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6000-year-old camp unearthed at Stonehenge
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An ancient encampment discovered near the prehistoric monument could rewrite British history. The earliest settlement ever found at the site, the Mesolithic 'Blick Mead' encampment is located about a mile and a half from Stonehenge and dates back to 4,000 ...
Stonehenge discovery puts tunnel project at riskNEWS.com.au
Tunnel threatens Stonehenge site3News NZ
Stonehenge discovery could rewrite British pre-historyTelegraph.co.uk
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An ancient encampment discovered near the prehistoric monument could rewrite British history. The earliest settlement ever found at the site, the Mesolithic 'Blick Mead' encampment is located about a mile and a half from Stonehenge and dates back to 4,000 ...
Stonehenge discovery puts tunnel project at risk
Tunnel threatens Stonehenge site
Stonehenge discovery could rewrite British pre-history
RTCC
Tropical deforestation leads to rise in temperature, erratic rainfall affecting crops ...
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Always a matter of concern, the topic of deforestation and its potential threats to the planet has gained more urgency. A recent report, titled Effects of Tropical Deforestation on Climate and Agriculture, was published in the journal Nature Climate Change, ...
Deforestation is changing global rainfall patterns, says studyMarket Business News
Report suggests forest-cutting can immediately harm climatic patternsWashington Post
Forest-cutting can have an immediate effect on climate, Nature report findsSydney Morning Herald
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Always a matter of concern, the topic of deforestation and its potential threats to the planet has gained more urgency. A recent report, titled Effects of Tropical Deforestation on Climate and Agriculture, was published in the journal Nature Climate Change, ...
Deforestation is changing global rainfall patterns, says study
Report suggests forest-cutting can immediately harm climatic patterns
Forest-cutting can have an immediate effect on climate, Nature report finds
The Independent
Local wildlife sites not protected by statute are being ruined by development ...
The Independent
Wildlife-rich “secret spaces” are being ruined by farming, development and neglect, according to a new report, which finds that a tenth of these havens have been lost or damaged in the past five years. England's Local Wildlife Sites (LWSs) encompass ancient ...
One in ten wildlife sites wrecked in last five years - with many more under threat ...Daily Mail
Warning as Yorkshire's iconic wildlife sites 'slip away like sand'Yorkshire Post
Britain's wildlife havens are being concreted over putting rare species at riskExpress.co.uk
The Times (subscription)
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The Independent
Wildlife-rich “secret spaces” are being ruined by farming, development and neglect, according to a new report, which finds that a tenth of these havens have been lost or damaged in the past five years. England's Local Wildlife Sites (LWSs) encompass ancient ...
One in ten wildlife sites wrecked in last five years - with many more under threat ...
Warning as Yorkshire's iconic wildlife sites 'slip away like sand'
Britain's wildlife havens are being concreted over putting rare species at risk
Telegraph.co.uk
Crocodile cracks open a turtle shell in Australia
Telegraph.co.uk
A stationary wildlife camera has captured images of a crocodile cracking open the shell of a turtle on a beach in northern Australia. The camera was set up by Dani Best, a local ranger, after she came across a dead turtle on a beach in a national park in the ...
Shell-shattering force: Croc destroys dead turtle with vicious biteYahoo News UK
Crocodile smashed turtle shellscbsport
JAW-SOME! Staggering photos reveal moment crocodile SHREDS turtle in ...Express.co.uk
Tech Times
Mirror.co.uk
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Telegraph.co.uk
A stationary wildlife camera has captured images of a crocodile cracking open the shell of a turtle on a beach in northern Australia. The camera was set up by Dani Best, a local ranger, after she came across a dead turtle on a beach in a national park in the ...
Shell-shattering force: Croc destroys dead turtle with vicious bite
Crocodile smashed turtle shells
JAW-SOME! Staggering photos reveal moment crocodile SHREDS turtle in ...
NBCNews.com
King Herod's Hallway Linked to 'Horrible' Gangrene
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(NEWSER) – Archaeologists have unveiled a corridor into Herod the Great's ancient palace but say the infamous king never really put the hallway to use, NBC News reports. In fact he turned his entire palace, roughly 7 miles south of Jerusalem, into a burial ...
Archaeologists Unearth Entryway to King Herod's PalaceNBCNews.com
Entrance to King Herod the Great's palace unearthedDaily Mail
Archaeologists Find Royal Entryway To King Herod's Hilltop Palaceio9
International Business Times UK
National Post
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(NEWSER) – Archaeologists have unveiled a corridor into Herod the Great's ancient palace but say the infamous king never really put the hallway to use, NBC News reports. In fact he turned his entire palace, roughly 7 miles south of Jerusalem, into a burial ...
Archaeologists Unearth Entryway to King Herod's Palace
Entrance to King Herod the Great's palace unearthed
Archaeologists Find Royal Entryway To King Herod's Hilltop Palace
Empire State Tribune
Record Breaking Discovery Of Life Forms 5 Miles Deep In Marianas Trench
Empire State Tribune
That's how deep the ghostly snailfish lives underwater in the western part of the Pacific Ocean, where the deepest part of the earth's crust is found: popularly known as the Mariana's Trench. The discovery happened when a phantom like fish was ambled by a ...
