en-my-hotdailynews: 2015-03-28 Malaysia Science

Marine creatures most at risk
The Star Online
Alarming find: More than 4kg of plastic were found in the stomach of the pilot whale that died on Wednesday. KOTA KINABALU: Marine researchers are once again raising the alarm about the dumping of plastic material in the sea following the death of a pilot ...

4.25kg of plastics in dolphin   The Borneo Post

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The Indian Express

Lights off tonight to mark Earth Hour
The Hindu
... : Earth Hour, a global campaign by the World Wildlife Fund for Nature to create awareness of global warming and climate change, will be observed in the city on Saturday. On the day, non-essential lights will be switched off for an hour from 8.30 p.m..
Lights out tonight for energy conservation   Hamilton Spectator
Six of the best ways to enjoy Earth Hour   Epping Forest Guardian
Earth Hour 2015 celebrations at Sindh Assembly   Daily Times
gulfnews.com
Toronto Star
Deccan Herald
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Reuters

US-Russian crew reaches space station for year-long stay
Reuters
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (Reuters) - A Russian Soyuz rocket blasted off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on Friday, sending a U.S.-Russia crew to the International Space Station for a year-long flight, a NASA Television broadcast showed.
Chicago team to study long-term stay in space   Chicago Tribune
US, Russian start year in space   Sky News Australia
Nasa sends a twin into space for year-long experiment   The Independent
The Verge
People Magazine
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Los Angeles Times

What a cluster: When dark matter collides, things get weird
Los Angeles Times
Dark matter just got a shade more mysterious. Scientists studying a smashup between giant clusters of galaxies have watched how each cluster's dark matter passes through the collision – and found that it seems to contradict certain theories of how dark ...

Dark matter is apparently 'darker' than we thought   Washington Post
Dark matter may be richer, more complex than previously believed   Zee News
Crashing Galaxies Shed New Light on Dark Matter Mystery   NBCNews.com
Christian Science Monitor
The Times (subscription)
BBC News
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American Register

Arctic Ice on the Decline: Researchers
American Register
A new study that is published in t he journal Science combines satellite data in order to track the health of Antarctica's floating ice shelves. The study shows that the ice has decreased as much as 18 percent over the past two decades. It provides a longer ...

Antarctica yields life in extremist of conditions, so what about on another planet?   Tribune-Review
Increasing Antarctic Ice Shelves Melt Could Increase Sea Levels By 10 Feet ...   Design & Trend
West Antarctic ice shelves declining more rapidly in the last decade   National Monitor
STGIST
Daily Mail
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New York Times

Some Republicans Step Back from GOP Climate Change Wrecking Ball
Huffington Post
Senate Republican leaders had been eyeing a raft of votes into the wee hours Friday as a chance to put a spike in the heart of President Obama's plan to confront the dangers of climate change. Things didn't go quite as planned. Seven Republicans joined all ...

Climate Change Apolocalypse   Ricochet.com
You Ought to Have a Look: Climate Sensitivity and Environmental Worries Are ...   Cato Institute (blog)
Ensuring Global Warming Stays Below 2C Isn't Enough, Say Scientists   Gizmodo Australia
DhakaTribune
SciDev.Net
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Tech Times

3D-Printed Bionic Ants And Butterflies As Industrious And Beautiful As Real Ones
Tech Times
Festo is ready to unveil a new generation of robotic insects, but how much are they like their namesakes? (Photo : Festo). Bionic ants and butterflies produced on a 3D printer are just as beautiful — and industrious — as their counterparts in the natural world.
Butterfly Drones Fly With Stunning Coordination (VIDEO)   Headlines & Global News
3D Printers Produce Bionic Ants for Factories of the Future   Newsweek
Winged Drones Fly Beautifully as Butterflies   Discovery News
Popular Mechanics
Yibada (English Edition)
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American Register

Pandas Hang out in Packs out in the Wild: Study
American Register
Pandas enjoy a lot of admiration fro m around the world. They have fans in millions for their unique looks. As we already know about their attractive personalities and beautiful flurry skin, we hardly know anything about their true nature while they are out in the ...

Pandas are more sociable that thought after study   Daily Mail
A Glimpse into the Secret Life of Giant Pandas   Nature World News
A peek at the secret life of pandas   Chicago Daily News
Belfast Telegraph
Science Times
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