USA TODAY
Wanted: Astronauts. Got the right stuff?
USA TODAY
CAPE CANAVERAL — If you stand between 62 and 75 inches tall, have a military, science or technical background and dream of going to Mars, you might have the right stuff to be a NASA astronaut. NASA on Wednesday announced it will begin recruiting a ...
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USA TODAY
CAPE CANAVERAL — If you stand between 62 and 75 inches tall, have a military, science or technical background and dream of going to Mars, you might have the right stuff to be a NASA astronaut. NASA on Wednesday announced it will begin recruiting a ...
NASA is hiring astronauts
Calling all wannabe astronauts. NASA's hiring for first time in 4 years (+video)
NASA is accepting applications from aspiring astronauts
The Weather Space
Will We See an Aurora Tonight?
The Weather Space
The Met Office has said the Northern Lights could dazzle over Britain tonight - just a month after the last sighting of the incredible natural phenomenon over the UK. This has prompted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to ...
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The Weather Space
The Met Office has said the Northern Lights could dazzle over Britain tonight - just a month after the last sighting of the incredible natural phenomenon over the UK. This has prompted the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to ...
Wall Street Journal
Poorer Nations' Demand for Climate-Change Aid Weighs on Paris Talks
Wall Street Journal
Poorer nations' demand that wealthier countries help bankroll their transition to cleaner energy has emerged as the biggest obstacle for world leaders seeking to reach an agreement on emissions at a summit that begins this month. World leaders arrive ...
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Wall Street Journal
Poorer nations' demand that wealthier countries help bankroll their transition to cleaner energy has emerged as the biggest obstacle for world leaders seeking to reach an agreement on emissions at a summit that begins this month. World leaders arrive ...
International negotiations aren't the main game in the climate change fight ...
UN chief calls on member states to increase ambition ahead of climate conference
California revs up for Paris climate change summit
Daily Mail
Diamonds form in a simple chemical reaction 120 miles underground
Daily Mail
They may be considered a girl's best friend, treasured as a symbol of enduring love and wealth, but diamonds may not be as rare as you think. US researchers say the formation of microscopic diamonds deep underground may be more common than ...
Earth is Richer in Diamonds than ThoughtThe Independent
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Daily Mail
They may be considered a girl's best friend, treasured as a symbol of enduring love and wealth, but diamonds may not be as rare as you think. US researchers say the formation of microscopic diamonds deep underground may be more common than ...
Earth is Richer in Diamonds than Thought
Diamonds may actually be really common
Diamonds May Be Common, Deep in the Earth
IBNLive
Startling trick turns jellyfish into super swimmers
Futurity: Research News
Millions of years ago, jellyfish were already swimming the oceans with the same pulsing motions that use today. Now researchers have discovered a startling truth about how jellyfish and lampreys, another ancient species that undulate like eels, move ...
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Futurity: Research News
Millions of years ago, jellyfish were already swimming the oceans with the same pulsing motions that use today. Now researchers have discovered a startling truth about how jellyfish and lampreys, another ancient species that undulate like eels, move ...
Jellyfish and Lampreys Reveal Swimming Secret for Better Submarines
Jellyfish and Lampreys Use a Surprising Trick to Swim in Waters
Jellyfish, lampreys are using this freakish trick
The Nation
Allosaurus had monstrously gaping jaws
The Nation
A new study analyzing dinosaur jaw musculature found that this fearsome hunter that prowled North America about 150 mllion years ago was able to crank open its jaws between 79 and 92 degrees, wider than a right angle. With a skull length of about 3 ...
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The Nation
A new study analyzing dinosaur jaw musculature found that this fearsome hunter that prowled North America about 150 mllion years ago was able to crank open its jaws between 79 and 92 degrees, wider than a right angle. With a skull length of about 3 ...
Dinosaurs Bite Preys with Mouth Opened 90 Degrees Wide
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Allosaurus's Jaw Gape Angle Was Larger than That of Tyrannosaurus Rex: Study
Daily Mail
Scientists are a step closer to finding out where the antimatter went
Daily Mail
But today, the universe is made up mostly of ordinary matter with almost no antimatter to be found. This lack of antimatter is one of the biggest mysteries of the cosmos. Now researchers say they are one step closer solving the problem, after measuring ...
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Daily Mail
But today, the universe is made up mostly of ordinary matter with almost no antimatter to be found. This lack of antimatter is one of the biggest mysteries of the cosmos. Now researchers say they are one step closer solving the problem, after measuring ...
Strong forces make antimatter stick
Physicists Probe Antimatter For Clues To How It All Began
Physicists Measure Force for First Time that Holds Antimatter Together
NY City News
Skull-shaped Asteroid trekked by Earth on October 31 zooms by at 22-miles per ...
NY City News
On Saturday, October 31, an asteroid zipped past Earth. It revealed something, which some considered has a spooky similarity to the skull of human beings or jack-o-lantern. Verge reported that NASA has collected some detailed pictures of the space ...
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NY City News
On Saturday, October 31, an asteroid zipped past Earth. It revealed something, which some considered has a spooky similarity to the skull of human beings or jack-o-lantern. Verge reported that NASA has collected some detailed pictures of the space ...
High-resolution pictures of Halloween asteroid released
NASA releases Halloween asteroid photos. What happened to skull face?
Take a closer look at that Halloween 'skull' asteroid
Miami New Times
Study: Global Warming Could Lead to Less Sex
Miami New Times
If you're a Miamian and you still don't care about the threat that global warming poses to the very continued existence of our city perhaps there's another way we could get you care. Turns out a new study co-authored by researchers from Tulane, UC ...
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Miami New Times
If you're a Miamian and you still don't care about the threat that global warming poses to the very continued existence of our city perhaps there's another way we could get you care. Turns out a new study co-authored by researchers from Tulane, UC ...
Economists warn of less sex on a warmer planet
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Environment Global Warming Will Make You Have Less Sex
RT
Cloudy with a chance of… molten iron storms? New planet-like object intrigues ...
RT
Scientists have come up with a rather bizarre weather forecast while studying a new planet-like object outside our solar system. The alien world appears to be sunny and hot, but also features molten metal storms. “This is the first detection of weather ...
Researchers detect Layers of Clouds made up of Hot Dust and Droplets of Molten ...West Texas News
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RT
Scientists have come up with a rather bizarre weather forecast while studying a new planet-like object outside our solar system. The alien world appears to be sunny and hot, but also features molten metal storms. “This is the first detection of weather ...
Researchers detect Layers of Clouds made up of Hot Dust and Droplets of Molten ...
Edinburg University astronomers discover sunless world
Weather mystery of alien planet unveiled
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