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Tiny worms on ISS may help astronauts fight muscle, bone loss
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Researchers have recently revealed that tiny roundworms on International Space Station (ISS) may help astronauts fight muscle and bone loss. Two Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) investigations on the International Space Station help ...
ISS space worms: Japanese scientists probe roundworm to solve astronaut ...International Business Times UK
Research On Space Station For Treating Muscle And Bone LossDesign & Trend
Worms on ISS offer clues to keep astronauts healthy on space tripsTimes of India
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Researchers have recently revealed that tiny roundworms on International Space Station (ISS) may help astronauts fight muscle and bone loss. Two Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) investigations on the International Space Station help ...
ISS space worms: Japanese scientists probe roundworm to solve astronaut ...
Research On Space Station For Treating Muscle And Bone Loss
Worms on ISS offer clues to keep astronauts healthy on space trips
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Mass Animal Die-Offs Increasing, New Study Finds
Indian Country Today Media Network
A starfish afflicted with seastar wasting syndrome, which starts with a lesion and ends in the animal's complete disintegration. Starfish have been dying in alarming numbers, just one of an increasing number of animal die-offs.
Scientists blame disease for mass die-offs of animalsFuturity: Research News
Mass deaths among birds, fish, marine invertebrates on the up over past 70 yrsBusiness Standard
Mass animal die-offs on the riseU-T San Diego
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Indian Country Today Media Network
A starfish afflicted with seastar wasting syndrome, which starts with a lesion and ends in the animal's complete disintegration. Starfish have been dying in alarming numbers, just one of an increasing number of animal die-offs.
Scientists blame disease for mass die-offs of animals
Mass deaths among birds, fish, marine invertebrates on the up over past 70 yrs
Mass animal die-offs on the rise
Pioneer News
'We will SNORT UP CRYSTAL DUST and then do a MAJOR software update'
The Register
NASA boffins are planning to pulverise a dried-up deposit from the surface of Mars and then snort up and "ingest" the resulting crystalline dust before performing a major software update, they have announced. The crystal snorting will of course be done by ...
Curiosity set to drill into crystal-rich rock on MarsBioScholar News
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NASA's Mars rover set to drill into crystal-rich rockFinancial Express
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The Register
NASA boffins are planning to pulverise a dried-up deposit from the surface of Mars and then snort up and "ingest" the resulting crystalline dust before performing a major software update, they have announced. The crystal snorting will of course be done by ...
Curiosity set to drill into crystal-rich rock on Mars
Mars Curiosity Rover Makes Drilling Mistake and then Surprise Discovery
NASA's Mars rover set to drill into crystal-rich rock
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Neanderthals as smart as stone age humans?
Business Standard
Neanderthals knew how to make stone tools just like humans, according to scientists who discovered a first of its kind 60,000-year-old multi-purpose bone tool. The extremely well preserved tool found at an archaeological site in France suggests the ...
Stone Age men weren't necessarily superior to Neanderthal counterpartsNew Kerala
Neanderthals knew how to make stone tools: StudyZee News
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Neanderthals knew how to make stone tools just like humans, according to scientists who discovered a first of its kind 60,000-year-old multi-purpose bone tool. The extremely well preserved tool found at an archaeological site in France suggests the ...
Stone Age men weren't necessarily superior to Neanderthal counterparts
Neanderthals knew how to make stone tools: Study
Neanderthals Smart Enough to Make Bone Tools - (FTW)
Delhi Daily News
Ancient tools may have sparked language 2.5m years ago
Delhi Daily News
A recent study revealed that ancient stone tools used by our human ancestors more than 2.5 million years ago might have been responsible for sparking communication between early humans. Our human ancestors who lived in the African savanna more ...
First human conversations were probably about rocksUPI.com
Oldest butchery tools sparked evolution of human communicationBusiness Standard
World's oldest butchery tools gave evolutionary edge to human communicationUC Berkeley
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A recent study revealed that ancient stone tools used by our human ancestors more than 2.5 million years ago might have been responsible for sparking communication between early humans. Our human ancestors who lived in the African savanna more ...
