IIT-M Joins Hands With CERN To Explore Secrets of Universe The New Indian Express
CHENNAI: Led by an expert who was part of the ATLAS experiment that helped find the God Particle, Higgs Boson, by the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, the Indian Institute of Technology - Madras has become a full member of a collaboration with the ...
CERN scientists hope particle discoveries will give clues to universeSouth China Morning Post (subscription)
Sizing up a new particle accelerator, and the 'cosmic stupid' limitThe Guardian
Fabiola Gianotti named first woman to head CERNCanada News
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CHENNAI: Led by an expert who was part of the ATLAS experiment that helped find the God Particle, Higgs Boson, by the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, the Indian Institute of Technology - Madras has become a full member of a collaboration with the ...
CERN scientists hope particle discoveries will give clues to universe
Sizing up a new particle accelerator, and the 'cosmic stupid' limit
Fabiola Gianotti named first woman to head CERN
Strange “Stargazer Mysid” Shrimp Discovered in South Africa Chinatopix
A tiny shrimp christened the "stargazer mysid" because its eyes appear to always look upwards has been discovered in the area of False Bay, Cape Town by an underwater photographer. The small shrimp, which is 10 mm to 15 mm long, has large and ...
10-15mm long 'Stargazer Mysid' shrimp found in South AfricaDelhi Daily News
Star gazing shrimp discovered: Eyes turned up to the sky, shrimp like candy caneExaminer.com
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A tiny shrimp christened the "stargazer mysid" because its eyes appear to always look upwards has been discovered in the area of False Bay, Cape Town by an underwater photographer. The small shrimp, which is 10 mm to 15 mm long, has large and ...
10-15mm long 'Stargazer Mysid' shrimp found in South Africa
Star gazing shrimp discovered: Eyes turned up to the sky, shrimp like candy cane
'Star-gazing' shrimp discovered in South African waters
Are you born gay or is it a choice? Scientists might have found the answer PinkNews
Scientists have uncovered the strongest evidence yet in the debate of whether people are 'born gay'. The largest ever study into the existence of a so-called 'gay gene', conducted by NorthShore Research Institute, looked at 409 sets of gay brothers in an effort ...
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Scientists have uncovered the strongest evidence yet in the debate of whether people are 'born gay'. The largest ever study into the existence of a so-called 'gay gene', conducted by NorthShore Research Institute, looked at 409 sets of gay brothers in an effort ...
Researchers discover Gay Gene
Landmark 'Gay Gene' Study Provides Further Evidence Sexuality is Not Chosen
Groundbreaking study reveals sexual orientation may not be a choice
Canada pledges $300 million to Green Climate Fund CBC.ca
Canada will contribute $300 million to the Green Climate Fund, which helps developing countries address climate change, Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq said Thursday afternoon. Earlier that day, the U.N. announced that the fund had fallen short, ...
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Canada will contribute $300 million to the Green Climate Fund, which helps developing countries address climate change, Environment Minister Leona Aglukkaq said Thursday afternoon. Earlier that day, the U.N. announced that the fund had fallen short, ...
Countries Pledge $9.3. Billion to the Green Climate Fund
Canada to contribute $300 million for Green Climate fund
Global Warming vs. Climate Change: What Does Obama Call It?
Small volcanic eruptions may have been holding back global warming Beta Wired
img_23643 Scientists have long known that volcanoes can cool the atmosphere, primarily through the sulfur dioxide gas to expel the eruptions. Sulfuric acid droplets that form when gas combines with oxygen in the upper atmosphere can remain suspended ...
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img_23643 Scientists have long known that volcanoes can cool the atmosphere, primarily through the sulfur dioxide gas to expel the eruptions. Sulfuric acid droplets that form when gas combines with oxygen in the upper atmosphere can remain suspended ...
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Star formation theories challenged The Nation
Theories about how massive stars are born could be revised after astronomers in Chile found evidence that the dust and gas surrounding a young star could survive bombardment by the star's own radiation. The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, ...
Chilean astronomers discover new clues about the formation of massive starsBeta Wired
Star formation theories challenged by new telescope discoveryThe New Age Online
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Theories about how massive stars are born could be revised after astronomers in Chile found evidence that the dust and gas surrounding a young star could survive bombardment by the star's own radiation. The Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, ...
Chilean astronomers discover new clues about the formation of massive stars
Star formation theories challenged by new telescope discovery
Scientific investigators search for Philae's whereabouts The Space Reporter
Communication was lost with the lander about two days after it touched down on the comet. The mission was to successfully land Philae on Comet, 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko If successful, the lander would have then attached itself to the surface and send ...
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Communication was lost with the lander about two days after it touched down on the comet. The mission was to successfully land Philae on Comet, 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko If successful, the lander would have then attached itself to the surface and send ...
Philae journeys across a comet, detects organic molecules
Philae comet lander is sleeping, but not quiet
Rosetta mission: listen to sound of Philae landing on comet
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