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New Horizons' Results: Flowing Ice, Haze, and Mysterious Plains on Pluto
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Four images from New Horizons' Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) were combined with color data from the Ralph instrument to create this enhanced global view of what Pluto may look like from 280,000 miles (450,000 kilometers) away. (Photo ...
Latest on Pluto: flowing nitrogen ice, lofty haze, 'a dream come true' (+video)Christian Science Monitor
Tant: New Horizons provides up-close look at faraway PlutoOnline Athens
Top NASA boffin: It's time to make Pluto a proper planet againThe Register
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Nature World News
Four images from New Horizons' Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) were combined with color data from the Ralph instrument to create this enhanced global view of what Pluto may look like from 280,000 miles (450,000 kilometers) away. (Photo ...
Latest on Pluto: flowing nitrogen ice, lofty haze, 'a dream come true' (+video)
Tant: New Horizons provides up-close look at faraway Pluto
Top NASA boffin: It's time to make Pluto a proper planet again
Science Recorder
Listening for Aliens captures imaginations and wallets of wealthy investors`
National Monitor
Development of communication mechanisms to 'talk to' aliens has received both credibility and large donations in the wake of the recent discovery of “earth's twin” a few thousand light years away. The scientific world, and earthlings in general, have ...
Our new ten-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life ...Herald Scotland
Alien life may be stranger than we can imagineToronto Star
$100 million search for alien life is underwayNewsQuench
NYC Today
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National Monitor
Development of communication mechanisms to 'talk to' aliens has received both credibility and large donations in the wake of the recent discovery of “earth's twin” a few thousand light years away. The scientific world, and earthlings in general, have ...
Our new ten-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life ...
Alien life may be stranger than we can imagine
$100 million search for alien life is underway
CTV News
Invasive trout removed from Banff lake, native fish brought back
CTV News
Banff's Rainbow Lake may be in need of a new name, after a four-year-long project successfully rid the water of invasive rainbow trout. Despite its moniker, Rainbow Lake isn't a natural home for rainbow trout. Humans first introduced the species to the ...
Threatened fish take historic helicopter ride in Banff National ParkCalgary Herald
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Banff's Rainbow Lake may be in need of a new name, after a four-year-long project successfully rid the water of invasive rainbow trout. Despite its moniker, Rainbow Lake isn't a natural home for rainbow trout. Humans first introduced the species to the ...
Threatened fish take historic helicopter ride in Banff National Park
Myrtle Beach Sun News
The Bee Preacher: Man finds calling in bee hives
Myrtle Beach Sun News
Tom Francis of Bees By The Sea in Surfside Beach inspects a frame of bees in a meadow in Brookgreen Gardens. Francis rapidly outgrew his back yard operation and is keeping some of his 20 colonies in a secluded meadow in Brookgreen Gardens where ...
Honey to make beeline from Central Market roof to Dallas shoppersDallas Morning News
James Bay abuzz with new bee hivesVictoria News
Honey at your doorstepQueensland Country Life
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Myrtle Beach Sun News
Tom Francis of Bees By The Sea in Surfside Beach inspects a frame of bees in a meadow in Brookgreen Gardens. Francis rapidly outgrew his back yard operation and is keeping some of his 20 colonies in a secluded meadow in Brookgreen Gardens where ...
Honey to make beeline from Central Market roof to Dallas shoppers
James Bay abuzz with new bee hives
Honey at your doorstep
Kearney Hub
Milkweed key to saving monarchs
Kearney Hub
The monarch population was once a mighty billion strong in 1996. Sadly, herbicides and the destruction of milkweed have reduced the butterfly's numbers to roughly 30 million today. Buy this photo · Asclelpias tuberosa. Buffalo County Extension Office ...
Initiatives to Increase Monarch PopulationPerfScience
Experts Say Vermonters Can Help Declining Monarch Butterfly PopulationThe Vermont Standard
City should help save monarch butterflies -- Steve KoketteMadison.com
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Kearney Hub
The monarch population was once a mighty billion strong in 1996. Sadly, herbicides and the destruction of milkweed have reduced the butterfly's numbers to roughly 30 million today. Buy this photo · Asclelpias tuberosa. Buffalo County Extension Office ...
