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Oil-coated pelicans scrubbed clean at California rehab center
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Several petroleum-stained pelicans rescued from the blackened muck of California's latest oil spill spent the day on Friday being gently, painstakingly scrubbed clean at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Los Angeles. POSTED: 23 May 2015 10:45. PHOTOS.
Jessica Simpson Celebrates 'Sexiest Day' of Her Life: Meeting Husband Eric ...Yahoo News
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Channel News Asia
Several petroleum-stained pelicans rescued from the blackened muck of California's latest oil spill spent the day on Friday being gently, painstakingly scrubbed clean at a wildlife rehabilitation center in Los Angeles. POSTED: 23 May 2015 10:45. PHOTOS.
Jessica Simpson Celebrates 'Sexiest Day' of Her Life: Meeting Husband Eric ...
The Straits Times
Live Earth global climate change concerts delayed
The Straits Times
Live Earth organisers had yet to reveal any ticket arrangements or artists other than Happy creator Pharrell Williams (above), who was involved in the planning. -- PHOTO: AFP. PARIS (AFP) - Organisers of Live Earth, a set of global concerts backed by Al Gore ...
'Live Earth' global climate change concerts delayedExpatica France
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The Straits Times
Live Earth organisers had yet to reveal any ticket arrangements or artists other than Happy creator Pharrell Williams (above), who was involved in the planning. -- PHOTO: AFP. PARIS (AFP) - Organisers of Live Earth, a set of global concerts backed by Al Gore ...
'Live Earth' global climate change concerts delayed
EE Times
Robot Revolution Initiative Launches in Japan
EE Times
SEATTLE — Although it has led the world as a major player in robotics development, Japan is gearing up to take robotics to the next level by integrating into every corner of its economy and society. Speaking at an event in Tokyo, Japan's prime minister ...
From serving drinks to pulling a rickshaw: Photos of robots replacing humans ...IBNLive
Humans need not applyThe Statesman (press release)
China aims to be leader in roboticsecns
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EE Times
SEATTLE — Although it has led the world as a major player in robotics development, Japan is gearing up to take robotics to the next level by integrating into every corner of its economy and society. Speaking at an event in Tokyo, Japan's prime minister ...
From serving drinks to pulling a rickshaw: Photos of robots replacing humans ...
Humans need not apply
China aims to be leader in robotics
Discovery News
Warming May Be Slowing Ocean Circulation
Discovery News
Back in 2004, Hollywood conjured up a disaster thriller, “The Day After Tomorrow,” which was based upon an ingeniously disturbing premise: Global warming caused the melting of the Arctic ice sheet, which in turn altered the salinity of the oceans and altered ...
Jeffrey Dick column: Scientists need your help to reverse Greenhouse EffectThe Herald Bulletin
Don't cut carbon without solid prooftheday.com
Confirmation Of Tropospheric Hotspot Supports Global WarmingAsian Scientist Magazine
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Discovery News
Back in 2004, Hollywood conjured up a disaster thriller, “The Day After Tomorrow,” which was based upon an ingeniously disturbing premise: Global warming caused the melting of the Arctic ice sheet, which in turn altered the salinity of the oceans and altered ...
Jeffrey Dick column: Scientists need your help to reverse Greenhouse Effect
Don't cut carbon without solid proof
Confirmation Of Tropospheric Hotspot Supports Global Warming
The Japan Times
Japan PM Shinzo Abe to meet Pacific island leaders to talk aid, disasters
Economic Times
TOKYO: Leaders of 14 Pacific island nations gathered in Japan on Friday to start a two-day meeting to discuss their development needs, including steps to deal with climate change. The seventh round of Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting (PALM) came as host ...
Move for prosperityFiji Times
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Economic Times
TOKYO: Leaders of 14 Pacific island nations gathered in Japan on Friday to start a two-day meeting to discuss their development needs, including steps to deal with climate change. The seventh round of Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting (PALM) came as host ...
Move for prosperity
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An artist impression of the galaxy. Picture: NASA Source: NewsComAu
NEWS.com.au
ASTROPHYSICISTS have discovered a remote galaxy shining with the light of more than 300 trillion suns. Known as WISE J224607.57-052635.0, it is the most luminous galaxy to ever be discovered and was located using data from NASA's Wide-field ...
