Sydney Morning Herald
Unbearable heat 'by 2090 without change'
NEWS.com.au
SEARING Australian heatwaves will feel cool by 2090 if greenhouse gas emissions aren't reduced, a leading climate scientist says. A NEW report reveals Australia's hottest year on record would not have happened without climate change. The country ...
Climate change drove Australia's record hot year, report findsSydney Morning Herald
Climate change 'drove record hot year' in 2013SBS
Hot weather: Climate change to blame for Melbourne heatwavesHerald Sun
Courier Mail
World Bank Group
Newstalk ZB
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NEWS.com.au
SEARING Australian heatwaves will feel cool by 2090 if greenhouse gas emissions aren't reduced, a leading climate scientist says. A NEW report reveals Australia's hottest year on record would not have happened without climate change. The country ...
Climate change drove Australia's record hot year, report finds
Climate change 'drove record hot year' in 2013
Hot weather: Climate change to blame for Melbourne heatwaves
The Register
ALIENS are surely AMONG US: Average star has TWO potentially Earth-like worlds
The Register
Boffins in Australia have applied a hundreds-of-years-old astronomical rule to data from the Kepler planet-hunting space telescope. They've come to the conclusion that the average star in our galaxy has not one but two Earth-size planets in its "goldilocks" ...
The Milky Way Could Host Over 200 Planets That Can Support LifeWallStreet OTC
The Average Star in Our Galaxy Has Not One, Existance of Billions of Earth-Like ...Full-Time Whistle
Starlight Starbright: How Many Planets Will I Find TonightHuffington Post
The Australian
ABC Online
Sci-News.com
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The Register
Boffins in Australia have applied a hundreds-of-years-old astronomical rule to data from the Kepler planet-hunting space telescope. They've come to the conclusion that the average star in our galaxy has not one but two Earth-size planets in its "goldilocks" ...
The Milky Way Could Host Over 200 Planets That Can Support Life
The Average Star in Our Galaxy Has Not One, Existance of Billions of Earth-Like ...
Starlight Starbright: How Many Planets Will I Find Tonight
Fox News
Virginia Tech robot may help Navy fight fires
WDBJ7
It began several years ago and we are just now learning about it. And it involves robots and fires. wdbj7 New River Valley reporter Orlando Salinas is live tonight to tell us more. This story's about a 5 minute video made last year on the u.s. Navy ship- the uss ...
Navy Unveils Firefighting RobotCBS Local
Office of Naval Research unveils firefighting robotWXYZ
This giant, human-like Navy robot uses sensors to fight fires at sea (Video)PCWorld
Engadget
Defense One
Sky News Australia
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WDBJ7
It began several years ago and we are just now learning about it. And it involves robots and fires. wdbj7 New River Valley reporter Orlando Salinas is live tonight to tell us more. This story's about a 5 minute video made last year on the u.s. Navy ship- the uss ...
Navy Unveils Firefighting Robot
Office of Naval Research unveils firefighting robot
This giant, human-like Navy robot uses sensors to fight fires at sea (Video)
BioScholar News
Plants Reprogrammed To Survive Droughts
BioScholar News
Crops and other plants are constantly faced with adverse environmental conditions, such as rising temperatures and lessening fresh water supplies, which lower yield and cost farmers billions of dollars annually. Drought is a major environmental stress factor ...
Can scientists engineer drought-tolerant plants?Los Angeles Times
Plants 'Reprogrammed' To Survive Devastating DroughtsHeadlines & Global News
One day chemical could activate drought tolerance switch in plantsGenetic Literacy Project
The Land Newspaper
Christian Science Monitor
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BioScholar News
Crops and other plants are constantly faced with adverse environmental conditions, such as rising temperatures and lessening fresh water supplies, which lower yield and cost farmers billions of dollars annually. Drought is a major environmental stress factor ...
Can scientists engineer drought-tolerant plants?
Plants 'Reprogrammed' To Survive Devastating Droughts
One day chemical could activate drought tolerance switch in plants
The Guardian
Geologists solve tectonic plate mystery with half a tonne of explosives
The Guardian
Geologists may have finally explained how tectonic plates shift by blowing up hundreds of kilograms of dynamite in New Zealand. Half a tonne of explosive slurry was pumped into a dozen, steel-cased holes spread nearly 100km across New Zealand's north ...
Hidden Molten Channel Beneath Earth Discovered with a BlastYahoo News UK
Scientists Have Imaged the Base of a Tectonic Plate - (full-timew)Full-Time Whistle
Geologists solve mystery of what lies beneath tectonic platesDescrier
NEWS.com.au
ABC Science Online
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The Guardian
Geologists may have finally explained how tectonic plates shift by blowing up hundreds of kilograms of dynamite in New Zealand. Half a tonne of explosive slurry was pumped into a dozen, steel-cased holes spread nearly 100km across New Zealand's north ...
