The Express Tribune
Rare whale species dies after getting entangled in fishing net
The News International
A rare species of whale died after being entangled in the fishing net in the Arabian Sea, some 120 nautical miles from Karachi, two days ago. The Pygmy Sperm Whale (Kogia breviceps) was caught by local fishermen for the first time in the history of Pakistan.
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The News International
A rare species of whale died after being entangled in the fishing net in the Arabian Sea, some 120 nautical miles from Karachi, two days ago. The Pygmy Sperm Whale (Kogia breviceps) was caught by local fishermen for the first time in the history of Pakistan.
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Rare catch: Fishermen catch one of smallest whale species
Pygmy sperm whale dies in fishermen's net
Customs Today Newspaper
Putting the Focus on Climate Change
Huffington Post
When I am traveling up and down the Central Coast of California, I'll often take Highway 154 through the Santa Ynez Mountains past beautiful Lake Cachuma, a source of drinking water for 220,000 people in southern Santa Barbara County. But as the drought ...
Research shows how climate change is impacting food safetyDigital Journal
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Huffington Post
When I am traveling up and down the Central Coast of California, I'll often take Highway 154 through the Santa Ynez Mountains past beautiful Lake Cachuma, a source of drinking water for 220,000 people in southern Santa Barbara County. But as the drought ...
Research shows how climate change is impacting food safety
Researchers probe climate's impact on food safety
Researchers connect climate change to food safety
The Nation
Einstein's Limits: Taking General Relativity to New Extremes
Live Science
A century ago this year, a young Swiss physicist, who had already revolutionized physics with discoveries about the relationship between space and time, developed a radical new understanding of gravity. In 1915, Albert Einstein published his general theory ...
One Hundred Years of RelativityThe Nation
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Live Science
A century ago this year, a young Swiss physicist, who had already revolutionized physics with discoveries about the relationship between space and time, developed a radical new understanding of gravity. In 1915, Albert Einstein published his general theory ...
One Hundred Years of Relativity
General Relativity At 100: Albert Einstein's Famous Theory Aged Well
Al-Arabiya
Astronomers find four images of a supernova, in a first
Al-Arabiya
The deflected supernova light appears in the four images configured like a cross around an elliptical galaxy within the cluster of galaxies, the researcher said. (Courtesy of Twitter). Text size A A A. Agence France Presse, Washington Saturday, 7 March 2015.
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Irish Examiner
Times of India
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Al-Arabiya
The deflected supernova light appears in the four images configured like a cross around an elliptical galaxy within the cluster of galaxies, the researcher said. (Courtesy of Twitter). Text size A A A. Agence France Presse, Washington Saturday, 7 March 2015.
Hubble sees supernova split into four images
NASA spots supernova split into four images
Astronomers see reruns of a 9 billion-year-old star explosion
Digital Journal
NASA scientists recreate building blocks of life in laboratory
Digital Journal
NASA's Ames research lab has recreated uracil, cytosine, and thymine, three key components of our hereditary material, in the laboratory, in simulated deep space conditions. The scientists discovered that when an ice sample containing pyrimidine, ...
NASA recreates building blocks of life In The LaboratoryEcumenical News
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Digital Journal
NASA's Ames research lab has recreated uracil, cytosine, and thymine, three key components of our hereditary material, in the laboratory, in simulated deep space conditions. The scientists discovered that when an ice sample containing pyrimidine, ...
NASA recreates building blocks of life In The Laboratory
NASA scientists reproduce building blocks of life non-biologically in lab
Customs Today Newspaper
First human? The jawbone that has made us question where we're from
The Guardian
A jawbone which has lain under the African soil for nearly three million years is challenging us to define just what it means to be human. Are we characterised by our small jaws and teeth, by our large brain or long legs, by our tool-making, our meat-eating or ...
Jawbone fossil in Ethiopia sheds light on human originsSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
Taiwanese fishermen may have found new human speciesDigital Journal
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The Guardian
A jawbone which has lain under the African soil for nearly three million years is challenging us to define just what it means to be human. Are we characterised by our small jaws and teeth, by our large brain or long legs, by our tool-making, our meat-eating or ...
Jawbone fossil in Ethiopia sheds light on human origins
Taiwanese fishermen may have found new human species
Researchers discover 2.8m yrs old jawbone from our genus in Ethiopia
CNET
Two adorable new spiders found: Meet Sparklemuffin and Skeletorus
CNET
Two new species of peacock spider have been found in Queensland, Australia -- the colourful Sparklemuffin and the spooky Skeletorus. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 6 March 2015, 3:19 pm AEDT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more.
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CNET
Two new species of peacock spider have been found in Queensland, Australia -- the colourful Sparklemuffin and the spooky Skeletorus. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 6 March 2015, 3:19 pm AEDT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more.
2 new member of spiders' family: Sparklemuffin & Skeletorus discovered in ...
“Sparklemuffin” and “Skeletorus” are two new spider species
Skeletorus and Sparklemuffin: 2 new peacock spiders discovered in Australia
Daily Press
Space station launches set to resume from Va. next March
Daily Press
Mark your calendar and cross your fingers — an upgraded Antares rocket is expected to launch again from Virginia's spaceport this time next year. If and when that happens, it will mark the final recovery of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) from the ...
March 7, 2015 in News: NASA orders missions to resupply space station in 2017Spaceflight Now
Orbital ATK aims to launch upgraded Antares rocket by March 2016Customs Today Newspaper
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Daily Press
Mark your calendar and cross your fingers — an upgraded Antares rocket is expected to launch again from Virginia's spaceport this time next year. If and when that happens, it will mark the final recovery of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) from the ...
March 7, 2015 in News: NASA orders missions to resupply space station in 2017
Orbital ATK aims to launch upgraded Antares rocket by March 2016
Orbital ATK New Antares Rocket To Launch Next Year
Customs Today Newspaper
Breathtaking images from Mars Colour Camera of India's Mars Orbiter Spacecraft
Customs Today Newspaper
MUMBAI: It has been the Festival of Colors or Holy in India this week and to celebrate, Isro has released some stunning color pictures of Mars. The mission has also recently carried out some important experiments, which may help in the search for life there.
Indian Mars spacecraft snaps breathtaking images of the 'red' planetDaily Mail
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Customs Today Newspaper
MUMBAI: It has been the Festival of Colors or Holy in India this week and to celebrate, Isro has released some stunning color pictures of Mars. The mission has also recently carried out some important experiments, which may help in the search for life there.
Indian Mars spacecraft snaps breathtaking images of the 'red' planet
ISRO Celebrates Festival of Colours Holi, With Mars
Breathtaking photos of Mars taken by Indian spacecraft
Voice of America (blog)
Climate Change Blamed for Events in Syria and California
Voice of America (blog)
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Voice of America (blog)
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