Initiatives to Increase Monarch Population
Experts Say Vermonters Can Help Declining Monarch Butterfly Population
City should help save monarch butterflies -- Steve Kokette
Techie News
Did abrupt climate change affect earliest civilizations in the Middle East?
Techie News
Climate change is currently being pegged as one of the major dangers to humanity and life on planet Earth, but it seems that throughout history of our planet, this phenomenon has affected humans as well as animals and caused major changes on the Earth.
Abrupt climate change destroyed civilisationsBusiness Standard
Study Finds Abrupt Climate Change May Have Rocked The Cradle Of CivilizationNewsroom America
Global warming shaped the Middle East 5000 years ago claims studyDaily Mail
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Techie News
Climate change is currently being pegged as one of the major dangers to humanity and life on planet Earth, but it seems that throughout history of our planet, this phenomenon has affected humans as well as animals and caused major changes on the Earth.
Abrupt climate change destroyed civilisations
Study Finds Abrupt Climate Change May Have Rocked The Cradle Of Civilization
Global warming shaped the Middle East 5000 years ago claims study
Science News
First craters on Mars spotted 50 years ago
Science News
SPOTTED Using radar, spacecraft have cut through the Venusian clouds to snap images of craters on the planet's surface. Mead crater (shown) is the largest on Venus at 280 kilometers across. JPL/NASA. EMail logo EMail · Print logo Print · Twitter logo ...
Astrological Starcast starting July 23Beach Reporter
A week of space anniversariesPacific Daily News
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Science News
SPOTTED Using radar, spacecraft have cut through the Venusian clouds to snap images of craters on the planet's surface. Mead crater (shown) is the largest on Venus at 280 kilometers across. JPL/NASA. EMail logo EMail · Print logo Print · Twitter logo ...
Astrological Starcast starting July 23
A week of space anniversaries
WRIC
Fat Sense: Scientists show we have a distinct taste for fat
WRIC
FILE - In this Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009 file photo, Bernard Roques checks a Roquefort cheese as it matures in a cellar in Roquefort, southwestern France. On Thursday, July 23, 2015, researchers at Purdue University announced findings that show people ...
Scientists show we have a basic taste for fatHamilton Spectator
Research confirms fat is sixth taste; names it oleogustusHealthCanal.com
Humans have a special taste for fatHerald
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FILE - In this Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009 file photo, Bernard Roques checks a Roquefort cheese as it matures in a cellar in Roquefort, southwestern France. On Thursday, July 23, 2015, researchers at Purdue University announced findings that show people ...
Scientists show we have a basic taste for fat
Research confirms fat is sixth taste; names it oleogustus
Humans have a special taste for fat
Space Station Researchers Recognized for Innovation in Microgravity
Digital Journal
Based on developments over the last few years from space station research, three of the most innovative applications were recognized at the fourth annual International Space Station Research and Development Conference. HOUSTON, TX, July 25, 2015 ...
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Digital Journal
Based on developments over the last few years from space station research, three of the most innovative applications were recognized at the fourth annual International Space Station Research and Development Conference. HOUSTON, TX, July 25, 2015 ...
London Free Press
Birding opportunities abound in cities
London Free Press
Small groups of cedar waxwings will frequently be seen feeding on berries in downtowns areas. Their high-pitched trill might get your attention before you see these sleek birds. (PAUL NICHOLSON/SPECIAL TO POSTMEDIA NEWS) ...
Quinta Mazatlán offers workshops for birders of all levelsMonitor
10 top birding destinations in the United StatesMother Nature Network
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London Free Press
Small groups of cedar waxwings will frequently be seen feeding on berries in downtowns areas. Their high-pitched trill might get your attention before you see these sleek birds. (PAUL NICHOLSON/SPECIAL TO POSTMEDIA NEWS) ...
Quinta Mazatlán offers workshops for birders of all levels
10 top birding destinations in the United States
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