en-pk-hotdailynews: 2015-04-24 Pakistan Science

Lionfish found in Brazil is related to Caribbean invasives
Yahoo News UK
A lionfish with relatives in the Caribbean has been spotted off the coast of Brazil, marking the furthest point south ever documented and raising new concerns about the range of this invasive species, scientists said Thursday. Marked by elaborate orange, ...

The good the bad and the ugly   Divernet

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Calbuco eruption continues to emit pyroclastic materials
GMA News
A high column of ash and lava spews from Calbuco Volcano as seen from Puerto Varas, Chile on Thursday, April 23. Calbuco erupted on Wednesday, spewing a giant funnel of ash high into the sky near the southern port city of Puerto Montt, triggering a red ...

Thousands evacuated as Chile volcano roars back to life   IBNLive
Ash cloud from volcano halts flights   Independent Online
'Prepare for new Calbuco eruption'   Irish Independent
MarketWatch
South China Morning Post (subscription)
DAWN.com
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Time to take climate change seriously
Virginia Tech Collegiate Times
It's 2015 – if one refuses to believe that Planet Earth is warming, one is delusional. Citing the most recent climate data from NASA; not only was 2014 the hottest year in recorded history, nine of the 10 warmest years on record have occurred since 2000.
Climate change: Moving beyond the rhetoric   Business Standard
Warming hiatus will not stop long-term global climate change   Brisbane Times
UNSW climate team says 20-year warming pause 'a distraction'   The Australian
Scientific American
Independent Online
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James Webb Space Telescope Progresses Toward Launch
Voice of America
While the space community is looking back this week to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the launch of the Hubble Space Telescope, workers in an airtight cleanroom at Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, are looking ahead three years, ...

25 photos that prove the Hubble telescope is the most amazing scientific ...   U-T San Diego
Anniversary celebrations: Universal Studios, Hubble telescope   Miami Herald
New images of star cluster commemorate Hubble's 25th anniversary   The Space Reporter
The Ledger
Bustle
Baltimore Sun
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Chinese 'Edit' Human Embryos, Scientists Urge Moratorium on Research
NDTV
Miami: Global scientists on Thursday renewed calls to halt controversial research to genetically edit human embryos after a Chinese team published details of a stunted but breakthrough attempt in this new frontier in science. First reported by Nature News on ...

Chinese scientists: We've edited genes of human embryos   The Seattle Times (registration)
Chinese edit human embryos, spark fury   Times of India
Chinese Scientists Edit Genes of Human Embryos, Raising Concerns   Hamilton Spectator
China Economic Review
Wired
The Hindu
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Scientists fully decode a pair of mammoth DNA genomes
Engadget
A team of Harvard Medical School geneticists have deciphered the complete genomes of not one but two individual woolly mammoths. The results, recently published in the journal Current Biology, are already providing valuable insights into how the species ...

Scientists Complete Mammoth Genome Sequence   RadioFreeEurope/RadioLiberty
Woolly mammoths likely died out on remote island   Columbus Dispatch
New DNA codes for mammoths: Step toward bringing them back?   Clay Center Dispatch
Los Angeles Times
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Report: ASU students to join NASA 'extraterrestrial expert' team
ABC15 Arizona
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NASA Takes Search for Extraterrestrial Life to the Next Level   Sputnik International
NASA's NExSS initiative will search for alien life   The Space Reporter
NASA Forms A Super Team To Search For Life In The Universe   Morning Ledger
Daily Mail
Astronomy Magazine
Guardian Liberty Voice
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Dawn begins Ceres science mission
The Guardian
An International Astronomical Union illustration showing (from left) the newly discovered luminaries Xena, Charon and Ceres, with Earth to their right. Illustration: IAU/Martin Kommesser/EPA. Stuart Clark. Thursday 23 April 2015 16.30 EDT Last modified on ...

Are aliens trying to make contact from Ceres?   Stuff.co.nz
NASA probe gets closer look at odd bright patches on dwarf planet Ceres   Mashable
Dwarf planet Ceres reveals its mystery spots   CBS News
Sci-News.com
Tech Times
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Scientists get better view of magma under Yellowstone
Daily Mail
A big reservoir of hot, partly molten rock has been discovered beneath the famed Yellowstone National Park in the United States, but researchers said Thursday there is no added risk of volcanic eruption. The findings in the journal Science show for the first ...

Giant magma reservoir mapped deep beneath Yellowstone supervolcano   Los Angeles Times
Scientists See Deeper Yellowstone Magma   Eurasia Review
Massive Reservoir of Molten Rock Discovered Beneath Yellowstone's ...   Science World Report

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Oceans' economic value plunging - report
Radio New Zealand
The report assesses the economic output of the seas, excluding offshore oil and gas, at $USS2.5 trillion a year. This would make it equal to the world's seventh largest economy. Its capital value is put at $US25 trillion. But the report found that this is being put ...

Oceans Valued At $24 Trillion, Says WWF, But Sea Change Is Needed To Save ...   Tech Times
WWF Values Ocean Assets At US$24 Trillion; Climate Change Failing Ocean's ...   Morning Ledger
Oceans are 'world's seventh largest economy' worth trillions   Telegraph.co.uk
CNN
ThinkProgress
Zee News
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