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2015-01-19 Australia Science


Yahoo!7 News
   
Asteroid to buzz Earth next week at BINOCULAR distance   
The Register
You'll get sick of that iPad. And guess who'll be waiting? Big daddy Linux... Mobile · Broadband · NBN's basement-dive begins in earnest · Twitter complies with Turkey's 'national security' blackout demand – BLOCKS newspaper's tweets · Hong Kong mogul ...

Big Asteroid to Zoom by Earth on Australia Day - Yahoo!7   Yahoo!7 News
Amateur astronomers will be able to catch glimpse of asteroid flyby next week   Science Recorder
Asteroid 2004 BL86 to 'narrowly' miss earth on Australia Day   NEWS.com.au
The Canberra Times   
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America Herald
   
Developed countries too have to face brunt of climate change, study warns   
America Herald
A new study has found that it's not only the poor or developing countries but also the rich developed ones that aren't safe from the brunt of climate change that is gradually pushing humanity into the danger zone. The study, conducted by the researchers at ...

Oxfam puts Abbott on the spot for climate figures   Gatton Star
Climate change impacts developed nations too, study says   Science Recorder
Carbon emissions made 2014 the hottest year on record   The Fifth Estate
World Press Review   
ABC Online   
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Full-Time Whistle
   
Analysis of temperature reveals world is feeling the heat   
Northern Rivers Echo
The declaration, from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, illustrated a deeply concerning trend for developing countries already feeling the heat of climate change. Extreme heat blanketed Alaska and much of the western United ...

Sunday Roundup   Huffington Post
A Bad Day for Climate Change Deniers … And the Planet   TIME
2014 Could Be the Hottest Year in History   New Era

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Ferret
   
​New minerals processing technique developed   
Ferret
A new minerals processing technique using freezing to treat and recycle wastewater has been developed. The method, developed in Finland by Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT), has been designed specifically for the mining industry in an effort ...


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BioScholar News
   
New legless, snake-like amphibian discovered in Cambodia   
BioScholar News
The new species, Ichthyophis cardamomensis, is a caecilian, an order of limbless amphibians often mistaken for snakes, with larger species known to grow to 1.5 metres in length. This discovery, at only 30 cm, is linked to the continuing ground-breaking work ...

Weird legless, snake-like creature found in Cambodia   AOL Travel UK
New species of legless amphibian discovered - (full-timewhistle)   Full-Time Whistle
The bizarre legless giant amphibian found in Cambodia: New species can grow ...   Daily Mail
Discovery News   
The Inquisitr   
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Matangi Tonga
   
Geo survey reports less ash coming from volcano   
Matangi Tonga
A volcanic plume reaches out on the wind, while frigate birds glide on its thermals. Hunga Ha'apai (foreground) and Hunga Tonga (far left), 17 January 2015. Photos by Mary Lyn Fonua and Caroline Manu. A geological survey of the volcanic activity between ...

Tonga volcano quieter - Scientists   Radio New Zealand
Newly awakened Hunga Ha'apai volcano creates large new Tongan island   ABC Online
Volcano creates new island   NEWS.com.au
The Independent   
RedOrbit   
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Ancient Origins
   
Ill-fated ship of ill-fated explorer reportedly found in Lake Michigan   
Ancient Origins
In the 17th century, Europeans came to what they called the New World and started divvying it up and parceling it out under the rubric of 'exploration'. One particularly grasping Frenchman was explorer René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, from a family of ...

Michigan treasure hunters may have uncovered 17th century shipwreck   Science Recorder
Treasure hunters find “holy grail” of shipwrecks in Lake Michigan   RedOrbit
Mysterious Shipwreck Found in Lake Michigan   Discovery News
Full-Time Whistle   
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Echonetdaily
   
How it took just one generation to stuff the planet   
Echonetdaily
“We are sowing the seeds of havoc on the Earth … and the time is fast approaching when we will reap this harvest.” Giles Parkinson, RenewEconomy. Mark down this date: Monday, July 16, 1945 – the day that the first atomic bomb was detonated in the New ...

Planetary dashboard shows 'Great Acceleration' in human activity since 1950   Science Codex
New Report Blames Man [and Progress] For What Could Be The End Of Our Planet   Pioneer News

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The Inquisitr
   
Study Shows Massive Animal Die-Offs Are Increasing   
The Inquisitr
A new study revealed an alarming increase of massive animal die-offs occurring around the globe. In a multi-institutional study researchers from University of San Diego, Yale University and the University of California Berkeley examined over 2,400 animal ...

Yale Study: Mass Die-Offs Of Fishes, Birds And Mammals Increasing   Hartford Courant

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Union Gazette
   
The ISS's Operate Station Puts Your Household Workplace To Shame   
Union Gazette
I like to consider I have a quite decent house office, but it is practically nothing at all compared to exactly where the Space Station's astronauts get to function all day long. This shot, taken a handful of weeks ago, shows the interior of the Cupola module.
The ISS' Work Station Puts Your Home Office To Shame   Gizmodo Australia

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