2015年1月16日 星期五

2015-01-17 Australia Science


National Post
   
The Danger The Planet Faces Because Human Instinct Overpowers Human ...   
Huffington Post
The numbers are in. 2014 was the hottest year on Earth ever recorded (records go back to 1888). December finished it off as the hottest month ever. 6 of the months last year, in fact, hold that record. The last time a 'coldest month ever' was recorded, was 1916 ...

Image via AP/Andre Penner   VICE News
Humans Crossed Four Planetary Boundaries, Study Says   Daily Science Journal
Don't panic, but we're 44% closer to the apocalypse   Metro
Washington Post   
The Age   
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Daily Mail
   
'Blue berg' images reveal what UNDERNEATH of an iceberg looks like   
Daily Mail
While on an expedition to Antarctica, Alex Cornell was stunned when he spotted an 'alien' blue iceberg floating across the landscape. Unlike the icebergs around it, the surreal sleeping beast was completely free of snow and debris, revealing a polished azure ...

These pictures of a flipped iceberg are simply stunning   The i100
Flipped Iceberg Provides Stunning Antarctica Shots (PHOTOS) | The Weather ...   The Weather Channel
Photographer captures rare shot of flipped iceberg's underbelly   Sydney Morning Herald
Fstoppers   
Gizmodo Australia   
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SBS
   
2014: Hottest year on record   
ABC Online
SARAH DINGLE: It's official: 2014 was the hottest year around the world since record keeping began in 1880. Overnight in the US, two of the most important monitors of the world's temperature, NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, ...

A Bad Day for Climate Change Deniers … And the Planet   TIME
Aussies facing worse weather as heat rises   Daily Mail
Five Graphics That Show 2014's Record Heat   Full-Time Whistle
ErieTVNews   
New Era   
The Courier-Journal   
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Full-Time Whistle
   
Frozen cells 'insurance' for reef   
Daily Liberal
Reproductive biologist Rebecca Hobbs with one of the cryogenic chambers used to transport the coral sperm. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE. Taronga Western Plains Zoo reproductive biologist Rebecca Hobbs describes her work as "an insurance against disaster" ...

Scientists reveal which coral reefs can survive global warming   environmentalresearchweb
Some coral reefs manage to recover from damaging 'bleaching': study   The Japan Times
Some coral reefs are able to recover from 'bleaching'   Austrian Tribune
Scientific American   
National Geographic   
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ABC Online
   
World's longest bike rides into the record books in Adelaide   
ABC Online
A bicycle built by a team including students and athletes in South Australia has been ridden into the record books as the world's longest bike. The bike, almost 42 metres long, weighing 2.5 tonnes and able to carry 20-strong riding crew, was designed and built ...

Adelaide cyclists ride into the Guiness Book of Records on world's longest bike   Perth Now

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The Inquisitr
   
Researchers May Withhold Great White Shark Data From WA Government   
The Inquisitr
Researchers are questioning whether they should withhold great white shark tracking data from the state of Western Australia, amid the government's controversial decision to use the information in an attempted cull. Andrew Fox, of the Fox Shark Research ...


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Daily Mail
   
PHOTOS: Jellyfish Invade A Beach On The Gold Coast   
Business Insider Australia
On Friday a massive school, 50 metres in circumference, took over Narrowneck Beach, speckling the water like blue and white polkadots. Local lifesaver Grahame Long was able to jetski out and capture some photos of the slimy sea creatures while out on ...

There's something jellyfishy going on: Thousands of Blue Blubbers spectacularly ...   Daily Mail

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The Satellite
   
Cows on Lindsay Rd after alleged hunt for magic mushrooms   
The Reporter
THERE are reports of cattle possibly on the road at Lindsay Rd, Buderim, after people have reportedly been spotted cutting their way into a paddock in search of magic mushrooms, letting cattle loose through the broken fence. Police are responding to the ...

This video proves just how fast and dangerous hippos are   The Satellite

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Lava rivers flow from Icelanic volanco   
WA today
Aerial footage shows lava still emerging from Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano five months after the eruption began. 17/01/15. David Noble in Hat Hill canyon in Blackheath. 14th January 2015 Photo: Wolter Peeters. Up next... Blue Mountains canyon makes ...

The Bardarbunga volcano in Iceland: A masterpiece of Mother Nature   euronews
Iceland Volcano Still Erupting After Five Months   Eagle Radio

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ABC News
   
Temperature found to cause varying stripe patterns in zebras   
Sydney Morning Herald
How did the zebra get its stripes? This burning question has had biologists, Charles Darwin and the rest of us scratching our heads for decades. Temperature has now been found to successfully predict striping patterns in zebras, with year-round hot weather ...

Stripes help zebras escape the heat, not hungry predators, says a new scientific ...   The Australian
Why Do Zebras Have Stripes? New Study Makes Temperature Connection   National Geographic
Zebra stripes could serve many purposes, study finds   USA TODAY
The Age   
Huffington Post   
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