Public or private funding, space exploration still matters Acorn
In a society where we spend so much time focusing on what's in front of us, it is now more important than ever to look toward the stars. Finally, our government has responded. On Sept. 16, the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) awarded ...
NASA Kicks Off Student Challenge in 3-D Printing ContestE Canada Now
NASA in Collaboration with ASME Launches A 3-D Space Challenge for StudentsNews Tonight Africa
Canadian leads NASA mission to fake spaceThe Globe and Mail
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In a society where we spend so much time focusing on what's in front of us, it is now more important than ever to look toward the stars. Finally, our government has responded. On Sept. 16, the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA) awarded ...
NASA Kicks Off Student Challenge in 3-D Printing Contest
NASA in Collaboration with ASME Launches A 3-D Space Challenge for Students
Canadian leads NASA mission to fake space
Out of this world pictures give you an astronaut's eye view of space Mirror.co.uk
Just a few hundred years ago the common view was that the Earth was at the centre of the universe - and that it was flat. Nowadays, we only have to scroll down our Twitter feeds over our morning coffee to see the curvature of the Earth, the structure of ...
'You feel, like, giddy,' Hadfield tells students about life in spaceWaterloo Record
Chris Hadfield's Simple Tip To Change The WorldHuffington Post Canada
Unity residents meet astronaut Chris HadfieldThe Battlefords News-Optimist
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Just a few hundred years ago the common view was that the Earth was at the centre of the universe - and that it was flat. Nowadays, we only have to scroll down our Twitter feeds over our morning coffee to see the curvature of the Earth, the structure of ...
'You feel, like, giddy,' Hadfield tells students about life in space
Chris Hadfield's Simple Tip To Change The World
Unity residents meet astronaut Chris Hadfield
Canadian Space Agency contributes to search for extraterrestrial life MSN Canada
Canada is contributing to a new space telescope that one scientist says may help in the search for signs of extraterrestrial life. The Canadian Space Agency is providing a number of devices for the $8-billion James Webb Space Telescope, which is expected ...
Search for life beyond Earth alive and wellSurrey Leader
Canada contributing to telescope involved in search for extraterrestrialsLethbridge Herald
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Canada is contributing to a new space telescope that one scientist says may help in the search for signs of extraterrestrial life. The Canadian Space Agency is providing a number of devices for the $8-billion James Webb Space Telescope, which is expected ...
Search for life beyond Earth alive and well
Canada contributing to telescope involved in search for extraterrestrials
Mysterious Green Orb Appears as Montreal Forecaster Gives Weather Report E Canada Now
Montreal, Quebec, – The time was 10:27PM local time Thursday night at the TVA News station as climate forecaster Colette Provencher was delivering the weather report. She was being filmed atop the roof of the building with the city in the backdrop when a ...
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather report (Video)Canada News
Montreal 'ball of light' mystery deepensCBC.ca
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather reportCANOE
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Montreal, Quebec, – The time was 10:27PM local time Thursday night at the TVA News station as climate forecaster Colette Provencher was delivering the weather report. She was being filmed atop the roof of the building with the city in the backdrop when a ...
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather report (Video)
Montreal 'ball of light' mystery deepens
Meteor photobombs Quebec weather report
Happy World Animal Day? WWF Extinction Report PlanetSave.com
Today's World Animal Day, celebrated across the globe since a 1931 convention of ecologists in Florence, Italy, conceived of it as a way to highlight the plight of endangered species. They chose October 4 because it's the Catholic Feast Day of St. Francis of ...
In the Age of Extinction, which species can we least afford to lose?The Guardian
World's wildlife in dangerous declineNEWS.com.au
Solutions still in reach as world biodiversity suffers major decline, says WWF reportThe Nation
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Today's World Animal Day, celebrated across the globe since a 1931 convention of ecologists in Florence, Italy, conceived of it as a way to highlight the plight of endangered species. They chose October 4 because it's the Catholic Feast Day of St. Francis of ...
In the Age of Extinction, which species can we least afford to lose?
World's wildlife in dangerous decline
Solutions still in reach as world biodiversity suffers major decline, says WWF report
Green Ball Of Light In Montreal Interrupts Reporter's Broadcast (VIDEO) Huffington Post Canada
A mysterious light, thought to be a meteor or space debris, has baffled journalists after it streaked through a Montreal reporter's broadcast on Thursday night. TVA reporter Colette Provencher was doing a live hit at around 10:37 p.m. ET when a strange green ...
Ball of green light spotted over Montreal ThursdayThe Weather Network
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A mysterious light, thought to be a meteor or space debris, has baffled journalists after it streaked through a Montreal reporter's broadcast on Thursday night. TVA reporter Colette Provencher was doing a live hit at around 10:37 p.m. ET when a strange green ...
Ball of green light spotted over Montreal Thursday
'Mid-term report' warns biodiversity targets unlikely to be met Bird Watch
A new mid-term report published in the journal Science reveals that world governments are unlikely to meet their agreed international biodiversity targets by 2020. In 2010, 193 nations agreed on a set of 20 biodiversity-related goals, known as Aichi ...
Money, willpower sought to save biodiversityNews24
Nations seek money, willpower to save biodiversityEconomic Times
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A new mid-term report published in the journal Science reveals that world governments are unlikely to meet their agreed international biodiversity targets by 2020. In 2010, 193 nations agreed on a set of 20 biodiversity-related goals, known as Aichi ...
Money, willpower sought to save biodiversity
Nations seek money, willpower to save biodiversity
How the monarch butterfly became a migrant Business Recorder
The monarch butterfly's annual migration from North America to Mexico, a spectacular event at risk of disappearing forever, is the result of a single, millions-year old gene, biologists said Wednesday. Analysis of the insect's long-guarded genetic secrets has ...
Monarch butterflies' incredible migrationSecret: A flight muscle related geneWallStreet OTC
Experts expect rebound in monarch butterfliesTulsa World
Number of Monarchs wintering in Mexico could be 2 to 4 times more than last ...The Republic
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The monarch butterfly's annual migration from North America to Mexico, a spectacular event at risk of disappearing forever, is the result of a single, millions-year old gene, biologists said Wednesday. Analysis of the insect's long-guarded genetic secrets has ...
Monarch butterflies' incredible migrationSecret: A flight muscle related gene
Experts expect rebound in monarch butterflies
Number of Monarchs wintering in Mexico could be 2 to 4 times more than last ...
Scientists speed up analysis of human link to wild weather Reuters
BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate scientists hope to be able to tell the world almost in real-time whether global warming has a hand in extreme weather thanks to an initiative they plan to launch by the end of 2015. In recent years ...
Climate Marchers Bring the Heat on CarbonHuffington Post
Majority backs divesting from fossil fuelRochester Business Journal
An Already Lost Battle Against Climate Change?Investor's Business Daily
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Climate scientists hope to be able to tell the world almost in real-time whether global warming has a hand in extreme weather thanks to an initiative they plan to launch by the end of 2015. In recent years ...
Climate Marchers Bring the Heat on Carbon
Majority backs divesting from fossil fuel
An Already Lost Battle Against Climate Change?
RCas9: A Programmable RNA Editing Tool Latinos Health
A powerful scientific tool for editing the DNA instructions in a genome can now also be applied to RNA, the molecule that translates DNA's genetic instructions into the production of proteins. A team of researchers with Berkeley Lab and the University of ...
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A powerful scientific tool for editing the DNA instructions in a genome can now also be applied to RNA, the molecule that translates DNA's genetic instructions into the production of proteins. A team of researchers with Berkeley Lab and the University of ...
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