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Hundreds of dead fish found in Cape Breton could be victims of climate change
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The discovery of hundreds of dead mackerel washed up on the shore of Cape Breton's Bras d'Or Lakes has residents and environmentalists worried. Annette Coffin has been living on the shores of the lake for more than a year, but last week she saw ...
Mackerel likely froze to death in Bras d'Or Lake: ecologistCape Breton Post
Dead fish got caught by Old Man Winter in Bras d'Or LakeTheChronicleHerald.ca (registration)
Residents worried after hundreds of dead mackerel found in Nova Scotia lakeMetroNews Canada
Shelburne County Coastguard
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The discovery of hundreds of dead mackerel washed up on the shore of Cape Breton's Bras d'Or Lakes has residents and environmentalists worried. Annette Coffin has been living on the shores of the lake for more than a year, but last week she saw ...
Mackerel likely froze to death in Bras d'Or Lake: ecologist
Dead fish got caught by Old Man Winter in Bras d'Or Lake
Residents worried after hundreds of dead mackerel found in Nova Scotia lake
New York Times
Unlocking Scrolls Preserved in Eruption of Vesuvius, Using X-Ray Beams
New York Times
Researchers have found a key that may unlock the only library of classical antiquity to survive along with its documents, raising at least a possibility of recovering vanished works of ancient Greek and Roman authors such as the lost books of Livy's history of ...
Using X-rays, scientists read ancient, volcano-charred scrollsLos Angeles Times
Ancient scrolls charred in Vesuvius eruption come to lifeReuters
Scientists use X-rays to decipher charred Vesuvius scrollsTelegraph.co.uk
National Geographic
American Live Wire
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New York Times
Researchers have found a key that may unlock the only library of classical antiquity to survive along with its documents, raising at least a possibility of recovering vanished works of ancient Greek and Roman authors such as the lost books of Livy's history of ...
Using X-rays, scientists read ancient, volcano-charred scrolls
Ancient scrolls charred in Vesuvius eruption come to life
Scientists use X-rays to decipher charred Vesuvius scrolls
Solarenergy.net
2015 is UN's 'Year of Light' — What Role Will Solar Play?
Solarenergy.net
solar rainbow Extra sparks of light will shine on the importance of solar this year, thanks to the United Nations and international photonics society SPIE. As part of its 2015 International Year of Light, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural ...
UN head Ban Ki Moon opens International Year of LightOptics.org
Let 2015 be the year of the lightCanada.com
Global campaign celebrates achievements of 11th century scientist Ibn al-HaythamMiddle East Online
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Solarenergy.net
solar rainbow Extra sparks of light will shine on the importance of solar this year, thanks to the United Nations and international photonics society SPIE. As part of its 2015 International Year of Light, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural ...
UN head Ban Ki Moon opens International Year of Light
Let 2015 be the year of the light
Global campaign celebrates achievements of 11th century scientist Ibn al-Haytham
Washington Post
Musk donates $10M to keep Artificial Intelligence friendly
Space Daily
American entrepreneur Elon Musk has announced that he would contribute $10 million to the Future of Life Institute (FLI) for a global research program aimed at ensuring that artificial intelligence (AI) remains safe for humanity. "Here are all these leading AI ...
Why the world's most intelligent people shouldn't be so afraid of artificial ...Washington Post (blog)
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Space Daily
American entrepreneur Elon Musk has announced that he would contribute $10 million to the Future of Life Institute (FLI) for a global research program aimed at ensuring that artificial intelligence (AI) remains safe for humanity. "Here are all these leading AI ...
Why the world's most intelligent people shouldn't be so afraid of artificial ...
Fox News
Pope's Statement on Climate Change: 5 Things to Know
New York Times
NEW YORK — Pope Francis, who pledged on the day of his installation as pontiff to make the environment a priority, is drafting a highly anticipated encyclical on ecology and climate change. Environmentalists are thrilled by the prospect of a rock-star pope ...
Pope's climate-change stand deepens conservatives' distrustThe Seattle Times
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New York Times
NEW YORK — Pope Francis, who pledged on the day of his installation as pontiff to make the environment a priority, is drafting a highly anticipated encyclical on ecology and climate change. Environmentalists are thrilled by the prospect of a rock-star pope ...