Hidden Molten Channel Beneath Earth Discovered with a Blast
Scientists Have Imaged the Base of a Tectonic Plate - (full-timew)
Geologists solve mystery of what lies beneath tectonic plates
NBCNews.com
SpaceX Gets Set to Launch DSCOVR Satellite, Then Land Falcon Rocket
NBCNews.com
Sunday's scheduled liftoff of the DSCOVR satellite could mark the realization of a dream as old as Al Gore's vice presidency and as new as SpaceX founder Elon Musk's vision of rocket reusability. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is due to launch DSCOVR — that is, ...
After crashing last time, SpaceX gearing up for another rocket landing attemptBlastr
Second time lucky? SpaceX set to try and land rocket onto a barge on Sunday ...Daily Mail
Space race 2.0 sucks in $US10b from private companiesSydney Morning Herald
SlashGear
Globalnews.ca
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NBCNews.com
Sunday's scheduled liftoff of the DSCOVR satellite could mark the realization of a dream as old as Al Gore's vice presidency and as new as SpaceX founder Elon Musk's vision of rocket reusability. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is due to launch DSCOVR — that is, ...
After crashing last time, SpaceX gearing up for another rocket landing attempt
Second time lucky? SpaceX set to try and land rocket onto a barge on Sunday ...
Space race 2.0 sucks in $US10b from private companies
NEWS.com.au
The end of the common cold?
NEWS.com.au
THE days of runny noses, sore throats and blocked everything could soon be over. Yes, the common cold's reign of terror on human beings may be coming to an end. This is all thanks to a team of British scientists who are a step closer to curing the virus that ...
End of common cold could be in sightTelegraph.co.uk
Scientists just cracked the viral equivalent of the Enigma codeWashington Post
Common cold 'could be stopped in its tracks' thanks to science breakthroughThe Independent
HealthCanal.com
Times of India
Market Business News
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NEWS.com.au
THE days of runny noses, sore throats and blocked everything could soon be over. Yes, the common cold's reign of terror on human beings may be coming to an end. This is all thanks to a team of British scientists who are a step closer to curing the virus that ...
End of common cold could be in sight
Scientists just cracked the viral equivalent of the Enigma code
Common cold 'could be stopped in its tracks' thanks to science breakthrough
Phys.Org
Oats to clean up heavy metals in contaminated soil
Phys.Org
Researchers from universities in China, Switzerland and Australia have identified that the naked oat is best suited to remove radioactive strontium from contaminated soils. The study, published in the International Journal of Phytoremediation, investigated 26 ...
UWA: Oats could hold key to nuclear clean-upsWA today
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Phys.Org
Researchers from universities in China, Switzerland and Australia have identified that the naked oat is best suited to remove radioactive strontium from contaminated soils. The study, published in the International Journal of Phytoremediation, investigated 26 ...
UWA: Oats could hold key to nuclear clean-ups
Nature World News
Methane Emitting from Arctic Seabed for Millions of Years
Nature World News
Apparently a natural seepage of methane has been emitting from an Arctic seabed for the last 2.7 million years, a new study reveals. While carbon dioxide (CO2) usually takes the spotlight among greenhouse gases, the impact of methane on climate change ...
Methane Seepage Has Been Occurring For Millions Of YearsScience 2.0
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Nature World News
Apparently a natural seepage of methane has been emitting from an Arctic seabed for the last 2.7 million years, a new study reveals. While carbon dioxide (CO2) usually takes the spotlight among greenhouse gases, the impact of methane on climate change ...
Methane Seepage Has Been Occurring For Millions Of Years
Clapway
Student To Become First Mom On Mars
Clapway
Maggie Lieu, an astrophysics doctorate student at the University of Birmingham, UK, is hoping to become the first mom on Mars. Within the next ten years – if all goes according to plan, – she will aboard a one-way flight to her destination, all thanks to the Mars ...
The Hazards of Other PlanetsNew York Times
Maritimer hopes to make third cut for Mars One missionCTV News
British student applies to be first mom on MarsWantChinaTimes
Sun News Network
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Clapway
Maggie Lieu, an astrophysics doctorate student at the University of Birmingham, UK, is hoping to become the first mom on Mars. Within the next ten years – if all goes according to plan, – she will aboard a one-way flight to her destination, all thanks to the Mars ...
The Hazards of Other Planets
Maritimer hopes to make third cut for Mars One mission
British student applies to be first mom on Mars
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