Mangalyaan success: Why Western criticism of India's Mars mission is blatant ... Firstpost
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Editor's Note: This article was originally published in November 2013, when the Mangalyaan was launched from Earth. It has been republished in light of the success of the India Mars mission. Balaji Viswanathan. India has now successfully launched its ...
Why Mars? To find the elusive methane and secrets of life
India wins Asia's race to Mars on just a $93.7m budget
India reaches the Red Planet! So why is Britain giving £1BILLION in aid to a ...
Nelson Mandela's widow calls for urgent climate action at UN The Guardian
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For sale: One woolly mammoth: Skeleton of Ice Age beast goes up for auction ... The Hornet
The specimen, which is 18ft (5.5 metres) long, is expected to attract both museums and private collectors. It will be sold at Summer Place Auctions on 26 November in West Sussex. For sale: One woolly mammoth: Skeleton of Ice Age beast goes up for auction.
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The specimen, which is 18ft (5.5 metres) long, is expected to attract both museums and private collectors. It will be sold at Summer Place Auctions on 26 November in West Sussex. For sale: One woolly mammoth: Skeleton of Ice Age beast goes up for auction.
Mammoth goes under the hammer in Billingshurst
Rare Skeleton of Wooly Mammoth Set to be sold at UK Auction in November
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UK scientists grow large sheets of MoS2 Compound Semiconductor
A team of researchers from the University of Southampton's Optoelectronics Research Centre (ORC) in the UK has developed a way to make large areas of ultra thin sheets of molybdenum di-sulphide (MoS2), a potential challenger to graphene. This new ...
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A team of researchers from the University of Southampton's Optoelectronics Research Centre (ORC) in the UK has developed a way to make large areas of ultra thin sheets of molybdenum di-sulphide (MoS2), a potential challenger to graphene. This new ...
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Scientists hit new milestone in search for water on planets outside our solar system Washington Post
Seven hundred and twenty-nine trillion miles away, a planet four times bigger than our own has water in its atmosphere. Of course, the planet is a super hot bundle of gas surrounding a tiny rocky core, so it's not as if that water would support life as we know it.
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Seven hundred and twenty-nine trillion miles away, a planet four times bigger than our own has water in its atmosphere. Of course, the planet is a super hot bundle of gas surrounding a tiny rocky core, so it's not as if that water would support life as we know it.
Water discovered on smaller-than-ever distant exoplanet
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No to deforestation in Brazil iStreet Research
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Hundreds of tube-web spiders invade family's garden and house Daily Echo
A small army of tube-web spiders have invaded a Hampshire home – with some as big as a tablespoon, leaving Dan Jackson and his family nervous to go outside. Almost 100 spiders have set up home in his garden in Bursledon, filling every hole and crack ...
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France stumps up $1bn but world Climate Fund still short Energy Live News - Energy Made Easy
A fund to help developing countries curb their emissions is well short of cash, despite a new pledge of $1 billion (£610m) from France. The Green Climate Fund was dreamed up in 2010 at the UN's climate change meet in Cancun, Mexico. The UN's senior ...
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A fund to help developing countries curb their emissions is well short of cash, despite a new pledge of $1 billion (£610m) from France. The Green Climate Fund was dreamed up in 2010 at the UN's climate change meet in Cancun, Mexico. The UN's senior ...
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Enigmatic fossils could be oldest known animals ABC Science Online
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India, China serious about climate change, says UN official IBNLive
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