Artificial insemination to save Sabah rhinos
The Borneo Post
TUARAN: The Federal Government through the Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment has contributed RM100,000 for a project to artificially inseminate Sumatran rhinoceros in Sabah. Its minister, Datuk G Palanivel in announcing this yesterday, said ...
RM100,000 boost to save the Sumatran rhinoThe Star Online
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The Borneo Post
TUARAN: The Federal Government through the Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment has contributed RM100,000 for a project to artificially inseminate Sumatran rhinoceros in Sabah. Its minister, Datuk G Palanivel in announcing this yesterday, said ...
RM100,000 boost to save the Sumatran rhino
Channel News Asia
Brief moon eclipse on Apr 4
Channel News Asia
A brief total eclipse of the Moon may be visible on Apr 4 to skywatchers in western North America, Australia and East Asia, astronomers say. PHOTOS. The sun shines through a cloud-covered sky as the moon passes infront of the Earth's star marking the ...
Full Moon, Total Lunar Eclipse This WeekendBaltimore Sun (blog)
Brief moon eclipse coming April 4, visible in AsiaThe Straits Times
Missed the solar eclipse? Catch the lunar one on April 4India Today
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Channel News Asia
A brief total eclipse of the Moon may be visible on Apr 4 to skywatchers in western North America, Australia and East Asia, astronomers say. PHOTOS. The sun shines through a cloud-covered sky as the moon passes infront of the Earth's star marking the ...
Full Moon, Total Lunar Eclipse This Weekend
Brief moon eclipse coming April 4, visible in Asia
Missed the solar eclipse? Catch the lunar one on April 4
Yibada (English Edition)
Tampons Optical Brighteners Instrumental In Pollutant-Tolerant Organisms ...
Yibada (English Edition)
Tampons could aid in the identification of polluted areas in streams and rivers which have possible originated from waste water from showers, sinks, washing machines, and baths, England's University of Sheffield conducted the study. Like Us on Facebook ...
Researchers say glowing tampons can detect river sewage pollutionNational Monitor
DETECTIVE Glowing Tampons can track sewer pollution from leaky pipes or ...Inferse
Glow-In-The-Dark Tampons Can Detect Water Pollution In Rivers And LakesVoice Chronicle
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Bradford Telegraph and Argus
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Yibada (English Edition)
Tampons could aid in the identification of polluted areas in streams and rivers which have possible originated from waste water from showers, sinks, washing machines, and baths, England's University of Sheffield conducted the study. Like Us on Facebook ...
Researchers say glowing tampons can detect river sewage pollution
DETECTIVE Glowing Tampons can track sewer pollution from leaky pipes or ...
Glow-In-The-Dark Tampons Can Detect Water Pollution In Rivers And Lakes
Yibada (English Edition)
NASA Mercury MESSENGER Runs Out Of Fuel, Tries To Survive A Month More
Yibada (English Edition)
A NASA Mercury probe is not prepared to call the groundbreaking work off at the innermost planet in the solar system. It will be extended for a month, just before the spacecraft consumes all of its fuel. In the previous week, the Messenger spacecraft executed ...
Comet dust coating turns Mercury darkTimes of India
Comet dust: Planet Mercury's invisible paintAstronomy Magazine
New study explains why Mercury is blackUPI.com
CNN International
Slate Magazine (blog)
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Yibada (English Edition)
A NASA Mercury probe is not prepared to call the groundbreaking work off at the innermost planet in the solar system. It will be extended for a month, just before the spacecraft consumes all of its fuel. In the previous week, the Messenger spacecraft executed ...
Comet dust coating turns Mercury dark
Comet dust: Planet Mercury's invisible paint
New study explains why Mercury is black
Irish Independent
Scientists track tiny songbird's non-stop 2700km incredible journey
Irish Independent
A small songbird no bigger than a sparrow flies 2,700km over open ocean in a non-stop flight in what has been described as one of the "most extraordinary migratory feats on the planet", a study has found.
Tiny blackpoll warbler makes mind-boggling migrationBoston Globe (subscription)
Tiny Bird Breaks Travel RecordsDiscovery News
Tiny songbird can fly the Atlantic, say scientistsAsiaOne
Daily Mail
seattlepi.com
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Irish Independent
A small songbird no bigger than a sparrow flies 2,700km over open ocean in a non-stop flight in what has been described as one of the "most extraordinary migratory feats on the planet", a study has found.
