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Collecting fossils as a hobby
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(From far left) Ms Ho Li Yah, Soh Zhi Bing and Mr Soh Avid collector Calvin Chu (above) keeps his collection of more than 1,000 fossils in a secret study behind three heavy bookcases in his home. ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE. (From far left) Ms Ho Li Yah, ...
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(From far left) Ms Ho Li Yah, Soh Zhi Bing and Mr Soh Avid collector Calvin Chu (above) keeps his collection of more than 1,000 fossils in a secret study behind three heavy bookcases in his home. ST PHOTO: DESMOND WEE. (From far left) Ms Ho Li Yah, ...
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Wolves are better than dogs at solving problems, study finds
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An experiment has found that domestic dogs have lost some of their problem solving abilities, and wolves currently do a much better job than them. In her paper published in the journal Biology Letters, they describe this result, and also offer a ...
Study: Humans making Dogs StupidMINA
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An experiment has found that domestic dogs have lost some of their problem solving abilities, and wolves currently do a much better job than them. In her paper published in the journal Biology Letters, they describe this result, and also offer a ...
Study: Humans making Dogs Stupid
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Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet
Antarctic Waters Soaking Up More CO2
Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet
The turbulent waters of the Southern Ocean around Antarctica are an important carbon sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide. Like a huge lung at the bottom of the world, the Southern Ocean soaked up more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during the past ...
Science Briefs: Antarctic seas clearing huge amounts of CO2The Straits Times
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The turbulent waters of the Southern Ocean around Antarctica are an important carbon sink for atmospheric carbon dioxide. Like a huge lung at the bottom of the world, the Southern Ocean soaked up more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during the past ...
Science Briefs: Antarctic seas clearing huge amounts of CO2
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'Scientific bonanza': New NASA images reveal Pluto's giant ice mountains, hazy ...
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The latest images from Pluto taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft show amazing new details about the dwarf planet's atmosphere, weather patterns and streams of frozen nitrogen. NASA is calling it “a scientific bonanza.” A stunning panoramic image of ...
NASA releases eerie new photos of Pluto at sunsetSydney Morning Herald
Beautiful new photos of Pluto show terrain, atmosphereCNET
Pluto at Dusk: Spectacular, and Spookily EarthlikeNational Geographic
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The latest images from Pluto taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft show amazing new details about the dwarf planet's atmosphere, weather patterns and streams of frozen nitrogen. NASA is calling it “a scientific bonanza.” A stunning panoramic image of ...
NASA releases eerie new photos of Pluto at sunset
Beautiful new photos of Pluto show terrain, atmosphere
Pluto at Dusk: Spectacular, and Spookily Earthlike
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Burn All the Coal, Oil – May Cause 200 Feet Rise In The Sea Level
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Keep it in the ground. That's the rallying cry of environmentalists who warn that burning the world's remaining fossil fuel reserves would unleash catastrophic climate change. That's good advice, according to scientists who in a new study found that ...
Burning Of Fossil Fuels Reserve Could Melt AntarcticaMyTechBits
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Keep it in the ground. That's the rallying cry of environmentalists who warn that burning the world's remaining fossil fuel reserves would unleash catastrophic climate change. That's good advice, according to scientists who in a new study found that ...
Burning Of Fossil Fuels Reserve Could Melt Antarctica
Burning All Of Earth's Fossil Fuel Reserves At Once Would Melt Antarctica And ...
Study Reveals Antarctic Ice Would Completely Melt if All Global Fossil-Fuel
AsiaOne
S Africa's new human ancestor sparks racial row
AsiaOne
Professor Lee Berger kisses the skull of a Homo Naledi , a newly discovered human ancestor during the unveiling of the discovery on September 10, 2015 in Maropeng. A new species of human ancestor, Homo naledi, estimated at about 2.5 to 2.8 million ...
What Can We Learn From Homo naledi's Skull?National Geographic
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Professor Lee Berger kisses the skull of a Homo Naledi , a newly discovered human ancestor during the unveiling of the discovery on September 10, 2015 in Maropeng. A new species of human ancestor, Homo naledi, estimated at about 2.5 to 2.8 million ...
What Can We Learn From Homo naledi's Skull?
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Studies on kissing, the word 'huh?' among Ig Nobel award winners
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Researchers who studied the consequences of intense kissing, the global use of the word "huh?" and how badly bee stings hurt on different parts of the body were among the winners of this year's Ig Nobel prizes for comical scientific ...
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Researchers who studied the consequences of intense kissing, the global use of the word "huh?" and how badly bee stings hurt on different parts of the body were among the winners of this year's Ig Nobel prizes for comical scientific ...
Channel News Asia
Now you see it, now you don't: invisibility cloak nears reality
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A cloak of invisibility may be common in science fiction but it is not so easy in the real world. New research suggests such a device may be moving closer to reality. POSTED: 18 Sep 2015 09:10. PHOTOS. Light reflects off the cloak as if it were ...
Ultrathin 'Invisibility Cloak' Can Match Any BackgroundYahoo News UK
The Real-Life Invisibility Cloak is Finally Here!Latinos Post
Researchers Create New Ultra-thin Invisibility CloakTV Newsroom
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A cloak of invisibility may be common in science fiction but it is not so easy in the real world. New research suggests such a device may be moving closer to reality. POSTED: 18 Sep 2015 09:10. PHOTOS. Light reflects off the cloak as if it were ...
Ultrathin 'Invisibility Cloak' Can Match Any Background
The Real-Life Invisibility Cloak is Finally Here!
Researchers Create New Ultra-thin Invisibility Cloak
Newsweek
GMO Butterflies, Made Naturally by Parasitic Wasps
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There are tens of thousands of wasp species that make their living by parasitizing other insects, like butterflies and moths. In a typical scenario, a parasitoid wasp stings a caterpillar, injecting eggs or larvae (depending on the species) into the ...
Scientists Learn How Genes Can Jump Between SpeciesWall Street Journal
How Wasps Use Viruses to Genetically Engineer CaterpillarsThe Atlantic
Butterflies steal DNA of zombie wasps in natural genetic modificationTelegraph.co.uk
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Newsweek
There are tens of thousands of wasp species that make their living by parasitizing other insects, like butterflies and moths. In a typical scenario, a parasitoid wasp stings a caterpillar, injecting eggs or larvae (depending on the species) into the ...
Scientists Learn How Genes Can Jump Between Species
How Wasps Use Viruses to Genetically Engineer Caterpillars
Butterflies steal DNA of zombie wasps in natural genetic modification
The Independent
Russia's first lady of space launches London exhibition
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LONDON: Posing by the craft that carried her into orbit as the first woman in space, Russia's Valentina Tereshkova opened a London exhibition on Thursday dedicated to Soviet exploration of the cosmos. On June 16, 1963, Tereshkova blasted off aboard the ...
First woman in space reveals what crucial piece of kit was missing on her 1963 ...The Independent
First woman in space recalls mission's teething troublesThe Guardian
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LONDON: Posing by the craft that carried her into orbit as the first woman in space, Russia's Valentina Tereshkova opened a London exhibition on Thursday dedicated to Soviet exploration of the cosmos. On June 16, 1963, Tereshkova blasted off aboard the ...
First woman in space reveals what crucial piece of kit was missing on her 1963 ...
First woman in space recalls mission's teething troubles
The Crown Jewels of the Soviet Space Age
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