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Earth 2.0! NASA scientists discover our planet's closest twin
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Astronomers hunting for another Earth have found the closest match yet, a potentially rocky planet circling its star at the same distance as our home orbits the Sun, NASA said Thursday. Named Kepler 452b, the planet is about 60 percent larger than Earth.
Is Kepler-452b an Earth twin? More like a bigger, older cousinLos Angeles Times
Kepler 452b: What to know about this newly-found, maybe Earth-like worldMashable
Earth 2.0 discovered by NASA's powerful Kepler telescopeIndia Today
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Astronomers hunting for another Earth have found the closest match yet, a potentially rocky planet circling its star at the same distance as our home orbits the Sun, NASA said Thursday. Named Kepler 452b, the planet is about 60 percent larger than Earth.
Is Kepler-452b an Earth twin? More like a bigger, older cousin
Kepler 452b: What to know about this newly-found, maybe Earth-like world
Earth 2.0 discovered by NASA's powerful Kepler telescope
Techie News
Arctic sea ice regained a third of its volume in 2013, CryoSat measurements show
Techie News
An unusually cold summer of 2013 has helped the Arctic sea ice to cover a lot of ground and according to measurements by ESA's CryoSat satellite the ice cover has increased by a third as compared to 2012 levels. The findings are a results of ...
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An unusually cold summer of 2013 has helped the Arctic sea ice to cover a lot of ground and according to measurements by ESA's CryoSat satellite the ice cover has increased by a third as compared to 2012 levels. The findings are a results of ...
Christian Science Monitor
Global warming is messing with the accuracy of radiocarbon dating
Christian Science Monitor
A new study suggests that climate change is having a profound effect on the way scientists calculate the date of old objects. By Beatrice Gitau, Staff July 23, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. A reconstructed Neanderthal skeleton, right, and a modern ...
Study: May be less accurate, less reliable Carbon Dating MethodThe Market Business
Fossil Fuel Emissions may prove problematic to radiocarbon datingNYC Today
Radiocarbon Dating Could Face Serious Climate Change ImplicationsPioneer News
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Christian Science Monitor
A new study suggests that climate change is having a profound effect on the way scientists calculate the date of old objects. By Beatrice Gitau, Staff July 23, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. A reconstructed Neanderthal skeleton, right, and a modern ...
Study: May be less accurate, less reliable Carbon Dating Method
Fossil Fuel Emissions may prove problematic to radiocarbon dating
Radiocarbon Dating Could Face Serious Climate Change Implications
The Register
AI finally understands primitive sketches – aka marketing presentations
The Register
Artificial intelligence scientists have developed a neural-network that understands incomprehensible scrawled drawings of the sort created by children, marketing departments, architects, design creatives, and so on. The academic developers of the ...
Software beats humans at identifying subject of sketchesTechie News
This computer identifies dreadful drawings what you can'tThe Market Business
New Computer Program Recognizes Sketches Better Than HumansScience World Report
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The Register
Artificial intelligence scientists have developed a neural-network that understands incomprehensible scrawled drawings of the sort created by children, marketing departments, architects, design creatives, and so on. The academic developers of the ...
Software beats humans at identifying subject of sketches
This computer identifies dreadful drawings what you can't
New Computer Program Recognizes Sketches Better Than Humans
Metro
Plans for world's largest swimming pool, with depths of 164ft, to open in Essex
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The University of Essex has begun discussions about opening the world's largest – and deepest – swimming pool – in Colchester. The pool, measuring 164ft (50 metres) long and 164ft deep, would simulate both outer space and deep sea environments, ...
University Of Essex plans to build swimming pool to recreate 'outer space ...BT.com
World's deepest 'space' pool planned for Essex universityBBC News
World's largest swimming pool with 160ft depth to be built in EssexDaily Mail
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The University of Essex has begun discussions about opening the world's largest – and deepest – swimming pool – in Colchester. The pool, measuring 164ft (50 metres) long and 164ft deep, would simulate both outer space and deep sea environments, ...
University Of Essex plans to build swimming pool to recreate 'outer space ...
