en-my-hotdailynews: 2015-03-24 Malaysia Science

Scientists discovered Earth's biggest asteroid impact zone, which extends into ...
NEWS.com.au
SCIENTISTS believe they have discovered the biggest asteroid impact zone on Earth, hidden under an area extending over three states, including the Northern Territory. Scientists from the Australian National University's (ANU) School of Archaeology and ...

'Largest ever asteroid impact' found in Australia   BBC News
The world's largest asteroid impacts have been found in Australia   Irish Examiner
World's Largest Asteroid Impact Zone Believed Uncovered By ANU Researchers ...   malaysiandigest.com
Nature World Report
Live Science
Yibada (English Edition)
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Quartz

China's heating up twice as fast as the rest of the world
Quartz
The average surface temperature in China has increased by 0.23°C (0.4°F) each decade of the last 65 years, said a Chinese government official—twice the average pace of warming everywhere else on the planet. This isn't the first time the Chinese ...

Top meteorologist warns on climate change   Global Times
Top Chinese Official Says Climate Change Is “Serious Threat,” Could Have ...   Slate Magazine (blog)
China's top weather official warns about climate change   Al Jazeera America
The Week Magazine
Irish Times
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Car-Sized Killer Newt Terrorised Dinosaurs
Sky News
The site of an ancient lake in Portugal may have been home to hundreds of the fearsome creatures that lurked in lakes and rivers. 02:32, UK, Tuesday 24 March 2015. Giant Newt Metoposaurus Algarvensis Discovered. The killer newt has been described as ...

'Monster salamanders' found in fossilised mass grave   BBC News
Ancient killer newt was 'size of a car'   The Australian (blog)
ANCIENT KILLER NEWT 'SIZE OF A CAR'   Herald Scotland
The Guardian
Discovery News
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Gizmodo

Our Solar System Is Weird Because Jupiter Is A Destructive Bully
Gizmodo
Most planetary systems are made up of a few rocky super-planets orbiting extremely close to their stars, making our system — multiple, distant bodies — an oddball outlier. And according to new research, Jupiter could be to blame. Normally, planetary systems ...

Did Jupiter Smash Solar System's First Earthlike Planets?   NBCNews.com
Once-Wild Jupiter Could Possibly Explain our Unusual Solar System   Zine Report
Jupiter May Have Answers to Creation of our Solar System   American Register
The Space Reporter
Los Angeles Times
Washington Post
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610kvnu

Boeing receives first-ever patent in force field technology
Science Recorder
Boeing's futuristic new force field technology could protect vessels, vehicles, and buildings from incoming shockwaves generated by a nearby explosion. Delila James | @@delilalaw| March 23, 2015 ...

Boeing patents Star Wars-style force fields (BA)   Seeking Alpha (registration)
Boeing patents force deflector fields   NEWS.com.au
Boeing's Futuristic Force Field May Deflect Potential Damage From Explosion ...   Tech Times
FITSNews
IGN
Wired
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Salon

Paris sees traffic ban as pollution solution
Chicago Tribune
Parisian drivers with even-numbered license plates have been banned from the roads...at least for the day. It's part of an attempt to combat air pollution. Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo announced the. Reuters.
Paris imposes car curbing measures to fight the smog   BBC News
Paris tries to fight smog by banning half its cars from the roads   Washington Post (blog)
Paris chokes on pollution; City of Light becomes City of Haze   Los Angeles Times
Newsweek
South China Morning Post (subscription)
euronews
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Curiosity Rover finds fresh ingredients for life on Mars
National Monitor
Scientists have suspected for a while now that Mars hosted life in the distant past, and since we've landed the Curiosity rover we've only found evidence in support of this theory. The most recent advancement in this field is the discovery of nitrates in the rock ...

NASA's Curiosity rover finds evidence of life on Mars   Nature World Report
NASA's Curiosity rover finds fresh signs of ingredients for life on Mars   Los Angeles Times
Martian microbes could sustain themselves on Red Planet air: study   Yahoo News Canada (blog)
NBCNews.com
Washington Post
Crimson
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UPI.com

Climate change messing with Atlantic gulf stream: study
Business Spectator
Cliamte change-provoked ice melts in the Arctic have caused water density changes which are probably behind the slowest speeds for the Atlantic Gulf Stream currents in 1000 years, Bloomberg reports. According to the news service, the Potsdam Institute for ...

Share this story   Courier Mail
Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation Shows 10 Years Of Changing UK ...   Science 2.0
The Day After Tomorrow Might Kinda, Sorta Come True   Slate Magazine (blog)
Sydney Morning Herald
The Independent
Vox
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