South Wales Evening Post
Dolly the Sheep is getting one, so should Swansea Jack have a blue plaque as ...
South Wales Evening Post
IF Dolly the sheep can get a blue plaque - surely Swansea Jack can get one too? This may be your view after hearing that Dolly is to have a blue plaque in her memory in Edinburgh. The plaque will acknowledge her contribution to science as the first mammal ...
Dolly the Sheep immortalized with “unsung hero” of science blue plaqueMarket Business News
Plaque to honour Dolly the sheep, the world's first cloned mammal, to be erected ...Herald Scotland
Dolly woz here: the world's most famous sheep gets a blue plaqueThe Guardian
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South Wales Evening Post
IF Dolly the sheep can get a blue plaque - surely Swansea Jack can get one too? This may be your view after hearing that Dolly is to have a blue plaque in her memory in Edinburgh. The plaque will acknowledge her contribution to science as the first mammal ...
Dolly the Sheep immortalized with “unsung hero” of science blue plaque
Plaque to honour Dolly the sheep, the world's first cloned mammal, to be erected ...
Dolly woz here: the world's most famous sheep gets a blue plaque
Customs Today Newspaper
Snail teeth to be Strongest known natural material
Customs Today Newspaper
NEW YORK: The team of University of Portsmouth showed in a research that a natural material has surpassed the strength of any other known, including spider silk, titanium, and Kevlar. Limpets are vegetarian sea snails that typically reach about five ...
Limpet teeth are so strong they could reinforce boats, airplanes and racing carsMarket Business News
Limpets: Stronger than the rocks they cling toRedbrick
Limpet Tooth Could be an Inspiration for Better Material EngineeringVoice Chronicle
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Customs Today Newspaper
NEW YORK: The team of University of Portsmouth showed in a research that a natural material has surpassed the strength of any other known, including spider silk, titanium, and Kevlar. Limpets are vegetarian sea snails that typically reach about five ...
Limpet teeth are so strong they could reinforce boats, airplanes and racing cars
Limpets: Stronger than the rocks they cling to
Limpet Tooth Could be an Inspiration for Better Material Engineering
New York Times
Length of Lashes Keeps Eyes From Drying, Study Finds
New York Times
Long and luxurious eyelashes have been in fashion at least since Cleopatra. But scientists now suggest that their real function is to help protect eyes from drying out. David Hu at the Georgia Institute of Technology first decided to investigate eyelashes after ...
How fake eyelashes can damage your sightDaily Mail
Biologists lift lid on eyelash mysteryYahoo News UK
Ideal lash length follows one-third ruleABC Online
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New York Times
Long and luxurious eyelashes have been in fashion at least since Cleopatra. But scientists now suggest that their real function is to help protect eyes from drying out. David Hu at the Georgia Institute of Technology first decided to investigate eyelashes after ...
How fake eyelashes can damage your sight
Biologists lift lid on eyelash mystery
Ideal lash length follows one-third rule
Belfast Telegraph
Research into 'Star Wars' hands
Belfast Telegraph
Prosthetic limbs similar to the bionic hand used by Luke Skywalker in Star Wars could soon be a possibility following the launch of a new research project. Also in this Section. Samsung Galaxy S6: company mocks rumours with 'Is This The Next?' page ...
Right now British scientists are making a £1.4m Star Wars-inspired bionic handLondon Loves Business
'Star Wars' fan spends $1200 on tattoosFox 29 Lake Charles
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Belfast Telegraph
Prosthetic limbs similar to the bionic hand used by Luke Skywalker in Star Wars could soon be a possibility following the launch of a new research project. Also in this Section. Samsung Galaxy S6: company mocks rumours with 'Is This The Next?' page ...
Right now British scientists are making a £1.4m Star Wars-inspired bionic hand
'Star Wars' fan spends $1200 on tattoos
New York Times
Don't malign rats for the Black Death - the gerbils were to blame
New Zealand Herald
Who, me? Researchers say gerbils, not rats, may have been to blame for the Black Death in Europe. Photo / Thinkstock. The Black Death has always been bad publicity for rats, with the rodent widely blamed for killing millions of people across Europe by ...
Gerbils, Not Rats, May Have Caused Bubonic Plague, Study FindsABC News
Gerbils, Not Rats Behind Spread of Black DeathDiscovery News
Revisionist history: Gerbils, not rats, may have caused bubonic plague, study saysOCRegister
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The Times (subscription)
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New Zealand Herald
Who, me? Researchers say gerbils, not rats, may have been to blame for the Black Death in Europe. Photo / Thinkstock. The Black Death has always been bad publicity for rats, with the rodent widely blamed for killing millions of people across Europe by ...
