2014年11月18日 星期二

2014-11-19 India Science


The Space Reporter
   
Here's to the future: Astronauts test 3D printer in zero gravity   
The Space Reporter
On Tuesday, November 18, astronaut Barry Wilmore unpacked and installed the printer, which had arrived on SpaceX's Dragon cargo ship on September 22. The printer was installed in the ISS's Microgravity Science Glovebox nearly two months after its ...

Russia plans to create its own orbital station   PerfScience
3-D printing in space: NASA's orbiting 'machine shop' is one step closer   AL.com
Expedition 41′s Barry Wilmore installs 3D printer in International Space Station   SpaceFlight Insider
eFinance Hub   
The Hindu   
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Daily News & Analysis
   
Now, penal action against those breaking green laws   
Daily News & Analysis
Violating environmental laws and getting away with only fines would soon be a thing of the past as a high-level committee formed to review India's green laws has recommended penal and criminal action against such defaulters. The high-level committee ...

Green panel suggests new law for environment project approvals   Economic Times
Green panel suggests reducing the role of inspectors to ease development   Business Standard
Green panel moots changes in six laws   Deccan Herald
Hindu Business Line   
Livemint   
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Firstpost
   
India-US need to collaborate on renewable energy: Harsh Vardhan   
Firstpost
need to come together to work on developing renewable energy sources to develop cost effective and efficient products. The minister was speaking at the India-US technology summit organised by the Department of Science and Technology, the US ...

India, US have started addressing challenges through science: Harsh Vardhan   Economic Times
50 Million Pound Fund Collaborated Jointly by India and UK for Research   Jagran Josh

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Genetic Literacy Project
   
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw and Black Swan author Nassim Nicholas Taleb in Twitter ...   
Economic Times
MUMBAI: Biocon founder Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw's tweet about a new study on the benefits of genetically modified (GM) technology has snowballed into a big twitter controversy in recent times. Her critic is none other than Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author of the ...

Supporters of genetically modified foods ignore uncertainties   Genetic Literacy Project
The trouble with the genetically modified future   TODAYonline

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Times of India
   
Live longer with less sex and plant-rich diet   
Firstpost
London, Nov 18 (IANS) As most of us struggle to juggle work commitments with the demands of family and daily life, new research suggests that slow pace of life is the secret to longevity - even if it amounts to curtailing sex life a bit. The team of researchers ...

Less sex and more veggies might help you live longer (if you're a reptile)   Examiner.com
Less mating, more greens equals a longer life in reptiles   Zee News
Slow Pace of Life May Be The Secret To Longevity   Counsel & Heal

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GPS World magazine
   
Dark-Matter Detectives: the Clocks Aboard GPS Satellites   
GPS World magazine
darkmatter “Networks of correlated atomic clocks, some of them already in existence, such as the Global Positioning System, can be used as a powerful tool to search for topological defect dark matter, thus providing another important fundamental physics ...

Dark matter detector by way of GPS satellites   Beta Wired
Can GPS Detect Dark Matter?   Dumb-Out
Time glitches give away presence of dark matter   Daily Digest
Science Recorder   
Business Standard   
Frontline Desk   
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Yibada (English Edition)
   
China's Tianhe-2 Still World's Fastest Supercomputer   
Yibada (English Edition)
The Tianhe-2 supercomputer made by China's National University of Defense Technology has landed again as the fastest in the world for the fourth consecutive time, according to a Top500 supercomputer list released on Nov. 17.
China's Tianhe-2 rules the TOP500 Supercomputer List   New Hampshire Voice
Linux still owns supercomputing   ZDNet
China's Tianhe-2 retains top supercomputer spot   Delhi Daily News
ValueWalk   
Hindu Business Line   
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Subtle Earth shifts can forecast quakes, tsunamis   
Deccan Herald
Monitoring subtle shifts in the Earth's offshore plates can provide accurate forecasts of earthquake magnitude and tsunami potential, says a study by an international team of scientists. This geological phenomenon called "slow slip events" or silent ...


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Tech Times
   
Possibility of Water in Mars' History Grows with Volcanic-Heating Theory   
Tech Times
The martian surface may have once been flowing with liquid water, under an atmosphere contaminated by volcanoes on Mars. (Photo : Ittiz). Volcanoes may have once been active on Mars, possibly warming the planet enough for liquid water to exist on the ...

Water on Mars could be Attributed to volcanic eruptions   Uncover California
This Could Finally Explain How Mars Got Its Liquid Water   io9
Mars' Ancient Water May Have Only Flowed In Times Of Volcanic Activity   Headlines & Global News
Nature World News   
Sci-News.com   
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Deccan Chronicle
   
Imagination is limited, not physics   
Deccan Chronicle
Science prides itself on the successes its theories have in predicting the outcome of events in the laboratory or in nature. But the success rate of experts predicting the future of science has had several glitches. It is interesting (and desirable?) to remind ...


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