2015年5月18日 星期一

2015-05-19 Singapore Science


Gizmodo
   
Here's How Planet Hunters Are Going to Find the Next Earth   
Gizmodo
Twenty years ago, discovering another Earth sounded like a science fictional dream. But within a generation, astronomers now believe we might do just that. “Finding evidence of life beyond Earth is not a pipe dream,” said Natalie Batalha, an astronomer at ...

'Second Earth' to be found in DECADES as experts claim ONE BILLION planets ...   Express.co.uk
Searching For The Next Earth   Clapway
After 6 years, NASA's Kepler space telescope has found over 1000 planets and ...   Clarksville Online
malaysiandigest.com   
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Headlines & Global News
   
Human Bones Have Gotten Weaker Since Paleolithic Times   
Headlines & Global News
A recent study found ancient hunter-gatherer ancestors had much heavier bones than modern humans, and these changes correspond with the rise of agriculture and drop in mobility. By Rebekah Marcarelli r.marcarelli@hngn.com | May 18, 2015 05:50 PM ...

Agriculture, Declining Mobility Drove Humans' Shift To Lighter Bones   HealthCanal.com
Ill effects of sedentary lifestyle go back to start of agriculture   Science Recorder
These bones were made for walkin'   Reuters
Big News Network.com   
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The Guardian
   
Climate change: Americans crowding into future heatwave zones, study says   
The Guardian
The combination of global warming and migration within the US is predicted to expose more people to extreme temperatures. Photograph: Gerry Broome/AP. Associated Press in Washington. Monday 18 May 2015 22.10 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on ...

Population shifts, global warming will cause more Americans to feel 'extreme ...   CTV News
Study: Americans' exposure to heat extremes could rise six-fold by mid-century   Washington Post
Americans likely to have six times more very hot days by 2100 - study | Reuters   Firstpost
New York Times (blog)   
Headlines & Global News   
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AsiaOne
   
FEV North America, Inc. Announces Winners of 2015 FEV Powertrain ...   
PR Newswire (press release)
Notably, in the FEV Powertrain Award competition, the University of Michigan (U of M) placed 4th, and U of M Dearborn was in the 5th position. Michigan State University also fared well, finishing in the 10th position. Other area schools in the top 20 included ...

NUS engineering race car wins 7th spot at international competition   AsiaOne
NUS Engineering Race Car Soars to 7th in the World at International Competition   Newswise (press release)

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Construction Week Online
   
Mohamed Bin Zayed International Robotics Challenge Releases Competition ...   
The Independent Singapore News (press release) (blog)
The organizers of the Mohamed Bin Zayed International Robotics Challenge (MBZIRC) have released details about the competition, in addition call for “Intention to Participate and Request for Information (ITP-RFI)”. MBZIRC was launched in February 2015 as ...

Date draws close in search for $5m robotics winner   Construction Week Online
Abu Dhabi robotics contest offers $5m in prizes   Trade Arabia
USD 5 Million Prize International Robotics Challenge Announced   Canada NewsWire (press release)

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CNET
   
Welcome to Australia, where even the rain is spiders   
CNET
A phenomenon known as spider ballooning has covered a regional Australian city in silky "Angel Hair" webbing. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; May 18, 2015 6:53 PM PDT. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. email. comments. spidersilk.jpg Spider silk in ...

'Raining spiders' in rural NSW town spook locals – and the world   9news.com.au
Spider Rain: Millions Of Spiders Fell From The Sky In This Australian Town   Daily Caller
Man's home covered in cobwebs after being pelted with 'rain' of millions of baby ...   Raw Story
Examiner.com   
Uncover California   
Yahoo News UK   
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Channel News Asia
   
US science leaders to tackle ethics of gene-editing technology   
Grand Forks Herald
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The leading U.S. scientific organization, responding to concerns expressed by scientists and ethicists, has launched an ambitious initiative to recommend guidelines for new genetic technology that has the potential to create "designer ...

US science academies take on human-genome editing   Nature.com
Scientists are growing anxious about genome-editing tools   Washington Post
Scientist who helped simplify editing of genome fights to control creation   San Antonio Express-News (subscription)
Spectator.co.uk (blog)   
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Khaleej Times
   
Emirati students showcase inventions in US   
Khaleej Times
More than 1,700 students got together at this year's Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) hosted in Pittsburgh, USA. Flying high ... Girl participants from the UAE at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Pittsburgh, USA.
Brainiacs rule: Student scientists hit new heights at the Intel fair   Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Vancouver teen scientist wins top prize for device that reduces spread of ...   CBC.ca
Teen wins $75K for inventing a way to keep germs from spreading on airplanes   Chicago Tribune
Hindustan Times   
Toronto Sun   
CTV News   
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Science Times
   
Russia Restarts Progress Spacecraft on ISS After Failed First Attempt   
Science Times
The problems for Russia's space agency seem to continue. The Russian Space Agency said that after a failed first attempt to start the engines of the Progress spacecraft on the International Space Station, they managed to get them started on the second ...

Has Putin shot a rocket through his foot?   Saudi Gazette
Russia restarts International Space Station spacecraft after embarrassing failures   The Straits Times
Russia restarts spacecraft after embarrassing failures   Economic Times
iAfrica.com   
Space Fellowship   
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Mashable
   
Scientists find large Antarctic ice shelves closer to collapse than they thought   
Mashable
A large iceberg that has calved from a glacier in the Antarctic Peninsula, as seen by Operation IceBridge scientists in 2012. Image: NASA/Jefferson Beck. Headshot_2015_andrewfreedman_1. By Andrew Freedman 3 hours ago. In 2002, two-thirds of the ...

NASA: Antarctic shelf to be gone by 2020   KHON2
Two ancient Antarctic ice shelves heading toward collapse, study shows   The Space Reporter
2020: Antarctic ice shelf could collapse   Catholic Online
Times Gazette   
The Market Business   
The Times (subscription)   
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