au-hotdailynews: 2015-08-14 Australia Science

Astronomers photograph a baby Jupiter in another solar system
Financial Express
Astronomers have taken a photograph of a baby planet beyond the solar system that may reveal clues as to how planets such as Jupiter are formed and influence their planetary siblings, a study released on Thursday shows. By: Reuters | August 14, 2015 ...

'Young Jupiter': Astronomers' discovery of 51 Eridani b offers insights on how ...   ABC Online
Jupiter's methane-shrouded cousin spotted around distant star   Los Angeles Times
Newly discovered, Jupiter-like planet may sit in a solar system much like our own   Toronto Star
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Taz to the rescue? Study says devil could save Aussie ecosystem
Christian Science Monitor
First, dingoes drove Tasmanian devils out of Australia. Now that the dingoes are dwindling, the new top dogs have scientists trying to bring back the devils. By Sarah Caspari, Staff writer August 13, 2015. Save for later Saved. close. An adult male ...
Tasmanian Devils: Reintroduction To Australia's Mainland May Restore Ecosystem   Science World Report
Scientists consider reintroducing Tasmanian devils to Australian mainland   UPI.com
Tasmanian Devil Reintroduction Could Help Control Invasive Species On The Mainland   Headlines & Global News
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New footage of the night...
Australian Geographic
THE NIGHT PARROT – Australia's most elusive bird – was found once more in 2013, after a century of little but fleeting glimpses and even claims of extinction. But the only photos we had were blurry snatches, and scientists were yet to capture a bird.
Fight to protect elusive night parrot   Cowra Community News
Night Parrot to get conservation action plan in Australia   Bird Watch
A parrot, feared extinct, is found in Australia   CBBC Newsround
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Adelaide scientist named state's best
NEWS.com.au
AN Adelaide university scientist has been named South Australia's best for his research into groundwater contamination. FLINDERS University's Professor Craig Simmons took out the SA Scientist of the Year award at the Science Excellence Awards on ...

Scientist of the Year honour for hydrogeologist   InDaily
SA Scientist of the Year Craig Simmons is The Advertiser's Scientist in Residence   The Daily Telegraph

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World's Muckiest Map Explores Deep Sea
Discovery News
A new map exposing the Earth's deepest, darkest seafloors reveals a lot more than simply mud blanketing Davy Jones' Locker. The first global seafloor map in more than 30 years shows a complicated mosaic of silt, clay, mud, four flavors of ooze and ...
Climate Change's Effect On The Ocean Floor Could Be Predicted With Stunning ...   Headlines & Global News
Climate Change Effect On The Ocean Floor Could Be Predicted with Latest ...   The Market Business
What a Little Ooze on the Ocean Floor Tells Us About the Big Climate Change ...   The Wire
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Pacific Island push for moratorium on new coal mines
The Australian
The president of the low lying pacific island nation of Kiribati, has announced the launch of a campaign for countries to sign onto a moratorium on new coal mines in the lead-up to the Paris climate conference in December. “Kiribati, as a nation faced ...
'Sinking' island nation calls for coal mining ban   Times of India
The World in 2:00 – August 13, 2015   Talk Radio News Service

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Scientists Confirm Universe Is Dying
The Inquisitr
All things come to an end, even the universe according to a new study. Scientists confirmed with extraordinary precision that the universe is dying with the rate of stars fading out outpacing the creation of new stars. An international team of about ...
Scientists have pinpointed when the world will end   New York Post
New Research Explores Why The Universe Is Dying   NPR

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