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Dazzling shots of the 2015 Perseid meteor shower (pictures)
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Often regarded as the best meteor shower of the year, the Perseids have been especially spectacular thanks to a mostly absent moon. Read Less. Perseids show off in 2015. A Perseid meteor sneaks past illuminated windmills near Gemuend, Germany.
17 Spectacular Photos Of This Year's Perseid Meteor ShowerGizmodo Australia
Photos: Perseid meteor shower blazes across sky in brilliant cosmic showThe San Diego Union-Tribune
Shooting stars show lights up Northants skiesNorthampton Herald and Post
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Often regarded as the best meteor shower of the year, the Perseids have been especially spectacular thanks to a mostly absent moon. Read Less. Perseids show off in 2015. A Perseid meteor sneaks past illuminated windmills near Gemuend, Germany.
17 Spectacular Photos Of This Year's Perseid Meteor Shower
Photos: Perseid meteor shower blazes across sky in brilliant cosmic show
Shooting stars show lights up Northants skies
NBCNews.com
Astronomers photograph a baby Jupiter in another solar system
Financial Express
Astronomers have taken a photograph of a baby planet beyond the solar system that may reveal clues as to how planets such as Jupiter are formed and influence their planetary siblings, a study released on Thursday shows. By: Reuters | August 14, 2015 ...
'Young Jupiter' discovered by astronomers: Planet 96 light years from Earth ...Daily Mail
Jupiter assembling: planet 96 light years away hints at how gas giants formThe Guardian
Jupiter's methane-shrouded cousin spotted around distant starLos Angeles Times
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Financial Express
Astronomers have taken a photograph of a baby planet beyond the solar system that may reveal clues as to how planets such as Jupiter are formed and influence their planetary siblings, a study released on Thursday shows. By: Reuters | August 14, 2015 ...
'Young Jupiter' discovered by astronomers: Planet 96 light years from Earth ...
Jupiter assembling: planet 96 light years away hints at how gas giants form
Jupiter's methane-shrouded cousin spotted around distant star
The Guardian
Air pollution in China is killing 4000 people every day, a new study finds
The Guardian
Smoke rising from a chimney of a steel plant in Fengnan, Hebei province. Air pollution is reportedly killing about 4,000 people a day in China. Photograph: Petar Kujundzic/REUTERS. Associated Press in Washington. Thursday 13 August 2015 21.24 EDT.
Polluted air in China tied to 1.6m deaths a yearTODAYonline
Study Finds Pollution in China Causes 1.6 Million Deaths a YearTIME
Study Links Polluted Air in China to 1.6 Million Deaths a YearNew York Times
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The Guardian
Smoke rising from a chimney of a steel plant in Fengnan, Hebei province. Air pollution is reportedly killing about 4,000 people a day in China. Photograph: Petar Kujundzic/REUTERS. Associated Press in Washington. Thursday 13 August 2015 21.24 EDT.
Polluted air in China tied to 1.6m deaths a year
Study Finds Pollution in China Causes 1.6 Million Deaths a Year
Study Links Polluted Air in China to 1.6 Million Deaths a Year
The Guardian
Severe “food shocks” more likely due to extreme weather, experts warn
Financial Express
Extreme weather such as intense storms, droughts and heatwaves will cause more frequent and severe food shortages as the global climate and food supply systems change, British and American experts warned on Friday. By: Harish Dugh | August 14, 2015 ...
Severe 'food shocks' more likely due to extreme weather, experts warnSTLtoday.com
US; UK vulnerable to 'food shocks' brought on by climate changeNature World Report
Climate change leading to more food production 'shocks', report warnsBT.com
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Financial Express
Extreme weather such as intense storms, droughts and heatwaves will cause more frequent and severe food shortages as the global climate and food supply systems change, British and American experts warned on Friday. By: Harish Dugh | August 14, 2015 ...
Severe 'food shocks' more likely due to extreme weather, experts warn
US; UK vulnerable to 'food shocks' brought on by climate change
Climate change leading to more food production 'shocks', report warns
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Deadliest Predator: Humans Wiped Out Ancient Mammals, Study Finds
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A decades-old scholarly dispute over what killed off huge ancient animals like mammoths and giant armadillos may have finally been settled, and the answer isn't surprising. Some scientists argued that climate change caused these "megafauna" to die out, ...
Humans wiped out the mammoth and other prehistoric giants say researchersMirror.co.uk
It WAS humans who killed off mammoths: Spread of mankind coincides with ...Daily Mail
Demise of ancient giant beasts mainly caused by humans: UK scientistsXinhua
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A decades-old scholarly dispute over what killed off huge ancient animals like mammoths and giant armadillos may have finally been settled, and the answer isn't surprising. Some scientists argued that climate change caused these "megafauna" to die out, ...
