uk-hotdailynews: 2015-07-07 U.K. Science

Philae may be sitting on comet teeming with alien life
Irish Independent
Philae made history last November after detaching from its Rosetta mothership and bouncing down on to Open Gallery 1 Philae made history last November after detaching from its Rosetta mothership and bouncing down on to the surface of the comet.
Comet may host alien 'life', say astronomers   DAWN.com
Comet explorer may be sitting on alien life   Irish Examiner
'Philae's comet could be home to alien life'   Times of India
Christian Science Monitor
TIME
Times LIVE
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NBCNews.com

A fleet of 'robocabs' could dramatically slash vehicle emissions, study suggests
Concord Monitor
Whenever we hear the latest buzz about driverless vehicles - like the ones currently in development by Google - one of the first benefits brought up is safety. The gist is that the vast majority of car accidents are the result of human error, and ...
All hail robo-taxis? More efficient driverless cabs could cut emissions   CBS News
Researchers Assert Cost-Effective and 'Greener' Future Trips with Self-Driving ...   NYC Today
Electric robot-driven cars could be here sooner than we think   Business Insider Australia
National Geographic
The Independent
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BBC News

'More hot summers' for parts of UK
BBC News
Scorching summers such as the one in 2003 look set to become more common in England and Wales, a study suggests. And devastating rains such as in Britain's worst winter in 2013-14 may be less likely in the decades ahead. Work by the Met Office has ...

What is the UK weather going to be like in 2100?   BT.com

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Mirror.co.uk

Astronomers uncover 'supermassive' black holes
Irish Independent
Five monster black holes that were previously hidden by dust and gas have been uncovered by astronomers. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The British-led discovery suggests there may be millions more ...

'Supermassive' black holes discovered   NEWS.com.au
Five 'Supermassive' Black Holes Discovered   Sky News

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Daily Mail

Squirrels have shown scientists they really know how to 'use their nuts' when ...
Herald
Squirrels have shown scientists they really know how to 'use their nuts' when searching for food. 07 July 2015 03:00 AM. A group of five grey squirrels surprised researchers with the speed at which they solved a puzzle involving hidden hazelnuts.
Squirrels: Invasive Rodent Species Is Remarkably Intelligent   Science World Report
Study shows grey squirrels are quick learners   Phys.Org
Squirrels demonstrate speedy learning in nuts test   Scotsman
BT.com
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ANINEWS

What bees can teach us about one of the biggest debates in conservation
Vox
If you ask most experts why we should worry about all those honeybees and wild bees that are famously dying off, they'll often give a simple answer: because bees pollinate so many of our crops. Without bees flitting from flower to flower, spreading ...
'Bee soup' could save under threat species   Western Morning News
Why Bees Matter so Much to Humans   One Green Planet
Why crushing bees into soup could actually help them   Grist
Financial Express
Business Standard
Irish Independent
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New Historian

13th Century Mummy Found in Siberia
New Historian
What is possibly the mummy of a child or teenager wrapped in birch bark has been found at a dig in Yamal, eastern Siberia, and dated to around the twelfth or thirteenth century, the Siberian Times reports. This is not the first mummy found by ...

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