Mermaid like sailfish found at 8143 meters below sea level in Mariana Trench (+ ...Inferse
A “tissue like” fish found in the extreme depth of Mariana TrenchFrontline Desk
New record for deepest fishBBC News
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National Geographic
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Empire State Tribune
That's how deep the ghostly snailfish lives underwater in the western part of the Pacific Ocean, where the deepest part of the earth's crust is found: popularly known as the Mariana's Trench. The discovery happened when a phantom like fish was ambled by a ...
Mermaid like sailfish found at 8143 meters below sea level in Mariana Trench (+ ...
A “tissue like” fish found in the extreme depth of Mariana Trench
New record for deepest fish
NDTV
NASA Plans Space Trip To Venus
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NASA plans a manned mission to Venus to see if the atmosphere could be habitable for humans. (Photo : Creative Commons). NASA has plans to send men to the atmosphere above Venus to determine if a permanent human colony could survive in a floating ...
NASA Plots Manned Mission To The Atmosphere Of VenusThe Inquisitr
Is Venus humanity's next home? NASA envisions a city of solar-powered helium ...Daily Mail
NASA proposes a 'cloud city' above VenusFull-Time Whistle
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Headlines & Global News
NASA plans a manned mission to Venus to see if the atmosphere could be habitable for humans. (Photo : Creative Commons). NASA has plans to send men to the atmosphere above Venus to determine if a permanent human colony could survive in a floating ...
NASA Plots Manned Mission To The Atmosphere Of Venus
Is Venus humanity's next home? NASA envisions a city of solar-powered helium ...
NASA proposes a 'cloud city' above Venus
TIME
Penguins just can't quite catch a break these days
The Independent
Tourists visiting Antarctica may be sounding the death knell for some of the penguins that live there. A new study claims infectious diseases could be being spread by visitors to the continent, which is experiencing a massive increase in tourism. Last year ...
Antarctic tourism may pose disease threat to penguinsNew Scientist
Scientists suggest Antarctica tourism could be making penguins sickThe Week Magazine
Antarctic Tourism Could Expose Penguins to New Diseases, Study WarnsTIME
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The Independent
Tourists visiting Antarctica may be sounding the death knell for some of the penguins that live there. A new study claims infectious diseases could be being spread by visitors to the continent, which is experiencing a massive increase in tourism. Last year ...
Antarctic tourism may pose disease threat to penguins
Scientists suggest Antarctica tourism could be making penguins sick
Antarctic Tourism Could Expose Penguins to New Diseases, Study Warns
Daily Mail
First zero-gravity 3-D printer manufactures wrench in outer space in less than a ...
Daily Mail
Getting supplies to astronauts on the International Space Station can be a long, costly process and, unfortunately, UPS doesn't deliver to outer space. However, this week, thanks to Made In Space's Zero-Gravity 3-D Printer, astronaut Barry 'Butch' Wilmore got ...
Nasa emails spanner to space stationBBC News
ISS astronauts use 3D printer to create wrench after Nasa emails design ...The Independent
ISS astronaut needs a wrench, NASA successfully 'emails' him oneCNET
Computerworld
The Guardian
Washington Post
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Daily Mail
Getting supplies to astronauts on the International Space Station can be a long, costly process and, unfortunately, UPS doesn't deliver to outer space. However, this week, thanks to Made In Space's Zero-Gravity 3-D Printer, astronaut Barry 'Butch' Wilmore got ...
Nasa emails spanner to space station
ISS astronauts use 3D printer to create wrench after Nasa emails design ...
ISS astronaut needs a wrench, NASA successfully 'emails' him one
BBC News
7ft ichthyosaur fossil found on beach near Penarth
BBC News
An amateur fossil hunter has unearthed a 7ft skeleton of a carnivorous marine reptile on a beach in south Wales. Jonathan Bow, 34, discovered the ichthyosaur while walking the shoreline in the Penarth area. A palaeontologist at the National Museum Wales ...
The 7ft fossil of a prehistoric fish lizard has been discovered on a South Wales ...WalesOnline
'Very Important' Ichthyosaur Fossil Discovered On UK BeachInternational Business Times
Fossil hunter discovers 7ft ichthyosaur skeleton near Penarth beachPenarth Times
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Business Standard
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BBC News
An amateur fossil hunter has unearthed a 7ft skeleton of a carnivorous marine reptile on a beach in south Wales. Jonathan Bow, 34, discovered the ichthyosaur while walking the shoreline in the Penarth area. A palaeontologist at the National Museum Wales ...
The 7ft fossil of a prehistoric fish lizard has been discovered on a South Wales ...
'Very Important' Ichthyosaur Fossil Discovered On UK Beach
Fossil hunter discovers 7ft ichthyosaur skeleton near Penarth beach
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