Mammoth may be cloned after frozen body found Irish Examiner
Dr Tori Herridge from the Natural History Museum with a pair of tusks. An autopsy of the woolly mammoth will be shown in a Channel 4 documentary. Picture: PA. By Robert Dex. Scientists have uncovered amazing details about the life of a woolly mammoth ...
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Dr Tori Herridge from the Natural History Museum with a pair of tusks. An autopsy of the woolly mammoth will be shown in a Channel 4 documentary. Picture: PA. By Robert Dex. Scientists have uncovered amazing details about the life of a woolly mammoth ...
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Woolly mammoths could be brought back from extinction: scientists
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ESA releases pictures of Philae probe's comet landing location The Guardian
Scientests claim these photographs provide strong indication that Philae touched down for the first time almost precisely where intended. Photograph: AP. Chris Johnston. Sunday 16 November 2014 16.28 EST. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share ...
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Scientests claim these photographs provide strong indication that Philae touched down for the first time almost precisely where intended. Photograph: AP. Chris Johnston. Sunday 16 November 2014 16.28 EST. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share ...
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Prince William joins with Angry Birds to issue plea to stop illegal poaching ITV News
The Duke of Cambridge has made an impassioned plea to stop illegal poaching in a message to launch a new version of the Angry Birds game highlighting the outlawed trade. The Duke of Cambridge has made an impassioned plea to stop illegal poaching.
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The Duke of Cambridge has made an impassioned plea to stop illegal poaching in a message to launch a new version of the Angry Birds game highlighting the outlawed trade. The Duke of Cambridge has made an impassioned plea to stop illegal poaching.
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Loch Ness monster's cousin is caught on tape Metro
Searches for Britain's Loch Ness monster have so far proved unsuccessful – but a team of Vermont scientists have captured tantalising 'proof' of the existence of one of his cousins, a long, slithery lake-dweller called Champ. Champ, from Vermont, is a long, ...
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Searches for Britain's Loch Ness monster have so far proved unsuccessful – but a team of Vermont scientists have captured tantalising 'proof' of the existence of one of his cousins, a long, slithery lake-dweller called Champ. Champ, from Vermont, is a long, ...
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Audio recordings 'reveal evidence of a monster' in Vermont's Lake Champlain
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Black hole at Milky Way center may be emitting mysterious neutrinos, NASA says RT
The massive black hole at the heart of our milky galaxy may be churning out peculiar particles called neutrinos, NASA satellites have revealed. If verified, it would be the first time neutrinos have been traced to the darkest regions of spacetime. The subatomic ...
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The massive black hole at the heart of our milky galaxy may be churning out peculiar particles called neutrinos, NASA satellites have revealed. If verified, it would be the first time neutrinos have been traced to the darkest regions of spacetime. The subatomic ...
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Unraveling Why Some Mammals Kill Off Infants NFL News and Rumors
In the early 1970s, Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, then a graduate student at Harvard, traveled to India to study Hanuman langurs, monkeys that live in troops, each made up of several females and a male. Editor : Nebilla Benatjia Category : SCIENCE16 Kasım 2014 ...
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In the early 1970s, Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, then a graduate student at Harvard, traveled to India to study Hanuman langurs, monkeys that live in troops, each made up of several females and a male. Editor : Nebilla Benatjia Category : SCIENCE16 Kasım 2014 ...
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Female mammal promiscuity an evolutionary adaptive trait
Female mammals resort to promiscuity to save offspring
Jeff Farrell: Success of comet probe is amazing – and sobering The Mountain Press
It was a little bittersweet to see the celebration of the Philae spacecraft touching down on a distant comet this week and relaying data back to Earth. It is, to borrow from another famous exploratory trip, a giant leap for mankind. Just not one where we took the ...
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It was a little bittersweet to see the celebration of the Philae spacecraft touching down on a distant comet this week and relaying data back to Earth. It is, to borrow from another famous exploratory trip, a giant leap for mankind. Just not one where we took the ...
Space Agencies Worldwide Get Serious About Lunar Exploration
New history of volcanic activity on the moon discovered
Space Researchers Get Serious About Expeditions to the Moon
Google to Quadruple Computer Science Prize Winnings to $1 Million New York Times
The A.M. Turing Award is often called the Nobel Prize of computer science. Now, thanks to Google's largess, it will be a Nobel-level prize financially: $1 million. The quadrupling of the prize money, announced on Thursday by the Association for Computing ...
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The A.M. Turing Award is often called the Nobel Prize of computer science. Now, thanks to Google's largess, it will be a Nobel-level prize financially: $1 million. The quadrupling of the prize money, announced on Thursday by the Association for Computing ...
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Fukushima 40-year, £11bn cleanup progresses - but the worst is yet to come The Ecologist
The clean up at Fukushima faces enormous challenges, writes Justin McCurry. First, managing 500,000 tonnes of contaminated water stored onsite. Next, removing molten fuel from reactors 1, 2 and 3, a task so hazardous that it's been put off until 2025.
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The clean up at Fukushima faces enormous challenges, writes Justin McCurry. First, managing 500,000 tonnes of contaminated water stored onsite. Next, removing molten fuel from reactors 1, 2 and 3, a task so hazardous that it's been put off until 2025.
Tiny Amounts of Fukushima Radioactivity Detected Off US/Canada West Coast
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Sharks repelled with electric cable, South African scientists say The Australian
THE WAY to stop man-eating great white sharks attacking humans is by tickling their sensitive noses electronically, researchers in South Africa say. Scientists have installed a 100m cable in a bay near Cape Town to emit an electronic field in the water, ...
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THE WAY to stop man-eating great white sharks attacking humans is by tickling their sensitive noses electronically, researchers in South Africa say. Scientists have installed a 100m cable in a bay near Cape Town to emit an electronic field in the water, ...
South Africa trials 'hi-tech punch on the nose' to repel sharks
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