en-my-hotdailynews: 2015-10-14 Malaysia Science

Malaysia, Japan ink agreement to conserve Malayan Tapir
Malay Mail Online
Malaysia and Japan on Oct 13, 2015 inked an agreement to collaborate in conservation of the Malayan tapir (tapirus indicus) for a period of ten years. — Bernama file picPUTRAJAYA, Oct 13 — Malaysia and Japan today inked an agreement to collaborate in ...

Tapirs to reduce Japan 'nightmares'   The Star Online
Two tapirs will be sent to Japan as part of conservation programme   The Sun Daily
Two tapirs to fly to Japan   New Straits Times Online

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Study says coastal cities could escape a few flooding
NYSE Post
Millions of Americans will be affected by rising sea levels as carbon dioxide emissions go in check. These emissions will take global warming above 2 degree Celsius if continued unchecked and will push global sea levels up to a striking 14 to 32 feet ...
Map Shows Which American Cities Will Drown With Rising Sea Levels   Tech Times
More Than 400 U.S. Cities May Be 'Past The Point Of No Return' With Sea Level ...   Huffington Post
Millions of American lives would be impacted if Carbon Emissions continue   Jewocity.com (press release) (blog)
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The Meaning of NASA's New Images of Pluto
The Atlantic
It's impossible to gaze at the photos of Pluto sent back by the New Horizons spacecraft, and not be awash with wonder at the marvels of nature and the daring behind our choice to explore it. The surprise of worlds long dismissed as dead, dull, and very ...
More discoveries on Pluto due to New Horizons craft   ABC Online (blog)
Secrets beneath Pluto's surface hold key to important questions   Hindustan Times

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Reuters

REFILE-Rising salinity threatens Bangladesh's coastal communities - experts
Reuters
(Changes date in dateline to Oct 13). By Pantho Rahaman. GAMBURA, Bangladesh, Oct 13 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - S uruj Miah walks through his village carrying two large pots of water, one in his hand and the other on his shoulder. His 8-year-old ...

Rising salinity threatens Bangladesh's coastal communities – experts   The Star Online

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Woman Of The Week: Ada Lovelace
Flemingsburg Gazette
Today marks the annual Ada Lovelace day, the aim of which is to encourage more women to get involved in mathematics and computer programming, the later of which has historically been dominated by men. Ironically, the mathematical genius was the ...

Ada Lovelace Day: Celebrating the world's first computer programmer   Rapid News Network
Science Museum celebrates Ada Lovelace   The Weather Space
Ada Lovelace Day: Who she was - and why we should remember her   iFreePress.com (blog)
Live Science
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New Hubble Images Delve Deep Into Jupiter's Mysterious Red Spot [Video]
Tech Times
An annual 'portrait' of the giant planet shows its famous Red Spot is shrinking. Images also capture unique atmospheric waves, similar to ones sometimes seen on Earth. (Photo : NASA, ESA, A. Simon (GSFC), M. Wong (UC Berkeley), and G. Orton ...

Hubble's 4K images prove Jupiter's Great Red Spot is shrinking   Lid Time - Weird News, Entertainment, News Headlines (blog)
New changes in Jupiter's 'Great Red Spot' captured   New Kerala
Spectacular Hubble photo: A bright galaxy holds a hidden secret   Christian Science Monitor
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'It's Jaws!' Shocked tourists watch as great white shark devours a seal at ...
Irish Independent
It was a pleasant enough day as the tourists waited to board the ferry home from the celebrated Alcatraz Island. And then a shark swam into view. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. As the tourists looked on ...
San Francisco tourists witness Great White shark devour seal just outside of ...   New York Daily News
Tourist films great white shark attacking seal near Alcatraz   Stuff.co.nz
Great white shark devours a seal on camera as Alcatraz tourists watch in awe   Washington Post
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The Guardian
Los Angeles Times
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IBNLive

Were dinosaurs warm-blooded?
IBNLive
Paris: A new method to chemically analyse dinosaur egg shells has allowed scientists to gauge the extinct lizards' body temperature, researchers said on Tuesday. The findings support recent work by other teams that dinosaurs were neither warm- nor ...

Hot or not: Were dinosaurs warm-blooded?   Dispatch Times
Were Dinosaurs Warm Blooded? New Tech Sheds Light on Debate   Steelers Lounge (blog)
Hot Or Not? Ancient Eggshells Reveal the Body Temperature of Dinosaurs   Celebrity Cafe - Entertainment News (blog)
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