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Meet Sophie, the most complete stegosaurus skeleton ever found
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Unusually, the bones of its skull are not joined together – disarticulated – so scientists can study the skull's structure as never before. It has the most complete set of plates ever found. It is the only Stegosaurus in a public collection outside the US. Sophie is the ...
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Unusually, the bones of its skull are not joined together – disarticulated – so scientists can study the skull's structure as never before. It has the most complete set of plates ever found. It is the only Stegosaurus in a public collection outside the US. Sophie is the ...
Can 'Sophie' Uncover Stegosaurus Secrets?
Scientists seek to solve mystery of Stegosaurus plates
Come and meet the world's most complete Stegosaurus
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Orion Test Flight to Carry Sally Ride's Crew Patch
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The first test flight of NASA's deep space crew capsule is a go and the pioneering astronaut's STS-7 crew patch will be on board. 0shares. Orion Rendering. The first test flight of NASA's deep space Orion crew capsule is a go for Thursday morning and ...
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The first test flight of NASA's deep space crew capsule is a go and the pioneering astronaut's STS-7 crew patch will be on board. 0shares. Orion Rendering. The first test flight of NASA's deep space Orion crew capsule is a go for Thursday morning and ...
NASA Counts Down To Orion's First Step To Mars
Test Run For Spaceship Taking Humans To Mars
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Irish Examiner
Britain will lead the mission to Mars and this is what it could look like
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Britain has been chosen to lead Europe's mission to search for life on Mars, putting the UK right at the forefront of space exploration. Chancellor George Osborne made the surprise announcement that Britain had been awarded the “lead role” in the 2018 ...
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Britain has been chosen to lead Europe's mission to search for life on Mars, putting the UK right at the forefront of space exploration. Chancellor George Osborne made the surprise announcement that Britain had been awarded the “lead role” in the 2018 ...
Britain to lead European Space Agency mission to find life on Mars
Autumn Statement: Britain will invest £95m into the ESA's next missions to Mars
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The Guardian
2014 set to be world's hottest year ever
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Vehicles drive by a 134ft-high thermometer in Baker, California. Average land and sea surface temperatures have reached record levels in 2014. Photograph: Ethan Miller/Getty Images. Suzanne Goldenberg. Wednesday 3 December 2014 10.03 EST.
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Vehicles drive by a 134ft-high thermometer in Baker, California. Average land and sea surface temperatures have reached record levels in 2014. Photograph: Ethan Miller/Getty Images. Suzanne Goldenberg. Wednesday 3 December 2014 10.03 EST.
UN sets modest hopes for climate pledges at 2015 Paris summit
UN warning as 2014 is set to be hottest year on record
WMO predicts 2014 could be hottest yet
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Cambridge creates synthetic 'XNA' enzymes
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RESEARCHERS at the University of Cambridge, UK, have created the world's first working enzymes from artificial genetic material, dubbed “XNA”. Enzymes are naturally-occurring catalysts comprised of proteins, which allow the reactions necessary for life to ...
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RESEARCHERS at the University of Cambridge, UK, have created the world's first working enzymes from artificial genetic material, dubbed “XNA”. Enzymes are naturally-occurring catalysts comprised of proteins, which allow the reactions necessary for life to ...
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Scientific papers take a step outside Nature's paywall
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A prestigious scientific journal, faced with pressure from paper-sharing sites on the Internet, has made it possible for subscribers to grant others access. by Stephen Shankland · @stshank; December 2, 2014 4:46 AM PST. comments. 0. facebook. twitter.
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A prestigious scientific journal, faced with pressure from paper-sharing sites on the Internet, has made it possible for subscribers to grant others access. by Stephen Shankland · @stshank; December 2, 2014 4:46 AM PST. comments. 0. facebook. twitter.
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Warning: Earth is 'living on borrowed time'
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AN array of the world's leading experts in astrophysics want everyone to stop worrying about what's happening on Earth and start planning for what could one day crash into it. We've seen it play out in Hollywood before: A killer asteroid is hurtling toward our ...
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AN array of the world's leading experts in astrophysics want everyone to stop worrying about what's happening on Earth and start planning for what could one day crash into it. We've seen it play out in Hollywood before: A killer asteroid is hurtling toward our ...
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PH hardest hit by extreme weather in 2013 – report
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Lima – The Philippines, Cambodia, and India were the countries hardest hit by extreme weather conditions in 2013, according to a study unveiled on Tuesday at United Nations talks in Lima on a global deal to limit climate change. Germanwatch, a think-tank ...
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Lima – The Philippines, Cambodia, and India were the countries hardest hit by extreme weather conditions in 2013, according to a study unveiled on Tuesday at United Nations talks in Lima on a global deal to limit climate change. Germanwatch, a think-tank ...
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Giraffe population decline has conservation groups ringing alarm bells
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The alarm is being raised about the dwindling number of giraffes in Africa, and it is hoped that through better research more light will be shed on their plight. Dr Julian Fennessy, an Australian conservation scientist based in Namibia, said there were only about ...
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The alarm is being raised about the dwindling number of giraffes in Africa, and it is hoped that through better research more light will be shed on their plight. Dr Julian Fennessy, an Australian conservation scientist based in Namibia, said there were only about ...
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Japanese probe to travel into Earth's past
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TOWARDS ETERNITY: An H-IIA rocket carrying the Hayabusa 2 space probe launches yesterday from Tanegashima Space Centre on the Japanese island of Tanegashima. The probe is on a six-year round trip to an asteroid to collect samples scientists hope ...
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TOWARDS ETERNITY: An H-IIA rocket carrying the Hayabusa 2 space probe launches yesterday from Tanegashima Space Centre on the Japanese island of Tanegashima. The probe is on a six-year round trip to an asteroid to collect samples scientists hope ...
Japanese asteroid probe sets off on six-year trip
JAXA hopes to get nod to name Hayabusa2 mission's destination asteroid
Japan successfully launches asteroid probe
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