Huffington Post UK
Second thoughts: is a tiny addition in time too much?
DAWN.com
The answer: At 2359 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) on June 30, when the world will experience a minute that will last 61 seconds. The reason for the weird event is something called the leap second. That's when timekeepers adjust high-precision clocks so ...
A minute to last 61 secs, plan your extra moment on June 30Hindustan Times
World gets a 61-second minuteNEWS.com.au
U.N. to Consider Whether to Cut Earth Time Loose from Greenwich Mean TimeHPPR
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DAWN.com
The answer: At 2359 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) on June 30, when the world will experience a minute that will last 61 seconds. The reason for the weird event is something called the leap second. That's when timekeepers adjust high-precision clocks so ...
A minute to last 61 secs, plan your extra moment on June 30
World gets a 61-second minute
U.N. to Consider Whether to Cut Earth Time Loose from Greenwich Mean Time
The Nation
Hot, dry climate long kept dinosaurs out of tropics
The Nation
An unpredictable, yet scorching and dry climate kept large, grass-eating dinosaurs out of the tropics for some 30 million years after they first appeared on Earth, a study out Monday found. It has been a longstanding mystery: why did long-necked dinosaurs ...
Study Links Untenable Levels of CO2 near the Equator during Triassic to ...West Texas News
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The Nation
An unpredictable, yet scorching and dry climate kept large, grass-eating dinosaurs out of the tropics for some 30 million years after they first appeared on Earth, a study out Monday found. It has been a longstanding mystery: why did long-necked dinosaurs ...
Study Links Untenable Levels of CO2 near the Equator during Triassic to ...
Climate change kept herbivorous dinosaurs away from tropics
Equatorial Dino Mystery Solved
Forbes
Good Scientists Should Publicly Criticize Tim Hunt's Claims
Forbes
The vigorous reactions to remarks by biochemist Tim Hunt about women in science on social media and elsewhere are being cast as “internet shaming.” That's a mistake. The reactions are, in fact, exactly part of the way scientists engage with each other to ...
Brian Cox criticises 'disproportionate' reaction to Tim Hunt's commentsThe Guardian
Brian Cox attacks 'social media' that forced Nobel scientist Tim Hunt to quitDaily Mail
Calling Tim Hunt Sexist Won't Help Women in ScienceTIME
The Times (subscription)
Daily Beast
Telegraph.co.uk
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Forbes
The vigorous reactions to remarks by biochemist Tim Hunt about women in science on social media and elsewhere are being cast as “internet shaming.” That's a mistake. The reactions are, in fact, exactly part of the way scientists engage with each other to ...
Brian Cox criticises 'disproportionate' reaction to Tim Hunt's comments
Brian Cox attacks 'social media' that forced Nobel scientist Tim Hunt to quit
Calling Tim Hunt Sexist Won't Help Women in Science
Irish Independent
Thousands of people refusing to leave their homes as volcano poised to erupt
Irish Independent
Residents ride on a motorcycle as Mount Sinabung volcano erupts in Karo Regency, Indonesia's North Open Gallery 6 Residents ride on a motorcycle as Mount Sinabung volcano erupts in Karo Regency, Indonesia's North Sumatra province, June 16, 2015, ...
More than 10000 flee erupting Indonesian volcanoAsiaOne
10000 Indonesians flee Mt Sinabung eruptionStuff.co.nz
Thousands flee as volcano erupts in IndonesiaRTE.ie
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Irish Independent
Residents ride on a motorcycle as Mount Sinabung volcano erupts in Karo Regency, Indonesia's North Open Gallery 6 Residents ride on a motorcycle as Mount Sinabung volcano erupts in Karo Regency, Indonesia's North Sumatra province, June 16, 2015, ...
More than 10000 flee erupting Indonesian volcano
10000 Indonesians flee Mt Sinabung eruption
Thousands flee as volcano erupts in Indonesia
RT
Bioengineers invent engine powered by water vapor, artificial muscles
RT
Bioengineers have invented the world's first engine that runs on energy created from the process of natural water evaporation at room temperature, by utilizing cleverly engineered artificial muscles. The small device, created by researchers at Columbia ...
New Technology Captures Evaporation Energy by Employing Bacterial SporesUncover Michigan
'Evaporation Engine' Propels Tiny Car With Power of Water VaporNBCNews.com
This engine uses nothing but water and bacteria to power small devicesWashington Post
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Daily Mail
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RT
Bioengineers have invented the world's first engine that runs on energy created from the process of natural water evaporation at room temperature, by utilizing cleverly engineered artificial muscles. The small device, created by researchers at Columbia ...
New Technology Captures Evaporation Energy by Employing Bacterial Spores
'Evaporation Engine' Propels Tiny Car With Power of Water Vapor
This engine uses nothing but water and bacteria to power small devices
BBC News
Protect more bee species to safeguard crops, say scientists
BBC News
Almost 80% of crop pollination by wild bees is provided by just 2% of the most common species, say scientists. In the UK, a small number of bees are vital for crops such as oilseed rape, apples and strawberries, according to the University of Reading team.
