New insights into mammalian evolution
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Why is a dolphin not a cat? Despite having a common ancestor, different mammalian species have acquired their unique characteristics by repurposing functional elements through gene regulation, says a study. “What we have shown is that evolution ...
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BioScholar News
Why is a dolphin not a cat? Despite having a common ancestor, different mammalian species have acquired their unique characteristics by repurposing functional elements through gene regulation, says a study. “What we have shown is that evolution ...
Zee News
Heat waves becoming more prominent in urban areas: Study
Economic Times
WASHINGTON: The world's urban areas have experienced significant increases in heat waves over the past 40 years, according to researchers from India and the US. Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Gandhinagar, Gujarat, Northeastern ...
Urban areas experiencing intense heat waves globallyBusiness Standard
'Sharp rise in heat waves in urban areas'The Hindu
An urban climate double whammy: more heat, less windWashington Post
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Economic Times
WASHINGTON: The world's urban areas have experienced significant increases in heat waves over the past 40 years, according to researchers from India and the US. Scientists at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Gandhinagar, Gujarat, Northeastern ...
Urban areas experiencing intense heat waves globally
'Sharp rise in heat waves in urban areas'
An urban climate double whammy: more heat, less wind
Market Business News
World's ocean species up to 9 times likelier to become extinct than previously ...
Web India
A new study has recently revealed that world's marine species are up to nine times likelier to become extinct than formerly thought. The alarming study by the University of Sheffield, has been said to be the most thorough analysis of marine conservation data ...
Marine life facing risk of extinctionChandigarh Tribune
New research shows our seas are in troubleUniversity of Sheffield News
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Web India
A new study has recently revealed that world's marine species are up to nine times likelier to become extinct than formerly thought. The alarming study by the University of Sheffield, has been said to be the most thorough analysis of marine conservation data ...
Marine life facing risk of extinction
New research shows our seas are in trouble
Science Codex
New instrument can detect atmospheric mercury
Science Codex
A new sensor can detect ambient levels of mercury in the atmosphere. This new highly sensitive, laser-based instrument provides scientists with a method to more accurately measure global human exposure to mercury. The measurement approach is called ...
New sensor spots minute quantities of atmospheric mercuryNew Kerala
New Sensor Detects Ambient Levels of Mercury in AtmosphereAZoSensors
Researchers develop new instrument to monitor atmospheric mercuryPhys.Org
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Science Codex
A new sensor can detect ambient levels of mercury in the atmosphere. This new highly sensitive, laser-based instrument provides scientists with a method to more accurately measure global human exposure to mercury. The measurement approach is called ...
New sensor spots minute quantities of atmospheric mercury
New Sensor Detects Ambient Levels of Mercury in Atmosphere
Researchers develop new instrument to monitor atmospheric mercury
The Hindu
NASA launches Earth-observing satellite
The Hindu
A Delta 2 rocket carrying Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite was launched early Saturday from Vandenberg Air Force Base on California's central coast. The satellite is on a three-year mission to track the amount of water locked in soil, which may ...
NASA launches satellite to observe soil moistureBBC News
NASA launches Earth-observing satellite on third tryLos Angeles Times
News from across the nation, Jan. 31SFGate
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The Hindu
A Delta 2 rocket carrying Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) satellite was launched early Saturday from Vandenberg Air Force Base on California's central coast. The satellite is on a three-year mission to track the amount of water locked in soil, which may ...
NASA launches satellite to observe soil moisture
NASA launches Earth-observing satellite on third try
News from across the nation, Jan. 31
The Hindu
Speck of interstellar dust adds twist to Big Bang Theory
The Hindu
Scientists will have to wait a while longer to find out what kicked off the Big Bang. Last spring, a team of astronomers who go by the name of BICEP announced they had detected ripples in space-time, or gravitational waves, reverberating from the first trillionth ...
Grav wave tsunami NOT caused by Big Bang – astro boffinsThe Register
It's Official: That Much-Hyped Big Bang Discovery Was Literally All DustGizmodo Australia
Scientists abandon highly publicized claim about cosmic findSacramento Bee
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Frontline Desk
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The Hindu
Scientists will have to wait a while longer to find out what kicked off the Big Bang. Last spring, a team of astronomers who go by the name of BICEP announced they had detected ripples in space-time, or gravitational waves, reverberating from the first trillionth ...
