Telegraph.co.uk
Grumpy cats and friendly dogs? Sure, but what about brazen woodlice?
Telegraph.co.uk
Dogs can be friendly or hostile, cats aloof or affectionate, and horses moody - but woodlice? They are individual characters too, scientists claim. Tests on the way the creatures respond to being prodded, squeezed and dropped show that some are bold ...
Gardener, spare that clod: slaters have personalities, tooSydney Morning Herald
Woodlouse have personalitiesThe Australian (blog)
Woodlice may have personalities as well, researchers suggestTechie News
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Telegraph.co.uk
Dogs can be friendly or hostile, cats aloof or affectionate, and horses moody - but woodlice? They are individual characters too, scientists claim. Tests on the way the creatures respond to being prodded, squeezed and dropped show that some are bold ...
Gardener, spare that clod: slaters have personalities, too
Woodlouse have personalities
Woodlice may have personalities as well, researchers suggest
Tech Times
Study Shows Plants Exhibit 'Animal-Like' Signals Despite Lack Of Nervous System
Tech Times
Plants may not feel hunger or pain but they react to environmental stimuli in a way that is comparable to animals. Plants produce the animal neurotransmitter GABA when they are under stress. (Photo : Mark Dixon | Flickr). Although plants do not feel ...
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Tech Times
Plants may not feel hunger or pain but they react to environmental stimuli in a way that is comparable to animals. Plants produce the animal neurotransmitter GABA when they are under stress. (Photo : Mark Dixon | Flickr). Although plants do not feel ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Alarm over artificial intelligence 'arms race'
Sydney Morning Herald
Of all the reasons robots might rise up and destroy humanity, making paper clips is not an obvious one. But the popular theory goes that an artificially intelligent machine programmed to produce as many paper clips as possible, might one day decide to ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Of all the reasons robots might rise up and destroy humanity, making paper clips is not an obvious one. But the popular theory goes that an artificially intelligent machine programmed to produce as many paper clips as possible, might one day decide to ...
Science Codex
What the Kepler-452b discovery means for religion
Science Codex
Since the recent discovery of Kepler-452b — more prosaically known as Earth 2.0 — scientific and non-scientific communities have been abuzz with excited speculation. The existence of another Earth-like planet in the so-called “Goldilocks Zone” – the ...
ET hasn't phoned but don't take it personallyThe Times (subscription)
Is Earth's Closest Cousin A Dying Planet?Gizmodo Australia
Heavens above: what Earth 2.0's discovery means for GodThe Conversation AU
Vocal Republic
LubbockOnline.com
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Science Codex
Since the recent discovery of Kepler-452b — more prosaically known as Earth 2.0 — scientific and non-scientific communities have been abuzz with excited speculation. The existence of another Earth-like planet in the so-called “Goldilocks Zone” – the ...
ET hasn't phoned but don't take it personally
Is Earth's Closest Cousin A Dying Planet?
Heavens above: what Earth 2.0's discovery means for God
Business Insider Australia
Here are the arguments for building killer robots
Business Insider Australia
Presented at the 2015 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the letter features prominent researchers studying artificial intelligence (AI) including scientists like Google's director of research Peter ...
AI researchers should not retreat from battlefield robots, they should engage ...The Conversation AU
We should embrace 'killer robots' – not ban themBusinessTech
Researchers in China pressured not to sign letter on 'killer robots'WantChinaTimes
Guide2Nigeria
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Business Insider Australia
Presented at the 2015 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the letter features prominent researchers studying artificial intelligence (AI) including scientists like Google's director of research Peter ...
AI researchers should not retreat from battlefield robots, they should engage ...
We should embrace 'killer robots' – not ban them
Researchers in China pressured not to sign letter on 'killer robots'
CTV News
A car drives by HitchBOT, a hitchhiking robot in Marblehead, Mass. on July 17 ...
