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Cassini probe to sweep over Saturn's moon Enceladus
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The Cassini probe is all set to make a daring close flyby of Enceladus, the brilliant white moon of Saturn. The Nasa craft will sweep just 50km above the moon's surface in a final attempt to "taste" the chemistry of water jets spewing from its south pole.
Cassini spacecraft to dive through icy geysers of Saturn's moonOrlando Sentinel
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The Cassini probe is all set to make a daring close flyby of Enceladus, the brilliant white moon of Saturn. The Nasa craft will sweep just 50km above the moon's surface in a final attempt to "taste" the chemistry of water jets spewing from its south pole.
Cassini spacecraft to dive through icy geysers of Saturn's moon
Cassini probe set for "close call" with Saturn's moon Enceladus
Spacecraft diving deep into Saturn moon's erupting
Irish Examiner
Climate change pledges 'significant'
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Pledges to tackle climate change made by countries ahead of crucial global talks are “surpassing expectations”, the UN's climate chief has said. But while national climate plans put forward by 155 countries, covering 88% of the world's emissions, make ...
The upside of addressing climate changeThe Australian Financial Review
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Pledges to tackle climate change made by countries ahead of crucial global talks are “surpassing expectations”, the UN's climate chief has said. But while national climate plans put forward by 155 countries, covering 88% of the world's emissions, make ...
The upside of addressing climate change
UN Climate Chief 'Optimistic' On Paris Summit
Fossil fuel companies risk plague of 'asbestos' lawsuits as tide turns on ...
The Guardian
The force awakens: tractor beam becomes a reality
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A sonic tractor beam that can grab tiny objects and move them around has been created by scientists in Spain. They used the same technology to lift and spin objects in the air using only the forces produced by a field of ultrasonic waves. Though not ...
Tractor beams of science fiction becoming a realityChannel News Asia
Scientists use the force to create real-life Star Wars tractor beamThe Australian (blog)
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A sonic tractor beam that can grab tiny objects and move them around has been created by scientists in Spain. They used the same technology to lift and spin objects in the air using only the forces produced by a field of ultrasonic waves. Though not ...
Tractor beams of science fiction becoming a reality
Scientists use the force to create real-life Star Wars tractor beam
The Tractor Beam From Star Wars Is Now A Reality (Sort Of)
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Loss of big animals and their poo has transformed Earth
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The loss of big animals to overhunting and human-driven pollution has meant a drastic drop in the amount of poo, which is critical to nourishing the Earth, researchers said on Monday. Restoring the populations of large mammals and sea creatures through ...
Pooped out: Large mammal absence disrupts ecosystem fertilizationBrainerd Daily Dispatch
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Daily Times
The loss of big animals to overhunting and human-driven pollution has meant a drastic drop in the amount of poo, which is critical to nourishing the Earth, researchers said on Monday. Restoring the populations of large mammals and sea creatures through ...
Pooped out: Large mammal absence disrupts ecosystem fertilization
Lack of Big Mammals' Poop affecting Earth's Ecosystem: Study
Study Warns that Large Predator Decline Resulted in Lower Fertilization Rates
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Space junk will enter Earth's atmosphere on Friday the 13th
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WHAT could be more terrifying that a mysterious object hurtling its way to Earth? A mysterious object that is expected to hit Earth on Friday the 13th. Dubbed WT1190F by scientists, this strange bit of space junk is estimated to be 1-2 metres long and ...
No, a UFO named WTF is not threatening to destroy EarthCBS News
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WHAT could be more terrifying that a mysterious object hurtling its way to Earth? A mysterious object that is expected to hit Earth on Friday the 13th. Dubbed WT1190F by scientists, this strange bit of space junk is estimated to be 1-2 metres long and ...
No, a UFO named WTF is not threatening to destroy Earth
The 'Mysterious Object On A Collision Course With Earth' Is A Two Metre Long ...
ESA: 'WTF' mystery object will hit Earth on Nov. 13
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How Filthy is the International Space Station? An Astrobiologist Weighs In.
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Astronaut Scott Kelly described the International Space Station's singular aroma as something akin to a mixture of antiseptic and garbage. (Representational image). Let's face it: Floating 220 miles above Earth in a sealed space station for months ...
NASA astronauts all set for spacewalk todayZee News
Actinobacteria forms larger proportion of microbial community in ISSNY City News
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Astronaut Scott Kelly described the International Space Station's singular aroma as something akin to a mixture of antiseptic and garbage. (Representational image). Let's face it: Floating 220 miles above Earth in a sealed space station for months ...
NASA astronauts all set for spacewalk today
Actinobacteria forms larger proportion of microbial community in ISS
Microbiome | Abstract | Microbiomes of the dust particles collected from the ...
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Deadly heat forecast in Persian Gulf by 2100
Times of India
By the end of this century, areas of the Persian Gulf could be hit by waves of heat and humidity so severe that simply being outside for several hours could threaten human life, according to a new study. Because of humanity's contribution to climate ...
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Times of India
By the end of this century, areas of the Persian Gulf could be hit by waves of heat and humidity so severe that simply being outside for several hours could threaten human life, according to a new study. Because of humanity's contribution to climate ...
Climate change could soon push sun-baked cities of Persian Gulf into temps too ...
Persian Gulf heat: It may become too hot for humans to survive, study warns
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Headlines & Global News
Planets Formed From Pebbles? New Theory Could Explain Problems With Standard Model
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Researchers ran a new computer model based on the idea that planets form from small pebbles, and the results checked out. By Rebekah Marcarelli r.marcarelli@hngn.com | Oct 27, 2015 11:10 PM EDT. Mars. Did Mars form from a tiny pebble? (Photo ...
Planetary conjunction: Venus, Jupiter, Mars converge in morning skyCBC.ca
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Researchers ran a new computer model based on the idea that planets form from small pebbles, and the results checked out. By Rebekah Marcarelli r.marcarelli@hngn.com | Oct 27, 2015 11:10 PM EDT. Mars. Did Mars form from a tiny pebble? (Photo ...
Planetary conjunction: Venus, Jupiter, Mars converge in morning sky
Computer model sheds light on size differences between Earth and Mars
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TIME
Watch This Amazing Footage of An Orca Punting A Seal 80 Feet In the Air
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While shooting a promotional film for whale watching company Eagle Wing Tours, a videographer captured footage of a killer whale punting a harbor seal about 80 feet into the air off the coast of British Columbia. Mike Walker, the owner of Victoria ...
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While shooting a promotional film for whale watching company Eagle Wing Tours, a videographer captured footage of a killer whale punting a harbor seal about 80 feet into the air off the coast of British Columbia. Mike Walker, the owner of Victoria ...
Killer Whale Sends Seal Soaring Through the Air: Video Goes Viral
Video: Killer Whale Launches Seal 80 feet Into The Air
Orca killer whale punts seal 80 feet into air (Video)
Earthquakes Can Alter Earth's Crust, Says Study
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A strong earthquake measuring 7.5 on the Richter scale shook north India, Pakistan and Afghanistan today. Washington: Earthquakes can change the elastic properties of the Earth's crust up to 6,000 kilometres away, altering its ability to withstand ...
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A strong earthquake measuring 7.5 on the Richter scale shook north India, Pakistan and Afghanistan today. Washington: Earthquakes can change the elastic properties of the Earth's crust up to 6,000 kilometres away, altering its ability to withstand ...
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