au-hotdailynews: 2015-10-10 Australia Science

Great Barrier Reef: Weather and 'the blob' puts reef in danger
Courier Mail
THE Great Barrier Reef is in imminent danger from a worldwide weather pattern threatening to destroy coral masses. Record warm Pacific Ocean temperatures have spiked due to a combination of climate change, El Nino weather effects and a warm and ...

El Nino coral damage 'could be worst ever'   Yahoo7 News
What is coral bleaching? - National Ocean Service - NOAA   National Ocean Service - NOAA

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Astronomers spot strange, fast-moving structures around AU Microscopii
NYC Today
Astronomers have spotted never-before-seen structures within a dusty disc surrounding a nearby star by using pictures from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and ESO's Very Large Telescope. The discovered fast-moving wave-like features in the disc ...

Unexplained ripples streaking away from neighboring star could hold clues to ...   Gizmag
Mysterious ripples found by planet-forming disk   RedOrbit
Wave-like arches near star are 'unlike anything ever seen before'   Daily Mail
ECNmag.com
Sci-Tech Today
Nature World Report
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Phew - Nasa says giant asteroid will miss earth by 15m miles
Telegraph.co.uk
The doom-mongers have already been proved wrong once this week, when a date for the end of the world passed without incident on Wednesday. Now the world has been given a second reprieve. Nasa has confirmed that a giant asteroid will pass safely by ...

The Next Generation of Exploration: The NEOCam Mission   Universe Today
Large asteroid close to Earth   SunLive
No Asteroid Apocalypse Today   Onislam.net
Stuff.co.nz
SFGate
Rapid News Network
JPL Solar System Dynamics - Nasa
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Trace the Origins of Humankind on This New Luxurious African Safari
Vogue.com
Safaris are certainly meant to be educational, but one travel company is taking the idea to a new level: &Beyond has introduced a package called Human Origins Safari, which offers adventurers the chance to traverse landscapes where the first human ...
The Feet and Hands of Homo Naledi were Similar to those of Modern Humans ...   Ancient Origins
A Change to Human Evolution   The Lion's Pride
Homo naledi: Walker and Handyman   New Historian
Dispatch Review
Nature World News
Seating Chair
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Drone captures magical moment whales swim up to paddle boarder
The Australian Women's Weekly
A drone operator has captured mesmerizing vision of two Southern Right whales swimming next to a local paddleboarder. Yesterday 1:26pm. Share this on Facebook Share this on Twitter Share this on Pinterest Share this on Email. Advertisement.
This Amazing Drone Video Of Whales Swimming Next To A Paddleboarder Will Make ...   The Inquisitr
Viral video shows paddleboarder's close encounter with whales   KSL.com
Paddleboarding With Whales In Australia   Huffington Post Australia
electronicsfeed.com
The Geopolitical and Conflict Report (blog)
SurfPaducah
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Pope Francis' climate change warning fails to take account of the market
The Australian Financial Review
Pope Francis' stance on climate change ignores the crucial role that market-based environmental policies must play, writes William Nordhaus. NaN of. Upon this rock. The Pope feels strongly about climate change. But his solutions ignore the ...
Climate warriors   NWAOnline
Climate changes create problems   The Link
Pacific Climate Warriors Celebrate Pope's Leadership on Climate Change at ...   EcoWatch
Fiji Times
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Can you help this Aussie couple get their memories back?
Starts at Sixty
The Starts at 60 writers team seek out interesting topics and write them specially for you.... VIEW PROFILE. couple lost hard drive. Do you recognise the people in the picture above? We're hoping someone does because what's happened to them could ...

Web sleuths try to identify a mystery couple whose hard drive full of family ...   Daily Mail

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Development Banks Boost Funding to Fight Climate Change
New York Times
LIMA, Peru — The world's top development banks pledged Friday to boost their funding to lessen climate change's impact, aiming for the goal of $100 billion a year that rich countries have pledged to transfer to developing countries by 2020. The ...
New climate-financing pledges at IMF talks closer to $100 billion-a-year   Reuters

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