2015年9月24日 星期四

2015-09-25 Pakistan Science


The Nation
   
How the brightest galaxies were born   
The Nation
PARIS - The brightest galaxies in our universe are fuelled by what their gravity sucks in, not through explosive mergers of star systems as scientists previously argued, researchers have said. In what may be the most complete explanation yet of how ...
Bright Galaxies Form Slowly   Pioneer News

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Peninsula On-line
   
UN's global plan urges reluctant countries to give peace a chance   
Daily Times
UNITED NATIONS: As world leaders meet to adopt a new action plan to combat poverty, inequality and climate change, one goal on the list has proven trickier than the rest - how to achieve the peace and stability needed for progress. The set of 17 goals ...

Rising emissions threaten goal of poverty-free world - researchers   Reuters

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USDA.gov
   
Chief Secretary discusses NABARD linkage to climate change action plan   
Scoop News
Srinagar, September 23 (Scoop News)- Chief Secretary, B R Sharma Wednesday discussed adaptation and mitigation projects that can be funded through National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (NABARD) under the Green Climate Fund (GCF) ...

Climate Change Learning Centres Launched in Bulambuli, Sironko   AllAfrica.com

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The Nation
   
Giraffes 'hum' - but only at night   
The Nation
VIENNA - Lions roar, wolves howl and elephants trumpet. But what do giraffes do to communicate? They “hum”, new research has suggested - and only at night. Unlike other similar species, giraffes were not thought to be strong vocal communicators, ...

Listen: Giraffes Humming Under the Cover of Darkness   Softpedia News
Lions roar, wolves howl and giraffes…hum?   The Budapest Report
Giraffes Found to Hum at Night   Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet
Techly   
CBS Local   
Live Science   
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Telegraph.co.uk
   
South Africa tourists 'duped' into collusion with lion hunting industry   
Telegraph.co.uk
Ecotourism volunteers from the UK and elsewhere are unwittingly boosting the captive lion hunting industry in South Africa by paying to work with cubs, conservationists have warned. Lion parks sometimes suggest cubs are “orphaned” or offer paying ...
Outrage grows over South African lions 'bred for the bullet'   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)

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CTV News
   
Where to see the 'supermoon' eclipse in the Toronto area   
CTV News
Toronto-area sky watchers will be treated to one of the brightest lunar eclipses since the 80s -- if the weather cooperates. The lunar eclipse will be visible in Toronto on Sunday, Sept. 27 starting at 8:11 p.m., and ending shortly after 1 a.m. on ...
Here's why you don't want to miss this week's super-rare lunar eclipse   Washington Times Reporter
Boulder County skygazers primed for lunar rarity Sunday   Boulder Daily Camera
The moon's final tetrad until 2032   Alamogordo Daily News
San Jose Mercury News   
FOX 5 DC   
Press Herald   
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Fox News
   
Global warming, evolution reshaping bodies of bumblebees, study says   
Fox News
This photo provided by the magazine Science shows a Queen bumble bee collecting nectar from flowers of the alpine wildflower. (AP). WASHINGTON – Global warming and evolution are reshaping the bodies of some American bumblebees, a new study ...

Global warming, evolution are clipping bees' tongues   NYSE Post
Bzz-arre warming trend: Bees' tongues getting shorter   CBS News
Alpine bee tongues shorten as climate warms   Rapid News Network
CBC.ca   
Washington Post   
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National Geographic
   
Pluto's Colorful, Scaly Terrain Revealed in Detailed Closeups   
National Geographic
The more we see of Pluto, the more stunning it gets – and that's not because we understand what's going on. It's the opposite. Rather than neatly fitting pieces into a big, Pluto-shaped puzzle, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is returning data that make ...
New Pluto pictures astonish scientists -- again   CBS News
Pluto Mystery Tour: A Weird 'Snakeskin' Landscape?   Discovery News
New Pluto images show stunning color, 'dragon scales'   Orlando Sentinel
Valley News Live   
Daily Mail   
The Space Reporter   
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Austrian Tribune
   
Indian space scientists mark one year of Mars Orbiter Mission   
Austrian Tribune
Space research scientists in India are celebrating first anniversary of the Mars Orbiter spacecraft launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation or ISRO in the previous year. The spacecraft successfully completed one yeararound the red planet on ...
Mars Orbiter Mission completes a year in Orbit   The Budapest Report
Team ISRO 'stranded' on Red Planet on first anniversary of Mars mission   Bangalore Mirror
On MOM Anniversary ISRO, NASA Scientists Take Sci-fi Trip   The New Indian Express
The Hindu   
The Indian Express   
Times of India   
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Scientific American
   
9000-Year-Old Decapitated Skull Found under Amputated Hands   
Scientific American
Amputated hands had been laid over the face of the decapitated skull and arranged opposite each other. Credit: Danilo Bernardo. Under limestone slabs in a cave in Brazil, scientists made a ghoulish new discovery: a decapitated skull covered in ...
9000-year-old decapitation victim hints at 'sophisticated' society   Los Angeles Times
Scientists discover earliest known ritual decapitation in Americas   Christian Science Monitor
Scientists find oldest-known New World decapitation   Chron.com
CNN   
Huffington Post   
Washington Post   
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