Grav wave tsunami NOT caused by Big Bang – astro boffins
It's Official: That Much-Hyped Big Bang Discovery Was Literally All Dust
Scientists abandon highly publicized claim about cosmic find
Pioneer News
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Considers Building Mars Helicopter Rover for ...
Pioneer News
With the Mars Curiosity rover mission under way, NASA is already looking at what they can do for the next mission. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory is considering developing a Mars Helicopter because while it is an ambitious idea it could also be far more cost ...
JPL Scientists working to develop Drone that could help Mars rovers move fasterUncover Michigan
NASA Has Plans To Fly A Helicopter On MarsBusinessinsider India
Mars Rover Curiosity Resumes Drilling, Sends Information After Software UpdateMicrofinance Monitor
The News Reports
Northern Voices Online
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Pioneer News
With the Mars Curiosity rover mission under way, NASA is already looking at what they can do for the next mission. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory is considering developing a Mars Helicopter because while it is an ambitious idea it could also be far more cost ...
JPL Scientists working to develop Drone that could help Mars rovers move faster
NASA Has Plans To Fly A Helicopter On Mars
Mars Rover Curiosity Resumes Drilling, Sends Information After Software Update
indiatvnews.com
Monkeys multiply as authorities quibble over plans
Times of India
Agra: In the last four years, the monkey population in Agra has gone up three times. Since 2012, the project cost for making the city of the Taj free of monkeys has nearly doubled. Sources in the district forest office said nearly 25,000 monkeys now roam the city ...
Jackal research and translocation project launchedEconomic Times
ASI, NGO collaborate to save Agra blackbucksBusiness Standard
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Times of India
Agra: In the last four years, the monkey population in Agra has gone up three times. Since 2012, the project cost for making the city of the Taj free of monkeys has nearly doubled. Sources in the district forest office said nearly 25,000 monkeys now roam the city ...
Jackal research and translocation project launched
ASI, NGO collaborate to save Agra blackbucks
Hindustan Times
Kalpana, the star that touched us
Hindustan Times
Astronaut Kalpana Chawla, one of the seven crew members killed in the space shuttle 'Columbia' disaster in 2003, was the first Indian woman in space. Share. I remember it was 1975, I was new in school, and the preparations for the upcoming Parents' Day ...
CU-Boulder honors those who perished in shuttle disastersBoulder Daily Camera
CU-Boulder Fallen Astronauts Remembered At Campus CeremonyCBS Local
Fallen CU-Boulder astronauts to be rememberedKXRM
Daily Journal
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Hindustan Times
Astronaut Kalpana Chawla, one of the seven crew members killed in the space shuttle 'Columbia' disaster in 2003, was the first Indian woman in space. Share. I remember it was 1975, I was new in school, and the preparations for the upcoming Parents' Day ...
CU-Boulder honors those who perished in shuttle disasters
CU-Boulder Fallen Astronauts Remembered At Campus Ceremony
Fallen CU-Boulder astronauts to be remembered
Delhi Daily News
Latest Kepler discovery raises hope of finding alien life
Delhi Daily News
The main aim of NASA's Kepler Space Telescope is to search the far reaches of space and this device has found a new solar system, 117 light years from home. The new discovered system reminds us of our own galaxy, home to five new planets, which orbit ...
Ancient star with five Earth-size planets discoveredBioScholar News
Super-Ancient Solar System Sparks New Thinking About Search For Alien LifeHuffington Post
Kepler's new discovery could be a sign that there is alien life somewhereSMN Weekly
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Delhi Daily News
The main aim of NASA's Kepler Space Telescope is to search the far reaches of space and this device has found a new solar system, 117 light years from home. The new discovered system reminds us of our own galaxy, home to five new planets, which orbit ...
Ancient star with five Earth-size planets discovered
Super-Ancient Solar System Sparks New Thinking About Search For Alien Life
Kepler's new discovery could be a sign that there is alien life somewhere
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