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It's official: 2014 was the hottest year
Washington Post
Planet Earth set an ominous record last year as global temperatures rose to the highest level since modern measurements began, scientists said Friday in a report that heightened concerns about humanity's growing toll on the natural systems that sustain life.
Warm oceans drive hottest year on recordSydney Morning Herald
2014 Breaks Heat Record, Challenging Global Warming SkepticsNew York Times
2014 was Earth's hottest on record, say US scientistsIBNLive
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Washington Post
Planet Earth set an ominous record last year as global temperatures rose to the highest level since modern measurements began, scientists said Friday in a report that heightened concerns about humanity's growing toll on the natural systems that sustain life.
Warm oceans drive hottest year on record
2014 Breaks Heat Record, Challenging Global Warming Skeptics
2014 was Earth's hottest on record, say US scientists
The Nation
Mars orbiter rediscovers long-lost Beagle 2 lander
Los Angeles Times
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has rediscovered a "lost" British spacecraft that disappeared without a trace more than 11 years ago. The discovery of the Beagle 2 lander, hailed by planetary scientists, solves a decade-old mystery as to the fate of this ...
Spacecraft lost 11 years ago seen on MarsDAWN.com
Beagle has landed: Missing spacecraft found on MarsIrish Examiner
Space expert's daughter tells of pride in Mars landingFull-Time Whistle
Gulf Daily News
Tribune-Review
FireEngineering.com
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Los Angeles Times
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has rediscovered a "lost" British spacecraft that disappeared without a trace more than 11 years ago. The discovery of the Beagle 2 lander, hailed by planetary scientists, solves a decade-old mystery as to the fate of this ...
Spacecraft lost 11 years ago seen on Mars
Beagle has landed: Missing spacecraft found on Mars
Space expert's daughter tells of pride in Mars landing
Metro
At Least Two More Planets May Exist Beyond Pluto
Discovery News
A new study suggests that at least two more planets are circling the sun far beyond Pluto's orbit. The analysis is based on calculations of bodies located well past Neptune, regions of space that include the Kuiper Belt, the scattered disk and the Oort cloud.
Mysterious Planet X May Really Lurk Undiscovered in Our Solar System - (full ...Full-Time Whistle
Two unknown planets 'detected in our solar system'Metro
Mysterious Planet X May Really Lurk Undiscovered in Our Solar SystemSpace.com
NBCNews.com
Astronomy Now Online
International Business Times UK
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Discovery News
A new study suggests that at least two more planets are circling the sun far beyond Pluto's orbit. The analysis is based on calculations of bodies located well past Neptune, regions of space that include the Kuiper Belt, the scattered disk and the Oort cloud.
Mysterious Planet X May Really Lurk Undiscovered in Our Solar System - (full ...
Two unknown planets 'detected in our solar system'
Mysterious Planet X May Really Lurk Undiscovered in Our Solar System
The Nation
Brightman's Countdown To Space Station Trip
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British singer Sarah Brightman is set to blast off for 10-day stay on the International Space Station later this year, NASA has announced. The soprano, who starred in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom Of The Opera, will pay $52m (£34m) for a trip on board a ...
Sarah Brightman space training delayedBBC News
Phantom of the Opera Soprano Sarah Brightman Has Started Space TrainingTIME
Going to find a Starship Trooper? Sarah Brightman to begin space training on ...Express.co.uk
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KL.FM 96.7
British singer Sarah Brightman is set to blast off for 10-day stay on the International Space Station later this year, NASA has announced. The soprano, who starred in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom Of The Opera, will pay $52m (£34m) for a trip on board a ...
Sarah Brightman space training delayed
Phantom of the Opera Soprano Sarah Brightman Has Started Space Training
Going to find a Starship Trooper? Sarah Brightman to begin space training on ...
BBC News
Elon Musk: Hyperloop test track planned by entrepreneur
BBC News
An ambitious plan to build a transport system that could theoretically travel at speeds of up to 700 miles per hour has taken a step closer to reality. Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk tweeted he would build a test track for his Hyperloop "most likely in Texas".
Revealed: Elon Musk's Plan to Build a Space InternetBusinessweek
Explosion As SpaceX Rocket Attempts LandingSky News
SpaceX releases video of rocket crash-landing on ocean bargeDaily Mail
The Register
Telegraph.co.uk
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BBC News
An ambitious plan to build a transport system that could theoretically travel at speeds of up to 700 miles per hour has taken a step closer to reality. Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk tweeted he would build a test track for his Hyperloop "most likely in Texas".
