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Attention of PM drawn to sea intrusion
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ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Science and Technology has invited attention of the prime minister to the intrusion of Arabian Sea into coastal areas of the country. In a letter sent to the prime minister on Wednesday, Senator Prof Sajid Mir ...
Rivers in crisisThe Express Tribune
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ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Science and Technology has invited attention of the prime minister to the intrusion of Arabian Sea into coastal areas of the country. In a letter sent to the prime minister on Wednesday, Senator Prof Sajid Mir ...
Rivers in crisis
Uncover California
Scientists discovered 1451 new species in oceans last year
Uncover California
According to an international audit of the seas, 1,451 new species have been discovered by scientists in our oceans during the last year alone. It has been informed that the marine creatures include microscopic shrimp from coastal caves, strange and ...
Five freaky finds from new sea creature inventoryDeutsche Welle
Marine recount reduces the number of species by halfThe Weather Network
Census of World's Marine Species unveils Discovery of 1000 new Fish Species ...PerfScience
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Uncover California
According to an international audit of the seas, 1,451 new species have been discovered by scientists in our oceans during the last year alone. It has been informed that the marine creatures include microscopic shrimp from coastal caves, strange and ...
Five freaky finds from new sea creature inventory
Marine recount reduces the number of species by half
Census of World's Marine Species unveils Discovery of 1000 new Fish Species ...
Customs Today Newspaper
Separation of Mars and Uranus to be just ¼°, half of apparent size of Full Moon
Customs Today Newspaper
WASHINGTON: Occurring exactly a week after its close pairing with Venus, Uranus' conjunction with Mars is somewhat wider and the contrast in brightness not so great, but the pair's proximity to the horizon in deep twilight means that you'll need to pick your ...
This Week's Shocking Astrology Forecast!Beliefnet
Intensity, Change, Transformation — Mars, Uranus, PlutoGood Times
Today's horoscope: March 11Cherry Hill Courier Post
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Customs Today Newspaper
WASHINGTON: Occurring exactly a week after its close pairing with Venus, Uranus' conjunction with Mars is somewhat wider and the contrast in brightness not so great, but the pair's proximity to the horizon in deep twilight means that you'll need to pick your ...
This Week's Shocking Astrology Forecast!
Intensity, Change, Transformation — Mars, Uranus, Pluto
Today's horoscope: March 11
Maine News Online
Scientists Designate 1610 As the Beginning of a New Human Epoch
Science Times
When did humans rise to become the dominant species on the planet? It might not be as long ago as you might think. Scientists now believe that humans didn't truly rise to become the dominant species on the planet with the ability to drastically impact the ...
Human beings deserve a new geological age named after themEconomic Times
The Anthropocene: Was 1610 the start of the Age of Man?CBC.ca
When Did the “Age of Man” Begin?History
Smithsonian
Maine News Online
New Scientist
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Science Times
When did humans rise to become the dominant species on the planet? It might not be as long ago as you might think. Scientists now believe that humans didn't truly rise to become the dominant species on the planet with the ability to drastically impact the ...
Human beings deserve a new geological age named after them
The Anthropocene: Was 1610 the start of the Age of Man?
When Did the “Age of Man” Begin?
Spaceflight Now
March 13, 2015 in News: Rosetta begins listening for signs of life from comet ...
Spaceflight Now
Europe's Rosetta spacecraft is trying to contact the Philae landing probe for the first time since the robot fell silent after a bouncy landing on a comet in November. Although there are slim odds of hearing from Philae in the first communications window this ...
Scientists try to contact Rosetta's Philae lander to give it a wake-up callZee News
Rosetta mission: Philae could be savedTelegraph.co.uk
Wake up Philae! The world awaits newsNew Vision
Uncover Michigan
Science Recorder
IGN
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Spaceflight Now
Europe's Rosetta spacecraft is trying to contact the Philae landing probe for the first time since the robot fell silent after a bouncy landing on a comet in November. Although there are slim odds of hearing from Philae in the first communications window this ...
Scientists try to contact Rosetta's Philae lander to give it a wake-up call
Rosetta mission: Philae could be saved
Wake up Philae! The world awaits news
Jackson Clarion Ledger
NASA's mission: Solve magnetic mystery
Jackson Clarion Ledger
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA launched four identical spacecraft Thursday on a billion-dollar mission to study the explosive give-and-take of the Earth and sun's magnetic fields. The unmanned Atlas rocket — and NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale ...