Tiny blackpoll warbler makes mind-boggling migration
Tiny Bird Breaks Travel Records
Tiny songbird can fly the Atlantic, say scientists
Science Times
Star Wars Tatooine Planet May Be Common
Science Times
One of the most iconic scenes ever filmed for Star Wars occurred when Luke walked outside his boyhood home on the rocky, desert planet of Tatooine and looked up at the two suns setting. Now, scientists believe that these Earth-like worlds with two suns in ...
A planet like Star Wars' Tatooine just became more science than fictionCNET
Researchers claim real-life Tatooine-like planets could existExtremeTech
Real-life Tatooine? Study suggests rocky planets can orbit binary starsSFGate (blog)
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New York Daily News
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Science Times
One of the most iconic scenes ever filmed for Star Wars occurred when Luke walked outside his boyhood home on the rocky, desert planet of Tatooine and looked up at the two suns setting. Now, scientists believe that these Earth-like worlds with two suns in ...
A planet like Star Wars' Tatooine just became more science than fiction
Researchers claim real-life Tatooine-like planets could exist
Real-life Tatooine? Study suggests rocky planets can orbit binary stars
The Guardian
Antarctica records unprecedented high temperatures in two new readings
The Guardian
The South Shetland Islands archipelago, Antarctica. The melting of Antarctic glaciers as a consequence of global warming is concerning scientists. Photograph: Natacha Pisarenko/AP. Tom McCarthy in New York. @TeeMcSee. Tuesday 31 March 2015 18.40 ...
It was warmer in Antarctica last week than in New JerseyParsippany Focus
Did Antarctica Actually Hit Record High Temps?Daily Caller
Antarctica hottest day ever recorded: 63.5 degrees for coldest place on Earth?Examiner.com
Ring of Fire
Newsmax
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The Guardian
The South Shetland Islands archipelago, Antarctica. The melting of Antarctic glaciers as a consequence of global warming is concerning scientists. Photograph: Natacha Pisarenko/AP. Tom McCarthy in New York. @TeeMcSee. Tuesday 31 March 2015 18.40 ...
It was warmer in Antarctica last week than in New Jersey
Did Antarctica Actually Hit Record High Temps?
Antarctica hottest day ever recorded: 63.5 degrees for coldest place on Earth?
America's New Climate Policy Is Its Boldest Ever, And Still Not Enough
FiveThirtyEight
The next 20 years of American climate goals are now in writing. On Tuesday, the U.S. submitted its plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in advance of international climate talks in Paris ...
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FiveThirtyEight
The next 20 years of American climate goals are now in writing. On Tuesday, the U.S. submitted its plan for reducing greenhouse gas emissions to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in advance of international climate talks in Paris ...
Discovery News
Ants Hold Their Own Searching in Space
Discovery News
In 2014, the International Space Station (ISS) took on some unusual passengers: eight groups of ants, which were observed trying to perform searches under microgravity conditions. The goal? To learn more about how these tiny creatures search an area ...
Ants Continue to Colonize Even When in SpaceScience Times
Astronauts tests effects of zero gravity on ants in videoDaily Mail
Ants cope with zero gravity in space amazingly wellMarket Business News
Scope (blog)
TIME
Wired.co.uk
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Discovery News
In 2014, the International Space Station (ISS) took on some unusual passengers: eight groups of ants, which were observed trying to perform searches under microgravity conditions. The goal? To learn more about how these tiny creatures search an area ...
Ants Continue to Colonize Even When in Space
Astronauts tests effects of zero gravity on ants in video
Ants cope with zero gravity in space amazingly well
Spatial Source
Unexpected increase in global vegetation and carbon capture
Australian Life Scientist
An international team of scientists, led by Australians, has used 20 years of satellite data to analyse the total amount of vegetation around the world - with surprising results. Writing in the journal Nature Climate Change, the study authors stated, “Existing global ...
Could the Earth be getting greener? Satellite data say yes.Christian Science Monitor
China's tree plantation projects have positive effect; reverses forest lossTechie News
China's plantations project reverses global forest lossBusiness Standard
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Australian Life Scientist
An international team of scientists, led by Australians, has used 20 years of satellite data to analyse the total amount of vegetation around the world - with surprising results. Writing in the journal Nature Climate Change, the study authors stated, “Existing global ...
Could the Earth be getting greener? Satellite data say yes.
China's tree plantation projects have positive effect; reverses forest loss
China's plantations project reverses global forest loss
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