Bees contribute more to British economy than Royal FamilyTelegraph.co.uk
Just two percent of wild bee species pollinate at least 80 percent of cropsMashable
Tiny number of bees account for most crop pollination - studyReuters
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BBC News
Almost 80% of crop pollination by wild bees is provided by just 2% of the most common species, say scientists. In the UK, a small number of bees are vital for crops such as oilseed rape, apples and strawberries, according to the University of Reading team.
Bees contribute more to British economy than Royal Family
Just two percent of wild bee species pollinate at least 80 percent of crops
Tiny number of bees account for most crop pollination - study
CBS News
Pac-Man ghost octopus could be named Opisthoteuthis adorabilis
CBS News
It looks like a ghost in the Pac-Man video game, has been compared to a Pokemon creature and served as the inspiration for the character Pearl in "Finding Nemo." But the oddly adorable octopus that scientists have taken to calling the flapjack still doesn't ...
An octopus so cute you might call it 'Adorabilis'Atlanta Journal Constitution
This Pokemon-like octopus is so cute scientists want to call him AdorabilisMetro
Scientists Discover "Pac-Man Ghost Octopus"WFMY News 2
The Week Magazine
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CBS News
It looks like a ghost in the Pac-Man video game, has been compared to a Pokemon creature and served as the inspiration for the character Pearl in "Finding Nemo." But the oddly adorable octopus that scientists have taken to calling the flapjack still doesn't ...
An octopus so cute you might call it 'Adorabilis'
This Pokemon-like octopus is so cute scientists want to call him Adorabilis
Scientists Discover "Pac-Man Ghost Octopus"
The Globe and Mail
UrtheCast to launch online video feed of Earth from ISS
The Globe and Mail
Get ready for the ultimate reality show: It's the whole world, all the time, in high definition and in colour. UrtheCast Corp., a Vancouver-based company that has staked out the high ground – literally – in its bid to open up the Earth observation industry, says it is ...
6/16: Deaths, injuries in California balcony collapse; Space photography 101 ...CBS News
Astronauts cook space-burgers in high resolution on the International Space ...Telegraph.co.uk
Watch NASA's mesmerizing 4K Ultra HD footage of life in spaceRT
Belfast Telegraph
Mashable
Boing Boing
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The Globe and Mail
Get ready for the ultimate reality show: It's the whole world, all the time, in high definition and in colour. UrtheCast Corp., a Vancouver-based company that has staked out the high ground – literally – in its bid to open up the Earth observation industry, says it is ...
6/16: Deaths, injuries in California balcony collapse; Space photography 101 ...
Astronauts cook space-burgers in high resolution on the International Space ...
Watch NASA's mesmerizing 4K Ultra HD footage of life in space
National Geographic
World's thinnest bulb created from graphene
Times of India
WASHINGTON: Researchers have created the world's thinnest light bulb using graphene, an atomically thin and perfectly crystalline form of carbon, as a filament. Led by Young Duck Kim, a postdoctoral research scientist in James Hone's group at Columbia ...
A Sheet Of Graphene Is The World's Thinnest LightbulbGizmodo Australia
Scientists Develop World's Smallest Light Bulb Using GrapheneWall Street Journal
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Times of India
WASHINGTON: Researchers have created the world's thinnest light bulb using graphene, an atomically thin and perfectly crystalline form of carbon, as a filament. Led by Young Duck Kim, a postdoctoral research scientist in James Hone's group at Columbia ...
A Sheet Of Graphene Is The World's Thinnest Lightbulb
Scientists Develop World's Smallest Light Bulb Using Graphene
This is the world's thinnest light bulb, and it's just one atom thick
TIME
The Mystery of Saturn's Earth-Sized Cyclone, Explained
TIME
There's one big difference between Earth and Saturn—OK, there are a lot of big differences between Earth and Saturn, including size, chemistry, temperature, distance from the sun and number of moons (one for Earth, up to 62 for Saturn). But the difference ...
Even small thunderstorms can cause huge polar cyclones on SaturnZee News
Gigantic Saturn Cyclones attributed to Multiple Small ThunderstormsUncover Michigan
NASA's Cassini makes final approach to fly-by Saturn's moon DioneDaily News & Analysis
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TIME
There's one big difference between Earth and Saturn—OK, there are a lot of big differences between Earth and Saturn, including size, chemistry, temperature, distance from the sun and number of moons (one for Earth, up to 62 for Saturn). But the difference ...
Even small thunderstorms can cause huge polar cyclones on Saturn
Gigantic Saturn Cyclones attributed to Multiple Small Thunderstorms
NASA's Cassini makes final approach to fly-by Saturn's moon Dione
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