CTV News
HitchBOT, a friendly hitchhiking robot that became famous on social media during its travels through Canada and Europe has been destroyed while on a trip across the United States. “Unfortunately, hitchBOT was vandalized overnight in Philadelphia,” the ...
Hitchhiking robot's cross-country trip ends in PhillyKOIN.com
Vandals cut short robot's hitchhiking adventureBoston Globe
Makers of traveling mini-robot say it was mugged - in PhillyPhilly.com
Belfast Telegraph
Daily Mail
Boston.com
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CTV News
HitchBOT, a friendly hitchhiking robot that became famous on social media during its travels through Canada and Europe has been destroyed while on a trip across the United States. “Unfortunately, hitchBOT was vandalized overnight in Philadelphia,” the ...
Hitchhiking robot's cross-country trip ends in Philly
Vandals cut short robot's hitchhiking adventure
Makers of traveling mini-robot say it was mugged - in Philly
Business Insider
The scariest part of climate change is what we don't yet know
Business Insider
“It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future": so goes a Danish proverb attributed variously to baseball coach Yogi Berra and physicist Niels Bohr. Yet some things are so important — such as projecting the future impacts of climate ...
The scariest part of climate change isn't what we know, but what we don'tThe Conversation AU
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Business Insider
“It's tough to make predictions, especially about the future": so goes a Danish proverb attributed variously to baseball coach Yogi Berra and physicist Niels Bohr. Yet some things are so important — such as projecting the future impacts of climate ...
The scariest part of climate change isn't what we know, but what we don't
The Express Tribune
When the ice retreats
gulfnews.com
Ny-Alesund, Norway: Not so long ago, skeleton staff overwintering at the Ny-Alesund research centre could walk on the Arctic town's frozen bay and race their snowmobiles across its surface. Now there is liquid water even in the coldest months, the ...
Arctic ice retreating in NorwayEchonetdaily
Tracking the retreat of Arctic iceThe Express Tribune
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gulfnews.com
Ny-Alesund, Norway: Not so long ago, skeleton staff overwintering at the Ny-Alesund research centre could walk on the Arctic town's frozen bay and race their snowmobiles across its surface. Now there is liquid water even in the coldest months, the ...
Arctic ice retreating in Norway
Tracking the retreat of Arctic ice
Sky News Australia
International Space Station dwarfed by moon
Sky News Australia
The International Space Station (ISS), with a crew of six onboard, is seen in silhouette as it passes the moon. Taken on Sunday, the ISS can be seen as a black squiggle on the face of the moon. Despite being dwarfed by the moon, the ISS is no small ...
NASA's Latest Image Of The International Space Station Is BreathtakingHuffington Post
See What International Space Station Looks Like Crossing the MoonABC News
See the ISS fly over again Sunday night, weather permittingThe Denver Channel (blog)
Mirror.co.uk
Astronomy Now Online
Derbyshire Times
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Sky News Australia
The International Space Station (ISS), with a crew of six onboard, is seen in silhouette as it passes the moon. Taken on Sunday, the ISS can be seen as a black squiggle on the face of the moon. Despite being dwarfed by the moon, the ISS is no small ...
NASA's Latest Image Of The International Space Station Is Breathtaking
See What International Space Station Looks Like Crossing the Moon
See the ISS fly over again Sunday night, weather permitting
Florida Today
Aquanauts practice space exploration off Florida Keys
Florida Today
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano is famous for having water leak into his helmet during a spacewalk outside the International Space Station, a malfunction that threatened to drown him if the spacewalk had not quickly been aborted. That scare didn't ...
Why Did NASA End The Space Shuttle Program?Gizmodo Australia
Veteran astronaut Mike Foreman leaves NASASpaceFlight Insider
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Florida Today
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano is famous for having water leak into his helmet during a spacewalk outside the International Space Station, a malfunction that threatened to drown him if the spacewalk had not quickly been aborted. That scare didn't ...
Why Did NASA End The Space Shuttle Program?
Veteran astronaut Mike Foreman leaves NASA
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