Pope's climate-change stand deepens conservatives' distrust
EurekAlert
One nanoparticle, 6 types of medical imaging
(e) Science News
It's technology so advanced that the machine capable of using it doesn't yet exist. Using two biocompatible parts, University at Buffalo researchers and their colleagues have designed a nanoparticle that can be detected by six medical imaging techniques:• ...
One nanoparticle, six types of medical imagingUB News Center
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(e) Science News
It's technology so advanced that the machine capable of using it doesn't yet exist. Using two biocompatible parts, University at Buffalo researchers and their colleagues have designed a nanoparticle that can be detected by six medical imaging techniques:• ...
One nanoparticle, six types of medical imaging
Geology for Investors
A Meteorite Older than Earth Could Tell Us How Planets Were Made
Air & Space Magazine
It takes only about three million years. That's the gestation period of a solar system: three million years for a star to form from an immense cloud of gas that spirals inward, leaving behind the molecules of silicates and metals that will coalesce into planets.
Meteorite Study Shows Formation of our Solar System More Chaotic than ...Geology for Investors
Meteorites Not Core of New PlanetsSci-Tech Today
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Air & Space Magazine
It takes only about three million years. That's the gestation period of a solar system: three million years for a star to form from an immense cloud of gas that spirals inward, leaving behind the molecules of silicates and metals that will coalesce into planets.
Meteorite Study Shows Formation of our Solar System More Chaotic than ...
Meteorites Not Core of New Planets
The Week Magazine
Nundasuchus Songeaensis: Newly Discovered Giant Reptile Walked Earth ...
Headlines & Global News
A representation of the Nundasuchus, a 9-foot-long carnivorous reptile with steak-knifelike teeth. (Photo : Virginia Tech). Researchers have discovered a new species of carnivorous reptile that walked the Earth before the existence of the dinosaurs.
New 'Predator Crocodile' Predecessor of Dinosaurs Unearthed in AfricaTech Times
Discovery of new ancient carnivorous reptile pre-dates dinosaursSMN Weekly
In new discovery, paleontologist names a carnivorous reptile that preceded ...Phys.Org
The Week Magazine
Science Codex
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Headlines & Global News
A representation of the Nundasuchus, a 9-foot-long carnivorous reptile with steak-knifelike teeth. (Photo : Virginia Tech). Researchers have discovered a new species of carnivorous reptile that walked the Earth before the existence of the dinosaurs.
New 'Predator Crocodile' Predecessor of Dinosaurs Unearthed in Africa
Discovery of new ancient carnivorous reptile pre-dates dinosaurs
In new discovery, paleontologist names a carnivorous reptile that preceded ...
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Lethbridge cryogenic facility puts space tools to the test
CTV News
A cryogenic facility that is capable of testing large instruments used in space to make sure they function in the extreme cold is in the works and it is hoped that the project will help open the doors for the University of Lethbridge to get involved in future space ...
University of Lethbridge plans cryogenic testing facilityMetroNews Canada
U of L's cryogenic testing facility will be unique in CanadaWire Service Canada (press release)
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CTV News
A cryogenic facility that is capable of testing large instruments used in space to make sure they function in the extreme cold is in the works and it is hoped that the project will help open the doors for the University of Lethbridge to get involved in future space ...
University of Lethbridge plans cryogenic testing facility
U of L's cryogenic testing facility will be unique in Canada
Cold out? Take heart. Summer 2015 will tick in a little bit longer than usual
The Weather Network
Tuesday, January 20, 2015, 8:23 AM - If you're tiring of winter already, this may be a smidgen of good news for you. Summer 2015 will actually be longer than the previous two summers, thanks to a somewhat uncommon addition to the calendar, known as a ...
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The Weather Network
Tuesday, January 20, 2015, 8:23 AM - If you're tiring of winter already, this may be a smidgen of good news for you. Summer 2015 will actually be longer than the previous two summers, thanks to a somewhat uncommon addition to the calendar, known as a ...
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