Whales' feeding secrets revealed The West Australian
The feeding habits of Antarctic minke whales have been recorded for the first time - and they are out-eating their much bigger cousins by a long shot. WA-trained Nick Gales is chief scientist of the Australian Antarctic Division and said researchers from the US ...
Minkes tracked going for the krillHerald Sun
Minke Whales Lunge 100 Times Per Hour To Feed Under Sea IceRedOrbit
Minke whales' feeding frenzy observedThe Japan Times
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The feeding habits of Antarctic minke whales have been recorded for the first time - and they are out-eating their much bigger cousins by a long shot. WA-trained Nick Gales is chief scientist of the Australian Antarctic Division and said researchers from the US ...
Minkes tracked going for the krill
Minke Whales Lunge 100 Times Per Hour To Feed Under Sea Ice
Minke whales' feeding frenzy observed
Lasers Can Make Atomic Force Microscope Much More Sensitive Capital OTC
Optical Microscopes have their limitations and this limitation has to do more with the property of light than the technology of the microscope. On the other hand electron microscopes can be used for higher magnifications but the specimens have to be thin and ...
Zoom into how lasers can make microscopes much coolerTech Times
Scientific Study: Laser Microscopes are 20 Times more Sensitive and AdvancedArgyll Free Press
Lasers Could Improve Resolution, Temperature Of Atomic-Force MicroscopesRedOrbit
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Optical Microscopes have their limitations and this limitation has to do more with the property of light than the technology of the microscope. On the other hand electron microscopes can be used for higher magnifications but the specimens have to be thin and ...
Zoom into how lasers can make microscopes much cooler
Scientific Study: Laser Microscopes are 20 Times more Sensitive and Advanced
Lasers Could Improve Resolution, Temperature Of Atomic-Force Microscopes
Chief scientist cautions Newman on 'theories' Business Spectator
Australia's chief scientist Ian Chubb says Tony Abbott's business adviser should be careful branching out into areas beyond his expertise, saying the businessman's opinion piece describing climate change as a religion was "a silly response to a very ...
Australia's chief scientist tells PM's business adviser to stick to economicsThe Guardian
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Australia's chief scientist Ian Chubb says Tony Abbott's business adviser should be careful branching out into areas beyond his expertise, saying the businessman's opinion piece describing climate change as a religion was "a silly response to a very ...
Australia's chief scientist tells PM's business adviser to stick to economics
Beware the dragon of runaway climate change Brisbane Times
In news footage of recent tsunamis there are moments when the astonishment of gaping beachgoers and onlookers turns to terror as they finally realise they will be engulfed and are about to die. We have all seen the same thing in a dozen Hollywood epics: ...
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In news footage of recent tsunamis there are moments when the astonishment of gaping beachgoers and onlookers turns to terror as they finally realise they will be engulfed and are about to die. We have all seen the same thing in a dozen Hollywood epics: ...
A New Wave Of Beetles Is About To Enter A Final Battle With The Australian ... Business Insider Australia
This is a story about the $7.4 billion Australian cattle industry, cow manure, annoying bush flies and dung beetles. And how they're are all linked and why it's important to clean up cow pats. There are 28.5 million head of cattle in Australia each producing an ...
French beetles flown in to clean up Australia's cattle dungThe Conversation AU
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This is a story about the $7.4 billion Australian cattle industry, cow manure, annoying bush flies and dung beetles. And how they're are all linked and why it's important to clean up cow pats. There are 28.5 million head of cattle in Australia each producing an ...
French beetles flown in to clean up Australia's cattle dung
Kiwis in Antarctica: Secrets of the ice world New Zealand Herald
This month, 950 scientists from nearly 40 countries will be in New Zealand for high-level meetings on Antarctic research. Science reporter Jamie Morton highlights eight projects that show how Kiwi researchers are playing a leading role on the frozen frontier.
Polar research: Six priorities for Antarctic scienceSail World
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This month, 950 scientists from nearly 40 countries will be in New Zealand for high-level meetings on Antarctic research. Science reporter Jamie Morton highlights eight projects that show how Kiwi researchers are playing a leading role on the frozen frontier.
Polar research: Six priorities for Antarctic science
Black Holes: Kings Of The Universe The Inquisitr
Black holes have been the celebrity of astronomy since Einstein and friends first thought of their existence in the early 1900s. A century later, NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) has reported that it captured an “extreme and rare event” ...
Mysterious Shifting Lights Observed Near Huge Black HoleHuffington Post
Scientists get a rare glimpse at black holeThe Daily Star
NASA telescope sees rare blurring of black hole lightHindu Business Line
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Black holes have been the celebrity of astronomy since Einstein and friends first thought of their existence in the early 1900s. A century later, NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) has reported that it captured an “extreme and rare event” ...
Mysterious Shifting Lights Observed Near Huge Black Hole
Scientists get a rare glimpse at black hole
NASA telescope sees rare blurring of black hole light
Let's Teach Maths Differently The New Indian Express
Wednesday was an important day for gender equity in mathematics. For the first time, the Fields Medal was awarded to a woman — my colleague at Stanford University, Maryam Mirzakhani. It is a much-deserved prize for one of the most exciting ...
Maryam, condition your return to Iran on the freeing of political prisonersIranian
Gender inequity in maths just doesn't add upThe Australian
1st Female Winner for Fields Maths MedalOnislam.net
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Wednesday was an important day for gender equity in mathematics. For the first time, the Fields Medal was awarded to a woman — my colleague at Stanford University, Maryam Mirzakhani. It is a much-deserved prize for one of the most exciting ...
Maryam, condition your return to Iran on the freeing of political prisoners
Gender inequity in maths just doesn't add up
1st Female Winner for Fields Maths Medal
Asteroid 1950 DA's hit won't kill all life on Earth: say researchers Austrian Tribune
A giant asteroid in our solar system, dubbed asteroid 1950 DA, could hit Earth in the year 2880 AD, scientists have warned few days back. The chance of asteroid 1950 DA's collision with Earth is merely 1-in-300. Meanwhile, researchers at the University of ...
Huge Asteroid That Could Wipe Out Human Life Is Heading Towards Earth ...International Business Times AU
Meteorites likely wiped out Earth's earliest lifeScience News for Students
Asteroid Defies Laws of Physics on a Collision Course with EarthDumb-Out
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A giant asteroid in our solar system, dubbed asteroid 1950 DA, could hit Earth in the year 2880 AD, scientists have warned few days back. The chance of asteroid 1950 DA's collision with Earth is merely 1-in-300. Meanwhile, researchers at the University of ...
Huge Asteroid That Could Wipe Out Human Life Is Heading Towards Earth ...
Meteorites likely wiped out Earth's earliest life
Asteroid Defies Laws of Physics on a Collision Course with Earth
Researchers discover possible first samples of interstellar dust Daily Californian
Researchers at UC Berkeley's Space Sciences Laboratory, with international collaboration and the help of more than 30,000 online volunteers, may have recovered the first particles of stardust from outside Earth's solar system, according to a paper published ...
Why seven dust particles brought home by Stardust probe are important to humansTech Times
Dots of interstellar dust surprise scientistsColumbus Dispatch
Space specks may be our first interstellar stardustThe Durango Herald
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Researchers at UC Berkeley's Space Sciences Laboratory, with international collaboration and the help of more than 30,000 online volunteers, may have recovered the first particles of stardust from outside Earth's solar system, according to a paper published ...
Why seven dust particles brought home by Stardust probe are important to humans
Dots of interstellar dust surprise scientists
Space specks may be our first interstellar stardust
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