the world's highest bird migration : A goose is actually awesome
CBS News
Sea turtles may use Earth's magnetic field to migrate, scientists say
SMN Weekly
New research into female sea turtle migration patterns has revealed that the terrapins may be using the magnetic field of the Earth to help them navigate to far-flung nesting grounds. Female sea turtles have a reputation for returning to the same beach where ...
Sea turtles find nesting grounds using this one weird trickState Column
The Secret of How Sea Turtles Find Their Way Home Across the OceanTakePart
Sea turtles use the Earth's magnetic field to find their beach of originWashington Post
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National Geographic
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SMN Weekly
New research into female sea turtle migration patterns has revealed that the terrapins may be using the magnetic field of the Earth to help them navigate to far-flung nesting grounds. Female sea turtles have a reputation for returning to the same beach where ...
Sea turtles find nesting grounds using this one weird trick
The Secret of How Sea Turtles Find Their Way Home Across the Ocean
Sea turtles use the Earth's magnetic field to find their beach of origin
Newsweek
NASA's New Horizons probe begins flyby over Pluto
Business Standard
US space agency NASA said its New Horizons spacecraft Thursday officially began its six-month approach to Pluto, with the first close-up flyby scheduled for July 14. After a voyage of nine years covering 4.8 billion km (3 billion miles), the piano-sized probe ...
NASA Probe Preparing to Photograph PlutoNorthern Arizona Today
NASA Spacecraft Begins 1st Ever Approach To PlutoCBS Local
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Business Standard
US space agency NASA said its New Horizons spacecraft Thursday officially began its six-month approach to Pluto, with the first close-up flyby scheduled for July 14. After a voyage of nine years covering 4.8 billion km (3 billion miles), the piano-sized probe ...
NASA Probe Preparing to Photograph Pluto
NASA Spacecraft Begins 1st Ever Approach To Pluto
NASA Begins Countdown to Pluto Flyby
Science Times
Meteorites and the History of Our Solar System: Not Everything Is As It Seems
Science Times
Scientists have long believed that meteors were fundamental to the origins of our planets. Meteors contain minuscule spherical grains known as chondrules, and many have believed these chondrules collided with particles of dust and gas coalescing into ...
MIT Scientists: Meteors Weren't the Carriers of Life in the Solar SystemFull-Time Whistle
New Study Says Initial Idea Of Planet 'Building Blocks' Is WrongDesign & Trend
Asteroid components thought to be forebears of planets are actually byproductsThe Space Reporter
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Science Times
Scientists have long believed that meteors were fundamental to the origins of our planets. Meteors contain minuscule spherical grains known as chondrules, and many have believed these chondrules collided with particles of dust and gas coalescing into ...
MIT Scientists: Meteors Weren't the Carriers of Life in the Solar System
New Study Says Initial Idea Of Planet 'Building Blocks' Is Wrong
Asteroid components thought to be forebears of planets are actually byproducts
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