Humans wiped out the mammoth and other prehistoric giants say researchers
It WAS humans who killed off mammoths: Spread of mankind coincides with ...
Demise of ancient giant beasts mainly caused by humans: UK scientists
Metro
Carol Vorderman is heading to space after landing job with NASA
Metro
Carol Vorderman is taking on space, the final frontier. And we don't mean she's joining the USS Enterprise. Instead, she's got a swanky new job on the Challenger Center for Space Science Education's board of directors. The maths whizz and former ...
Carol Vorderman excited to join NASAMaine News Online
Carol Vorderman joins NASAPerfScience
Carol Vorderman is set for an educational space adventureHerald
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Carol Vorderman is taking on space, the final frontier. And we don't mean she's joining the USS Enterprise. Instead, she's got a swanky new job on the Challenger Center for Space Science Education's board of directors. The maths whizz and former ...
Carol Vorderman excited to join NASA
Carol Vorderman joins NASA
Carol Vorderman is set for an educational space adventure
The National
New planet could be named after famous Scottish Munro
The National
A FAMOUS Scottish Munro could soon be represented among the stars after being shortlisted in an international astronomical competition to find a name for a distant planet. The Schiehallion peak in Perthshire has been suggested as the new name for the ...
Here Are All the Planets You Can Now Vote to Name OnlineGizmodo
Here's Your First Opportunity to Officially Name an Alien Planet - IGN NewsPress Release Rocket
Public asked to name planets for first time in historyTelegraph.co.uk
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The National
A FAMOUS Scottish Munro could soon be represented among the stars after being shortlisted in an international astronomical competition to find a name for a distant planet. The Schiehallion peak in Perthshire has been suggested as the new name for the ...
Here Are All the Planets You Can Now Vote to Name Online
Here's Your First Opportunity to Officially Name an Alien Planet - IGN News
Public asked to name planets for first time in history
Telegraph.co.uk
Rosetta films first images of comet as it passes close to sun
Telegraph.co.uk
Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko passed 115 million miles from the sun on Thursday morning - the closest it gets during its orbit. The heat caused the comet's surface to spew jets of gas and dust, the matter which form its distinctive tail. Images taken ...
Rosetta hits `milestone` in comet`s run past SunZee News
Rosetta captures images of jet-blasting cometThe Guardian
Rosetta comet makes its closest approach to the sunCBS News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko passed 115 million miles from the sun on Thursday morning - the closest it gets during its orbit. The heat caused the comet's surface to spew jets of gas and dust, the matter which form its distinctive tail. Images taken ...
Rosetta hits `milestone` in comet`s run past Sun
Rosetta captures images of jet-blasting comet
Rosetta comet makes its closest approach to the sun
Computerworld
Are we safe from self-aware robots?
Computerworld
End-of-mankind predictions about artificial intelligence, which have issued from some of today's most impressive human intellects, including Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Steve Wozniak and other notables, have generally sounded overly ...
Robot Successfully Evolves By Building Its Own “Children”Junior College
Mother Robot Creates Baby BotsScience Times
Robots have learned how to mimic natural selectionFortune
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Science Recorder
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End-of-mankind predictions about artificial intelligence, which have issued from some of today's most impressive human intellects, including Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Steve Wozniak and other notables, have generally sounded overly ...
Robot Successfully Evolves By Building Its Own “Children”
Mother Robot Creates Baby Bots
Robots have learned how to mimic natural selection
BBC News
Media caption Meridian line 'inaccuracy' explained
BBC News
Researchers have revealed how the Prime Meridian line came to be placed about 100 metres away from the true divide between east and west. It was worked out in the 1980s using GPS technology that the famous landmark at Greenwich was in the wrong ...
After 131 years it turns out the Greenwich Meridian Line is in the WRONG placeMirror.co.uk
Prime Meridian of the World's exact location of 0 degrees longitude is out by 100mDaily Mail
Greenwich Meridian line is actually 334 ft east...near a rubbish binTelegraph.co.uk
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BBC News
Researchers have revealed how the Prime Meridian line came to be placed about 100 metres away from the true divide between east and west. It was worked out in the 1980s using GPS technology that the famous landmark at Greenwich was in the wrong ...
After 131 years it turns out the Greenwich Meridian Line is in the WRONG place
Prime Meridian of the World's exact location of 0 degrees longitude is out by 100m
Greenwich Meridian line is actually 334 ft east...near a rubbish bin
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