2015年6月1日 星期一

2015-06-02 Australia Science


Sydney Morning Herald
   
Earth home may be home to millions fewer species, report claims   
Herald Scotland
Planet Earth could be home to millions fewer species than previously thought, new research has claimed. Planet Earth could be home to millions fewer species than previously thought, new research has claimed. Sorry, you must sign in before you can print ...

The world's biodiversity is not as diverse as first thought, study finds   Sydney Morning Herald
Life on Earth's diversity questioned   3News NZ
Number of animal species worldwide may have been 'greatly exaggerated'   Daily Mail
Business Insider Australia   
Courier Mail   
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Wall Street Journal
   
French Minister Laurent Fabius Wary on Iran Nuclear Deal   
Wall Street Journal
ABUJA, Nigeria—French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said a possible nuclear deal with Iran risks sparking a nuclear arms race in the Middle East unless the agreement grants international inspectors access to Iranian military sites and other secret facilities ...

France suggests world leaders at start, not end, of climate summit | Reuters   Firstpost
UN climate talks resume in Bonn   Xinhua
French minister: 2015 climate deal must avoid US Congress   New Zealand Herald
Ynetnews   
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9news.com.au
   
'Walking' fish headed towards Australia   
9news.com.au
June 02, 2015: Researchers fear that a species of fish that is capable of moving over dry land may make its way to Australian shores, potentially threatening local wildlife. ninemsn. It's feared a fish capable of walking on land and choking other fish and birds ...

'Walking' fish could reach Australia   Brisbane Times
Fears aggressive 'climbing' fish could invade Australia   The New Daily

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9news.com.au
   
Queensland to bring in anti-dredging Great Barrier Reef laws   
9news.com.au
Queensland's Labor government will introduce laws this week to protect the Great Barrier Reef and change the date of Labour Day. The reef laws will ban capital dredging and try to ensure sustainable planning of port expansions along the coast. Labor also ...

Australia: new laws will help protect reef   Dredging News Online
We cannot stop caring for health of reef, divers say   Mackay Daily Mercury
Great Barrier Reef Water Science Taskforce meets to set targets   Brisbane Times

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UPI.com
   
Tubular plasma structures found in Earth's magnetosphere   
UPI.com
SYDNEY, June 1 (UPI) -- The Earth's magnetosphere hosts a variety of odd geometric shapes, including arcing tubes of plasma. Scientists had long theorized that tubular plasma structures populated the magnetosphere, but thanks to the work of a group of ...

Distant radio galaxies reveal hidden structures right above our heads   SpaceRef Canada
Astronomers make 3D movies of plasma tubes   ECNmag.com
First 3D movie of plasma tubes surrounding Earth   RedOrbit
The Daily Galaxy (blog)   
R & D Magazine   
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Syracuse.com
   
Scientists discover 2 new marsupial species that mate themselves to death   
Syracuse.com
The Antechinus mate intensely in lengthy sessions that last more than 14 hours. (Alan Couch | flickr). Print Email · Allie Healy | ahealy@syracuse.com By Allie Healy | ahealy@syracuse.com The Post-Standard Email the author | Follow on Twitter on June 01 ...

Marsupial mating habits to die for   Phys.Org
Hard life for little Tassie critters   Perth Now
What a way to go! Marsupial shags himself to death   The New Daily

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Pune Mirror
   
Study solves mystery of memory and mood   
Pune Mirror
Scientists are one step closer to understanding how the brain regulates memory and mood, thanks to the discovery of two distinct types of stem cells. University of Queensland researchers have identified two types of stem cells in the hippocampus, a region of ...

Two new types of brain stem cells discovered   RedOrbit
How brain regulates memory and mood   The Hans India

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Radio Australia
   
Aggressive climbing perch may make it to mainland Australia, researchers fear   
Radio Australia
An aggressive foreign fish that can move across dry land and choke birds and other fish is threatening to make its way onto Australian soil from Papua New Guinea. The noxious climbing perch can last weeks out of water. (Credit: ABC). Researchers and ...


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NDTV
   
How 'tweeting' seals are helping us discover the ocean's mysteries   
Washington Post
To gather information from some of the harshest waters on the planet, scientists turned to an unlikely source: An army of massive seals equipped with special sensors. Since 2004, more than 1,000 southern elephant seals sporting non-invasive sensors have ...

'Tweeting' seals chart the world's oceans   BBC News
Tagged seals' data aids ocean scientists   Cowra Community News
Seals tagged with sensors are sending back data from remote waters   Mashable
The Sun Daily   
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Herald Sun
   
UFO sightings in Australia: expert to shed light on the mystery   
Herald Sun
A LEADING American UFO investigator is to help lift the lid on some of Australia's most baffling sightings. Victorian believers will be trained by US expert Chase Kloetzke, who says there is a link between UFO sightings here and our indigenous culture.
VIDEO: Claims ALIENS 'monitor or cause' disasters after ANOTHER 'UFO' found ...   Express.co.uk

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