Revealed: Elon Musk's Plan to Build a Space Internet
Explosion As SpaceX Rocket Attempts Landing
SpaceX releases video of rocket crash-landing on ocean barge
Full-Time Whistle
Ocean life faces mass extinction, broad study says
Full-Time Whistle
Humans are on the verge of causing the mass extinction of animals in the world's oceans, according to a groundbreaking scientific study published Friday (Jan. 16) in Science magazine. "We may be sitting on a precipice of a major extinction event," study ...
Preserving the OceansNew York Times
Humans Might Cause Sea Life Extinction in Future, Scientists WarnDaily Science Journal
Ocean wildlife in danger of extinction, study findsKABC-TV
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Full-Time Whistle
Humans are on the verge of causing the mass extinction of animals in the world's oceans, according to a groundbreaking scientific study published Friday (Jan. 16) in Science magazine. "We may be sitting on a precipice of a major extinction event," study ...
Preserving the Oceans
Humans Might Cause Sea Life Extinction in Future, Scientists Warn
Ocean wildlife in danger of extinction, study finds
Full-Time Whistle
Anthropocene epoch began with the nuclear age?
Full-Time Whistle
On 16 July 1945 the first atomic-bomb test took place at the US Army testing range at Alamogordo in New Mexico, and with that first historic nuclear explosion a new geological epoch began on Earth, scientists have decided. Editor : David JACKMAN Category ...
Was first nuclear test the start of new human-dominated epoch, the Anthropocene?UC Berkeley
New geological epoch began with testing the atomic bomb, experts claimDaily Mail
Humans Have Been Living in New Epoch for Last 50 YearsNature World News
International Business Times UK
Science Recorder
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Full-Time Whistle
On 16 July 1945 the first atomic-bomb test took place at the US Army testing range at Alamogordo in New Mexico, and with that first historic nuclear explosion a new geological epoch began on Earth, scientists have decided. Editor : David JACKMAN Category ...
Was first nuclear test the start of new human-dominated epoch, the Anthropocene?
New geological epoch began with testing the atomic bomb, experts claim
Humans Have Been Living in New Epoch for Last 50 Years
Iceland Volcano Still Erupting After Five Months
Eagle Radio
Five months after it sparked fears of aviation disruption in Europe, these images show the Bardarbunga volcano in Iceland is continuing to erupt. Sesmic activity from the volcano has continued since August, with small earthquakes occurring daily in the area, ...
Lava rivers flow from Icelanic volancoBrisbane Times
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Eagle Radio
Five months after it sparked fears of aviation disruption in Europe, these images show the Bardarbunga volcano in Iceland is continuing to erupt. Sesmic activity from the volcano has continued since August, with small earthquakes occurring daily in the area, ...
Lava rivers flow from Icelanic volanco
Space Fellowship
Earth-bound exoplanet hunter's eyes blink open
The Register
The European Space Observatory (ESO) is reporting “first light” from the world's latest exoplanet hunter, an Earth-based optical instrument in Chile. The Next Generation Transit Survey (NGTS) at the ESO's Paranal observatory in the north of the country will, ...
The telescopes that could find a new Earth: Planet hunting project starts ...Daily Mail
Earth-bound exoplanet hunter's eyes blink open - (full-timew)Full-Time Whistle
New exoplanet-hunting telescopes achieve first lightAstronomy Magazine
Gizmodo Australia
Astronomy Now Online
Belfast Telegraph
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The Register
The European Space Observatory (ESO) is reporting “first light” from the world's latest exoplanet hunter, an Earth-based optical instrument in Chile. The Next Generation Transit Survey (NGTS) at the ESO's Paranal observatory in the north of the country will, ...
The telescopes that could find a new Earth: Planet hunting project starts ...
Earth-bound exoplanet hunter's eyes blink open - (full-timew)
New exoplanet-hunting telescopes achieve first light
Christian Science Monitor
Huygens' triumphant ten years on Titan
Sen (subscription)
Sen—It was the most distant landing in the Solar System and took 147 minutes to descend to the surface. Once there it beamed 72 minutes of data to Earth before its batteries expired. On Wednesday the European Space Agency's (ESA) Huygens probe ...
Nasa video marks 10 years since Esa's touched down on TitanDaily Mail
Scientists Celebrate Ten Years since Cassini-Huygens Landing on TitanSci-News.com
10 years after Titan landing, the question remains: we will go again?Science Recorder
Astronomy Now Online
Techie News
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Sen (subscription)
Sen—It was the most distant landing in the Solar System and took 147 minutes to descend to the surface. Once there it beamed 72 minutes of data to Earth before its batteries expired. On Wednesday the European Space Agency's (ESA) Huygens probe ...
Nasa video marks 10 years since Esa's touched down on Titan
Scientists Celebrate Ten Years since Cassini-Huygens Landing on Titan
10 years after Titan landing, the question remains: we will go again?
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