Gerbils, Not Rats, May Have Caused Bubonic Plague, Study Finds
Gerbils, Not Rats Behind Spread of Black Death
Revisionist history: Gerbils, not rats, may have caused bubonic plague, study says
FOX43.com
Mission to Mars: Finalist for one-way trip talks to FOX43
FOX43.com
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WPMT & CNN) — Mars One, a group that plans to send humans on a one-way trip to Mars, has announced its final 100 candidates. They have been selected from 200,000 applicants and will go on to further testing later this year, which ...
Mars One plan to colonise red planet unrealistic, says leading supporterThe Guardian
Mars One mission: 'My boyfriend is cool with me going to Mars on a one-way trip'Telegraph.co.uk
Endemol axes plans for reality TV show that would record life of Mars One ...Daily Mail
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FOX43.com
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WPMT & CNN) — Mars One, a group that plans to send humans on a one-way trip to Mars, has announced its final 100 candidates. They have been selected from 200,000 applicants and will go on to further testing later this year, which ...
Mars One plan to colonise red planet unrealistic, says leading supporter
Mars One mission: 'My boyfriend is cool with me going to Mars on a one-way trip'
Endemol axes plans for reality TV show that would record life of Mars One ...
BBC News
US sea level north of New York City 'jumped by 128mm'
BBC News
Sea levels along the northeast coast of the US rose by record levels during 2009-2010, a study has found. Sea levels north of New York City rose by 128mm in two years, according to a report in the journal, Nature Communications. Coastal areas will need to ...
Global warming: sea levels north of New York 'rise by record 128mm'International Business Times UK
Shocking Sea Level Rise Off New York Promises Future FloodsSputnik International
Sea level spiked for two years along northeastern North AmericaR & D Magazine
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Business Insider Australia
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BBC News
Sea levels along the northeast coast of the US rose by record levels during 2009-2010, a study has found. Sea levels north of New York City rose by 128mm in two years, according to a report in the journal, Nature Communications. Coastal areas will need to ...
Global warming: sea levels north of New York 'rise by record 128mm'
Shocking Sea Level Rise Off New York Promises Future Floods
Sea level spiked for two years along northeastern North America
Reuters
Chockablock with crocs: Seven species rocked ancient Amazon basin
Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If one croc is reason enough to stay out of the water, how about dipping your toes in a place with seven different croc species including two 26-foot (8-meter) monsters, all living side by side eating just about anything that moves?
Creatures that ruled the Earth 13 million years ago were crocodilesMirror.co.uk
Peru was a crocodile paradise before the Amazon River went and ruined itWashington Post
Chock Full of Crocs! 7 Fossil Species Found in Peruvian AmazonNBCNews.com
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Reuters
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - If one croc is reason enough to stay out of the water, how about dipping your toes in a place with seven different croc species including two 26-foot (8-meter) monsters, all living side by side eating just about anything that moves?
Creatures that ruled the Earth 13 million years ago were crocodiles
Peru was a crocodile paradise before the Amazon River went and ruined it
Chock Full of Crocs! 7 Fossil Species Found in Peruvian Amazon
Headlines & Global News
Mysterious Craters in Siberia Caused by Exploding Methane Gas and Climate ...
Headlines & Global News
Some of the craters, or funnels as scientists call them, are massive and surrounded by smaller holes. (Photo : Vasily Bogoyavlensky). Four new craters have been discovered in northern Russia and some fear that global warming is causing gas eruptions from ...
20 'baby' craters appear near giant hole-turned-lake in SiberiaRT
Giant craters continue to appear mysteriously in SiberiaChristian Science Monitor
Mysterious new craters in Siberia baffle scientistsThe Week Magazine
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Headlines & Global News
Some of the craters, or funnels as scientists call them, are massive and surrounded by smaller holes. (Photo : Vasily Bogoyavlensky). Four new craters have been discovered in northern Russia and some fear that global warming is causing gas eruptions from ...
20 'baby' craters appear near giant hole-turned-lake in Siberia
Giant craters continue to appear mysteriously in Siberia
Mysterious new craters in Siberia baffle scientists
The Guardian
India's tiger success story may be based on inaccurate census, says study
The Guardian
Statistical model used by India is a poor way to accurately predict tiger numbers, says Oxford study. Photograph: UB Photos/Barcroft India. Adam Vaughan. Tuesday 24 February 2015 11.36 EST Last modified on Tuesday 24 February 2015 12.40 EST.
Leap in Indian tiger numbers questioned by new researchTelegraph.co.uk
Indian tiger triumph may be based on shoddy science, study saysThe Independent
Tiger numbers could be a result of methodological mistake: ScientistsEconomic Times
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The Guardian
Statistical model used by India is a poor way to accurately predict tiger numbers, says Oxford study. Photograph: UB Photos/Barcroft India. Adam Vaughan. Tuesday 24 February 2015 11.36 EST Last modified on Tuesday 24 February 2015 12.40 EST.
Leap in Indian tiger numbers questioned by new research
Indian tiger triumph may be based on shoddy science, study says
Tiger numbers could be a result of methodological mistake: Scientists
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