Virgin spaceship crash: why did co-pilot unlock tail? Sydney Morning Herald
Mojave, California: The probe of Virgin Galactic's space plane crash in California hinges on a central mystery: Why a seasoned test pilot would prematurely unlock the craft's moveable tail section, setting off a chain of events that led to destruction of the ship ...
Virgin Galactic crash and the need for risk-takersFinancial Times
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Mojave, California: The probe of Virgin Galactic's space plane crash in California hinges on a central mystery: Why a seasoned test pilot would prematurely unlock the craft's moveable tail section, setting off a chain of events that led to destruction of the ship ...
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Air pollution has negative impact on grain production, downs yield: Study fnbnews.com
A recent study--Recent Climate and Air Pollution Impacts on Indian Agriculture--published in the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, has concluded that air pollution seems to have a direct, negative impact on grain production in India, the result ...
Thirty-year study finds pollution cut India's wheat yields by almost HALFDaily Mail
Air pollution halves India's potential grain yieldsTimes of India
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A recent study--Recent Climate and Air Pollution Impacts on Indian Agriculture--published in the Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, has concluded that air pollution seems to have a direct, negative impact on grain production in India, the result ...
Thirty-year study finds pollution cut India's wheat yields by almost HALF
Air pollution halves India's potential grain yields
Want To Feed The World? Tackle Pollution From Ozone And Soot
Indian scientist awarded for dancing to explain her research Firstpost
New Delhi, Nov 4 (IANS) An Indian scientist who danced to explain her research on tornadoes, has won the top prize in the 2014 'Dance Your PhD' contest. Uma Nagendra is a researcher doing her Ph.D. at the University of Georgia, Athens, in the United ...
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New Delhi, Nov 4 (IANS) An Indian scientist who danced to explain her research on tornadoes, has won the top prize in the 2014 'Dance Your PhD' contest. Uma Nagendra is a researcher doing her Ph.D. at the University of Georgia, Athens, in the United ...
Scientist wins award in “Dance Your PhD 2014” contest
Watch: Explaining Your Doctoral Thesis—With Dance
Dancing with the Ph.D's: Scientists explain their work through interpretive moves
The Unusual Sighting at the Center of The Milky Way Has Been Identified by ... Dumb-Out
Astronomers have identified a strange thin object in the center of our Milky Way galaxy. It has been established that the entity is not a cloud of hydrogen gas, but may be two binary stars that are orbiting a black hole in the middle of the Milky Way. The object ...
Why Our Galaxy's Black Hole Didn't Eat That Mystery ObjectDiscovery News
'G2' Gas Ball Survives Black Hole, and Researchers Say They Now Know WhyScience Times
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Astronomers have identified a strange thin object in the center of our Milky Way galaxy. It has been established that the entity is not a cloud of hydrogen gas, but may be two binary stars that are orbiting a black hole in the middle of the Milky Way. The object ...
Why Our Galaxy's Black Hole Didn't Eat That Mystery Object
'G2' Gas Ball Survives Black Hole, and Researchers Say They Now Know Why
Astronomers identify mystery object at center of galaxy
NASA to utilize natural resources beyond Earth Jagran Post
Washington: To enable missions into space, deeper than ever before, NASA is investing in technologies for In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) the ability to find and use natural resources beyond the Earth. NASA rocket to click 1,500 images of Sun in five ...
NASA plan to capture asteroid? Bad idea, scientist saysChina Post
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Washington: To enable missions into space, deeper than ever before, NASA is investing in technologies for In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) the ability to find and use natural resources beyond the Earth. NASA rocket to click 1,500 images of Sun in five ...
NASA plan to capture asteroid? Bad idea, scientist says
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NASA readies its Asteroid Redirect Mission to prepare for Mars trips
Northern Light Canadian Mars mission launches crowdfunding campaign CBC.ca
A Canadian company aims to launch a micro-rover and mini-lander to Mars in 2018. Thoth Technology, based in Pembroke, Ont., launched a campaign on Indiegogo today to crowdfund $1.1 million to pay for the hardware needed to fly the Northern Light ...
Northern Light Launches Funding Campaign for Canadian Space Exploration ...DigitalJournal.com
York prof hopes crowd-funded Mars rover takes offOttawa Citizen
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A Canadian company aims to launch a micro-rover and mini-lander to Mars in 2018. Thoth Technology, based in Pembroke, Ont., launched a campaign on Indiegogo today to crowdfund $1.1 million to pay for the hardware needed to fly the Northern Light ...
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Researchers use motion to teach girls computation GSA Business
Clemson University researchers working to boost interest in computational thinking among girls are blending movement choreography with computer programming. Researchers say women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and ...
Blending 'movements with computer' to enhance computational skills in girlsZee News
Dance Choreography May Improve Computational SkillsScience World Report
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Clemson University researchers working to boost interest in computational thinking among girls are blending movement choreography with computer programming. Researchers say women are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering and ...
Blending 'movements with computer' to enhance computational skills in girls
Dance Choreography May Improve Computational Skills
NASA Telescope To Measure Earth's Elevation From Space Siliconindia.com
WASHINGTON: In a pioneering work, NASA scientists have fitted the laser-catching telescope of the Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2) into its place that will measure the elevation of Earth from space. The telescope will catch individual laser ...
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WASHINGTON: In a pioneering work, NASA scientists have fitted the laser-catching telescope of the Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2) into its place that will measure the elevation of Earth from space. The telescope will catch individual laser ...
Climate talks: India mulls shift in stand Economic Times
NEW DELHI: Climate negotiations in the run-up to the global deal in Paris next year may not to be on predictable lines. After trade, the Narendra Modi government is now contemplating a strategic shift during talks, delinking India's position from China.
QUANTUM LEAP: Don't want more floods, cyclones and heatwaves? Look to ...Daily Mail
Republicans Likely to Nix Funding for UN Climate Agencies After MidtermsUN Tribune
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NEW DELHI: Climate negotiations in the run-up to the global deal in Paris next year may not to be on predictable lines. After trade, the Narendra Modi government is now contemplating a strategic shift during talks, delinking India's position from China.
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Republicans Likely to Nix Funding for UN Climate Agencies After Midterms
Another view: Real climate-change test is moving from words to deeds
Scientists call for zero option on CO2 emissions eco-business.com
New research shows that while cuts in short-lived pollutants such as methane and black carbon have benefits, the only long-term answer to global warming is to stop carbon dioxide emissions completely. power plant pollution. Scientists assert in a new report ...
Stopping black carbon won't buy time: studyHerald Sun
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New research shows that while cuts in short-lived pollutants such as methane and black carbon have benefits, the only long-term answer to global warming is to stop carbon dioxide emissions completely. power plant pollution. Scientists assert in a new report ...
Stopping black carbon won't buy time: study
Cutting Methane, Soot Not Enough to Tackle Warming
Targeting emissions of pollutants can't protect against long-term climate change
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