NASA spacecraft finds galaxy as bright as 300 trillion sunsKAKE
Brightest known galaxy shines like 300 trillion sunsThe Space Reporter
What's making this galaxy shine with the light of 300 trillion suns?WSKG.org
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NEWS.com.au
ASTROPHYSICISTS have discovered a remote galaxy shining with the light of more than 300 trillion suns. Known as WISE J224607.57-052635.0, it is the most luminous galaxy to ever be discovered and was located using data from NASA's Wide-field ...
NASA spacecraft finds galaxy as bright as 300 trillion suns
Brightest known galaxy shines like 300 trillion suns
What's making this galaxy shine with the light of 300 trillion suns?
Washington Post
Yet another Antarctic ice mass is becoming destabilized, scientists report
Washington Post
The troubling news continues this week for the Antarctic peninsula region, which juts out from the icy continent. Last week, scientists documented threats to the Larsen C and the remainder of the Larsen B ice shelf (most of which collapsed in 2002).
Antarctic Peninsula in 'dramatic' ice lossBBC News
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Washington Post
The troubling news continues this week for the Antarctic peninsula region, which juts out from the icy continent. Last week, scientists documented threats to the Larsen C and the remainder of the Larsen B ice shelf (most of which collapsed in 2002).
Antarctic Peninsula in 'dramatic' ice loss
Christian Science Monitor
Hubble spots uniquely strange 'Nasty' star
The Space Reporter
An enigmatic star dubbed “Nasty 1” resides in the Milky Way galaxy and is much bigger than Earth's sun. It is classified as a Wolf-Rayet star, a type of star which quickly loses its outer hydrogen-rich layers to reveal an intensely hot and bright helium core.
Hubble Observes Unique Star Dubbed "Nasty"Science Times
Astronomers identify scary 'cannibal star' and name it NASTY. Will it live up to the ...Mirror.co.uk
Oregon Astronomy: Startling Hubble Finds Include Odd StarOregon Coast Beach Connection
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The Space Reporter
An enigmatic star dubbed “Nasty 1” resides in the Milky Way galaxy and is much bigger than Earth's sun. It is classified as a Wolf-Rayet star, a type of star which quickly loses its outer hydrogen-rich layers to reveal an intensely hot and bright helium core.
Hubble Observes Unique Star Dubbed "Nasty"
Astronomers identify scary 'cannibal star' and name it NASTY. Will it live up to the ...
Oregon Astronomy: Startling Hubble Finds Include Odd Star
The Nation
Brain implant senses aim to move robotic arm
The Nation
A new kind of brain implant senses a patient's intent to move a robotic arm, offering new promise to people who are paralyzed or have lost limbs, researchers said Thursday. Erik Sorto, 34, is "the first person in the world to have a neural prosthetic device ...
Implanted brain chips let paralyzed man control arm with his thoughtsScience Recorder
Paralyzed man controls robotic arm with computer chips in brainKABC-TV
Brain implant senses 'intent' to move robotic armNew Vision
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The Nation
A new kind of brain implant senses a patient's intent to move a robotic arm, offering new promise to people who are paralyzed or have lost limbs, researchers said Thursday. Erik Sorto, 34, is "the first person in the world to have a neural prosthetic device ...
Implanted brain chips let paralyzed man control arm with his thoughts
Paralyzed man controls robotic arm with computer chips in brain
Brain implant senses 'intent' to move robotic arm
The Nation
Dogs have been man's best friend longer than we thought
Times of India
LONDON: Dogs may have been domesticated by humans about 27,000 to 40,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought, according to a new analysis of ancient wolf DNA. Earlier genome-based estimates had suggested the ancestors of modern-day ...
Dogs domesticated over 27000 years agoThe Nation
Siberian Wolf Bone Sheds New Light on Man's Long Relationship With DogsThe Moscow Times
DNA hints at earlier dog evolutionBBC News
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Times of India
LONDON: Dogs may have been domesticated by humans about 27,000 to 40,000 years ago, much earlier than previously thought, according to a new analysis of ancient wolf DNA. Earlier genome-based estimates had suggested the ancestors of modern-day ...
Dogs domesticated over 27000 years ago
Siberian Wolf Bone Sheds New Light on Man's Long Relationship With Dogs
DNA hints at earlier dog evolution
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