2014年10月27日 星期一

2014-10-28 Malaysia Science

  Neon Nettle   
Report of earth to experience 3 days of darkness just a hoax – Angkasa  The Borneo Post
SHAH ALAM: The report claiming that the earth will experience three days of darkness in December is a hoax, the National Space Agency (Angkasa) said in a statement yesterday. The report, which was widely circulated in social media, quoted the National ...

NASA confirms '6 days of total darkness in December 2014' is fake   Zee News
Angkasa: Report that solar storm will cause three days of darkness a hoax   The Star Online
HOAX: No such thing as days of darkness, NASA confirmation   GMA News
malaysiandigest.com   
Uncover Michigan   
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Beekeeping is no hive of activity  The Star Online
Hive of activity: A beehive at the backyard of Dr Bill and Donna Bookwalter's home in Fox Chapel, Pennsylvania. — MCT photos. A brain surgeon finds beekeeping a chance to relax. FOX Chapel, the bucolic suburban enclave in Pennsylvania, is home to ...

A queen in every backyard   Oman Tribune
Chefs use honey in their food, and some restaurants set up beehives   Chicago Tribune
Busy bees   Fort Morgan Times

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  Mother Nature Network   
Space X Dragon Returns From ISS  PC Magazine
SpaceX's fourth official resupply mission to the International Space Station (ISS) concluded successfully over the weekend with the safe return to Earth of the company's Dragon spacecraft carrying 4,000 pounds of cargo. The Dragon capsule spent just more ...

After delivering payload, SpaceX Dragon leaves ISS and splashes into Pacific   The Space Reporter
Dragon Spacecraft Completes Mission, Splashes Down in Pacific Ocean   Science Times
SpaceX Dragon capsule splashes down in Pacific (+video)   Christian Science Monitor
Independent Online   
NDTV   
Firstpost   
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  New York Daily News   
Volcanic eruption could leave Japan 'extinct' within next 100 years: scientists  New York Daily News
Japan could be wiped off the map by a massive volcanic eruption in the next century, experts have claimed. Scientists at Kobe University say it is "not an overstatement" to predict a natural disaster could leave Japan "extinct," reports the New Zealand Herald.
Japan could be destroyed in giant volcanic eruption   India Today
Japan could be destroyed by a volcano within a century, say scientists   Metro
Japan could be destroyed within 100 years in volcanic eruption, scientists claim   Daily Mail
Express.co.uk   
Crossmap   
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  NDTV   
After a century on ice, a notebook sheds light on an Antarctic disaster  Christian Science Monitor
Scientist and photographer George Murray Levick accompanied Captain Robert Scott on his disastrous expedition to Antarctica. Now, after a century locked in ice, Murray's detailed notebook has been found.
Century-old notebook from Robert Falcon Scott Antarctic expedition found   Mother Nature Network
100 Year Old Notebook Discovered in Antarctica Ice Sheds Light on Cape Evans ...   Design & Trend
Century-Old Notebook Penned By Explorer Spotted Under Melting Antarctic Ice ...   Headlines & Global News
Mirror.co.uk   
ZME Science   
Science Times   
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  Washington Post   
Space Station Cargo Launch Spoiled by a Wayward Sailboat  NBCNews.com
A commercial cargo spaceship was poised to make a gorgeous nighttime liftoff on Monday, visible to millions of people along America's East Coast. But then a boat got in the way. The unexpected presence of a boat downrange of NASA's Wallops Flight ...

Space station cargo ship grounded by wayward sailboat   CBS News
Space station supply launch called off   Herald Sun
Space station supply launch called off after sailboat enters nearby restricted zone   CTV News
The News International   
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  New York Times   
For World Record, Alan Eustace Fought Atmosphere and Equipment  New York Times
Alan Eustace, a senior vice president at Google, during a thermal test of his suit before his world-record jump. Credit Paragon Space Development/European Pressphoto Agency. Continue reading the main story. Continue reading the main story. Continue ...

57-year-old computer scientist sky-dives from stratosphere, breaking record   Daily Digest
Alan Eustace breaks Record of Baumgartner by Jumping from 135000 feet   Maine News Online
Google Executive Sets the Bar Higher For Skydiving Record   World Internet TV on PC (blog)
ValueWalk   
People Magazine   
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  Reuters   
Lava flow from Hawaii volcano just 70 yards from nearest residence  Reuters
KAILUA-KONA Hawaii (Reuters) - Lava flow from the Kilauea volcano that has been creeping toward inhabited areas of Hawaii's Big Island for months is now just 70 yards (meters) from the nearest residential property, authorities said on Monday. Residents in ...

After weeks of watching, Hawaii lava nears home   Boston Herald
Banyan trees scheduled to be cut down get another life   Hawaii News Now
Lava from volcano in Hawaii forces residents to get ready to flee   The Australian
NBCNews.com   
seattlepi.com (blog)   
Stuff.co.nz   
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  The Space Reporter   
The Sun just produced the most intense solar flare possible  The Space Reporter
AR 12192, a an unusually large sunspot, continues to generate powerful flares, the latest of which occurred at 10:47 EDT on Monday, October 27. The fourth powerful flare produced by the sunspot in four days was X-class, the most intense flare the Sun can ...

Get a Closer Look at the Giant Sunspot's Solar Flares   Nature World News
More X-Class Flares Erupting From Giant Solar Sunspot   Science 2.0
Giant sunspot on the sun spews out SIXTH massive solar flare in a week   Daily Mail
Science Times   
seattlepi.com (blog)   
Sen - Space exploration network (subscription)   
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  BBC News   
Population controls 'will not solve environment issues'  BBC News
Restricting population growth will not solve global issues of sustainability in the short term, new research says. A worldwide one-child policy would mean the number of people in 2100 remained around current levels, according to a study published in the ...

Culling The Population Is Not A Realistic Environmental Solution   Science 2.0
Stop pretending we can fix the environment by curbing population growth   Washington Post (blog)
No way to stop human population growth?   Science Now
Warwick Daily News   
Business Insider Australia   
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