World's deepest 'space' pool planned for Essex university
World's largest swimming pool with 160ft depth to be built in Essex
BBC News
Four-legged snake ancestor 'dug burrows'
BBC News
A 113-million-year-old fossil from Brazil is the first four-legged snake that scientists have ever seen. Several other fossil snakes have have been found with hind limbs, but the new find is estimated to be a direct ancestor of modern snakes. Its ...
Snake fossil with four legs just wants a hugCNET
Fossil of a four-legged snake found in BrazilThe News International
Scientists Find 4-Legged Snake FossilHuffington Post
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BBC News
A 113-million-year-old fossil from Brazil is the first four-legged snake that scientists have ever seen. Several other fossil snakes have have been found with hind limbs, but the new find is estimated to be a direct ancestor of modern snakes. Its ...
Snake fossil with four legs just wants a hug
Fossil of a four-legged snake found in Brazil
Scientists Find 4-Legged Snake Fossil
CBS News
Did climate change kill the woolly mammoth?
CBS News
It was long thought that hunting by humans was the driving force behind the demise of mammoths, giant sloths and other massive mammals that roamed the Earth tens of thousand of years ago. But a new study published Thursday in Science concludes that ...
Mighty Mammoths Fell Prey to Rapidly Warming EarthLive Science
Abrupt climate change may have doomed mammoths and other megafauna, scientists ...Washington Post
Mammoths were killed by global warmingScotsman
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CBS News
It was long thought that hunting by humans was the driving force behind the demise of mammoths, giant sloths and other massive mammals that roamed the Earth tens of thousand of years ago. But a new study published Thursday in Science concludes that ...
Mighty Mammoths Fell Prey to Rapidly Warming Earth
Abrupt climate change may have doomed mammoths and other megafauna, scientists ...
Mammoths were killed by global warming
People Magazine
Believe It or Not: This Amazing Tree Grows 40 Different Kinds of Fruit
People Magazine
In a video that profiling artist and Syracuse University professor Sam Van Aken, viewers are introduced to his extremely interesting hobby. The four-minute National Geographic feature shows Aken using his “chip grafting” method, which involves slicing ...
The tree that can bear 40 different types of fruit is entering harvest seasonTimes of India
How this Tree Growing 40 Different Fruits at Once Was Madeio9
Tree of 40 fruitPPP Focus.com
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People Magazine
In a video that profiling artist and Syracuse University professor Sam Van Aken, viewers are introduced to his extremely interesting hobby. The four-minute National Geographic feature shows Aken using his “chip grafting” method, which involves slicing ...
The tree that can bear 40 different types of fruit is entering harvest season
How this Tree Growing 40 Different Fruits at Once Was Made
Tree of 40 fruit
Phys.Org
Physicists find surprising 'liquid-like' particle interactions in Large Hadron ...
Phys.Org
Three years ago, Rice physicists and their colleagues on the Large Hadron Collider's (LHC's) Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment stumbled on an unexpected phenomenon. Physicists smashed protons into lead nuclei at nearly the speed of light, ...
Welcome back, LHCThe Daily Star
The Economist explains How atom-smashers make and discover new particlesThe Economist (blog)
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Phys.Org
Three years ago, Rice physicists and their colleagues on the Large Hadron Collider's (LHC's) Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment stumbled on an unexpected phenomenon. Physicists smashed protons into lead nuclei at nearly the speed of light, ...
Welcome back, LHC
The Economist explains How atom-smashers make and discover new particles
Large Hadron Collider Exhibition Coming To Edinburgh
R & D Magazine
Scalable Arrays of "Building Blocks" Create Ultrathin Electronics
Controlled Environments Magazine
Complex, scalable arrays of semiconductor heterojunctions—promising building blocks for future electronics—were formed within a two-dimensional crystalline monolayer of molybdenum deselenide by converting lithographically exposed regions to ...
ORNL Researchers Make Scalable Arrays Of 'Building Blocks' For Ultrathin ...Photonics Online
Researchers produce 'building blocks' for ultrathin electronicsNew Electronics
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Controlled Environments Magazine
Complex, scalable arrays of semiconductor heterojunctions—promising building blocks for future electronics—were formed within a two-dimensional crystalline monolayer of molybdenum deselenide by converting lithographically exposed regions to ...
ORNL Researchers Make Scalable Arrays Of 'Building Blocks' For Ultrathin ...
Researchers produce 'building blocks' for ultrathin electronics
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