First human conversations were probably about rocks
Oldest butchery tools sparked evolution of human communication
World's oldest butchery tools gave evolutionary edge to human communication
The Hindu
Singer Sarah Brightman to blast off to space station
The Hindu
British singer Sarah Brightman is expected to blast off in October for a 10-day stay on the International Space Station, NASA said on Thursday. The famed soprano, who starred in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera will pay about $52 million for a ...
Singer Sarah Brightman preparing for space station visitReuters
Astronauts' year-long mission will test limitsDaily Mail
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British singer Sarah Brightman is expected to blast off in October for a 10-day stay on the International Space Station, NASA said on Thursday. The famed soprano, who starred in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera will pay about $52 million for a ...
Singer Sarah Brightman preparing for space station visit
Astronauts' year-long mission will test limits
Astronauts back in ISS after leak scare
Science World Report
Shell-crushing Jurassic fish revealed
Mizo News
London: An undergraduate student from University of Bristol, Britain, has revealed the feeding habits of an unusual 200-million-year-old fish. The Jurassic era fish Dapedium was one of many new groups of fishes that came on the scene 200 million years ago.
Scientists Uncover the Mechanics Behind a Shell-Crushing Jurassic FishScience World Report
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London: An undergraduate student from University of Bristol, Britain, has revealed the feeding habits of an unusual 200-million-year-old fish. The Jurassic era fish Dapedium was one of many new groups of fishes that came on the scene 200 million years ago.
Scientists Uncover the Mechanics Behind a Shell-Crushing Jurassic Fish
Newsweek
NASA's New Horizons probe begins flyby over Pluto
Business Standard
US space agency NASA said its New Horizons spacecraft Thursday officially began its six-month approach to Pluto, with the first close-up flyby scheduled for July 14. After a voyage of nine years covering 4.8 billion km (3 billion miles), the piano-sized probe ...
NASA Begins Countdown to Pluto FlybyNewsweek
NASA Spacecraft Begins 1st Ever Approach To PlutoCBS Local
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US space agency NASA said its New Horizons spacecraft Thursday officially began its six-month approach to Pluto, with the first close-up flyby scheduled for July 14. After a voyage of nine years covering 4.8 billion km (3 billion miles), the piano-sized probe ...
NASA Begins Countdown to Pluto Flyby
NASA Spacecraft Begins 1st Ever Approach To Pluto
NASA Pluto Probe Begins Science Observations Ahead of Epic Flyby
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Nasa probe Dawn's 3 billion-mile trip to end in protoplanet orbit
Livemint
Nasa probe Dawn is on its way to rendezvous with Ceres, a minor planet as big across as Texas, on 6 March. Photo: AFP. New York: A Nasa spaceship, its engines too weak to power a skateboard, is drawing closer to a never-visited dwarf planet in a quest to ...
NASA Probe's 3 Billion-Mile Trip to End in Dwarf Planet's EmbraceBusinessweek
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Nasa probe Dawn is on its way to rendezvous with Ceres, a minor planet as big across as Texas, on 6 March. Photo: AFP. New York: A Nasa spaceship, its engines too weak to power a skateboard, is drawing closer to a never-visited dwarf planet in a quest to ...
NASA Probe's 3 Billion-Mile Trip to End in Dwarf Planet's Embrace
Tech Times
How Artificial Intelligence Can Predict Solar Flare Threats
Tech Times
Machine learning techniques could yield advance warning of possible dangerous solar storms, researchers say. Such storms can damage satellites and power grids on the Earth. (Photo : Getty Images). Solar flares that can release enough energy to interfere ...
Machine learning used to predict hazardous solar flaresCIO Australia
NASA Shares Incredible Photo of First Big Solar Flare of 2015ABC News
How artificial intelligence can help physicists predict hazardous solar flaresBusiness Standard
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Tech Times
Machine learning techniques could yield advance warning of possible dangerous solar storms, researchers say. Such storms can damage satellites and power grids on the Earth. (Photo : Getty Images). Solar flares that can release enough energy to interfere ...
Machine learning used to predict hazardous solar flares
NASA Shares Incredible Photo of First Big Solar Flare of 2015
How artificial intelligence can help physicists predict hazardous solar flares
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