NASA launches four spacecraft to solve magnetic mysteryChicago Daily Herald
Four NASA spacecraft search for secrets of magnetic explosionsCNET
NASA launches satellites to track study interactions between solar winds and ...Times of Oman
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Jackson Clarion Ledger
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA launched four identical spacecraft Thursday on a billion-dollar mission to study the explosive give-and-take of the Earth and sun's magnetic fields. The unmanned Atlas rocket — and NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale ...
NASA launches four spacecraft to solve magnetic mystery
Four NASA spacecraft search for secrets of magnetic explosions
NASA launches satellites to track study interactions between solar winds and ...
Tech Times
Centuries-old DNA helps identify origins of slave skeletons found in Caribbean
Jamaica Observer
300-year-old skeletons, helping to pinpoint where in Africa three slaves had likely lived before being captured and transported to the Caribbean. More than 300 years ago, three African-born slaves died in St Martin but their names and precise ethnic ...
13 facts about slavery in AfricaMail & Guardian Online
DNA from African slave reveals their Nigeria originsThe Guardian Nigeria
Researchers examine Skeletons of Slaves found in Caribbean IslandPerfScience
New Historian
Genetic Literacy Project
Chinatopix
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Jamaica Observer
300-year-old skeletons, helping to pinpoint where in Africa three slaves had likely lived before being captured and transported to the Caribbean. More than 300 years ago, three African-born slaves died in St Martin but their names and precise ethnic ...
13 facts about slavery in Africa
DNA from African slave reveals their Nigeria origins
Researchers examine Skeletons of Slaves found in Caribbean Island
Los Angeles Times
Neanderthals wore jewelry made of eagle talons, study finds
Los Angeles Times
Even Neanderthals liked a little bling. A fresh examination of prehistoric eagle talons discovered more than 100 years ago reveals that our ancient relatives made and wore their own jewelry. The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, indicates that ...
Not your average caveman: Study says Neanderthals made jewelryCNN International
Eagle-eyed curator discovers Neanderthals' artistic talonsToronto Star
Neanderthals necklace found in CroatiaNew Zealand Herald
Kansas City Star
Business Standard
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Los Angeles Times
Even Neanderthals liked a little bling. A fresh examination of prehistoric eagle talons discovered more than 100 years ago reveals that our ancient relatives made and wore their own jewelry. The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, indicates that ...
Not your average caveman: Study says Neanderthals made jewelry
Eagle-eyed curator discovers Neanderthals' artistic talons
Neanderthals necklace found in Croatia
Daily News & Analysis
CERN's revamped Large Hadron Collider to restart this month
Hindu Business Line
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's largest and most powerful particle collider, will resume operations for its second three-year run this month amid hopes of uncovering the universe's best kept secrets. The LHC, credited with uncovering the Higgs ...
After two years lying dormant, the Large Hadron Collider again revs upThe Globe and Mail
Scientists turn up power in gravity questThe Times (subscription)
Large Hadron Collider: Pumped-up particle smasher to probe deeper mysteriesLos Angeles Times
The Independent
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Hindu Business Line
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's largest and most powerful particle collider, will resume operations for its second three-year run this month amid hopes of uncovering the universe's best kept secrets. The LHC, credited with uncovering the Higgs ...
After two years lying dormant, the Large Hadron Collider again revs up
Scientists turn up power in gravity quest
Large Hadron Collider: Pumped-up particle smasher to probe deeper mysteries
Tech Times
The Milky Way May Be Way Bigger Than We Thought
Sputnik International
New research suggests our galaxy is much much more enormous than it was initially thought to be. A team of scientists led by Dr. Heidi Jo Newberg of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have posited that the flat disc shape commonly attributed to our galaxy ...
This 'corrugated' view of the Milky Way just made our home galaxy a LOT biggerThe Weather Network
Study says the Milky Way is corrugated and larger than first thoughtGMA News
Our galaxy could be 50 percent bigger than previously thoughtThe Week Magazine
Huffington Post
Financial Express
Daily News & Analysis
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Sputnik International
New research suggests our galaxy is much much more enormous than it was initially thought to be. A team of scientists led by Dr. Heidi Jo Newberg of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute have posited that the flat disc shape commonly attributed to our galaxy ...
This 'corrugated' view of the Milky Way just made our home galaxy a LOT bigger
Study says the Milky Way is corrugated and larger than first thought
Our galaxy could be 50 percent bigger than previously thought
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