Nasa: World Was Almost Plunged Into Darkness After Near Miss With Huge Solar Storm in 2012
Nasa warns world should prepare to be hit by huge coronal mass ejection in next 10 years
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World's Largest Aquatic Bug 'Dobsonfly' with Eight-Inch Wingspan Discovered in Southern China
Largest aquatic flying insect called Giant Dobsonfly discovered in China's Sichuan province.
Nasa's Chandra X-ray Observatory: 15 Stunning Space Images From 15 Years
Fifteen years ago, Nasa's Chandra X-ray Observatory was launched on Space Shuttle Columbia.
China Planning 'Higgs Boson Factory' With World's Biggest Super Collider
Scientists to build huge underground collider by 2028 to study Higgs boson particle.
Still Think They're Cute? Sinister Meerkats Banish Females That Breed and Kill Grandchildren
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Sea Ice Expansion in Antarctica: Product of Satellite Data Calibration Error?
A mistake in calibration of satellite data may have led to the report on sea ice expansion in Antarctica.
Warm Weather Causes Rise of Biting Insects in UK
Scientists warn the warm weather is creating a 'perfect storm' for insects.
Alien Life: Oceans on Earth-Like Planets Vital to Sustain 'Stable Climate' for Extraterrestrials
University of East Anglia scientists show role of oceans in moderating climate for alien life.
Evolution Study: Concorde Was Doomed From the Start
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California Drought: Residents Paint their Lawns Green
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North Sea Seals Use Offshore Wind Turbines as Feeding Stations
Seals deliberately seek out and forage around offshore wind turbines, scientists find.
NOAA: June Saw Hottest Global Temperatures Since Records Began
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Eat Less Beef and Cut Down on Carbon Emissions
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Kepler-421b Has Longest Year of Any Exoplanet and Lies on the 'Snow Line'
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Global Warming: Planet Hits Natural Pause Button
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MERS-CoV Airborne: Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus Detected in Saudi Camel Barn
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China's Jade Rabbit 'Still Alive' After Being Hit By Rocks on Moon Surface
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Typhoon Matmo Threatens Southeast Asia after Rammasun Kills 100 and Blows 4-Tonne Whale Ashore
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Where Have the Sunspots Gone? Spotless Sun Reveals 'Big Quiet' Event
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Debunking the Myth that the Moon Landing Was a Hoax
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Huge 'Fireball' Spotted and Mysteriously Disappears Over US Skies
The blazing fireball was so big and bright that it was spotted by at least 80 people across the US states.
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Without expanding farmland but merely adapting a few efficient practices in farming, production can be increased.
Moon Landing 45th Anniversary: Who Is Michael Collins The Forgotten Astronaut?
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Moon Landing 45th Anniversary: How to Spot Apollo Landing Sites from Earth
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