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1. COROT To Scout For Rocky Planets Around Other Stars
Posted in Astronomy Rocky planets not much bigger than Earth could be detected by a space telescope called COROT set to launch on 27 December. 1. COROT To Scout For Rocky Planets Around Other Stars 2. Moths Drink The Tears Of Sleeping Birds
Posted in Flora and Fauna A species of moth drinks tears from the eyes of sleeping birds using a fearsome proboscis shaped like a harpoon, scientists have revealed. 2. Moths Drink The Tears Of Sleeping Birds 3. Huge Plant-Eating Dinosaur Unearthed In Spain
Posted in Flora and Fauna Scientists in Spain have found the fossilized remains of one of the largest animals ever to walk the Earth, a gargantuan plant-eating dinosaur up to 125 feet long and weighing as much as seven elephants. 3. Huge Plant-Eating Dinosaur Unearthed In Spain 4. Florida Homecoming Caps Shuttle Mission
Posted in Astronomy Space shuttle Discovery flew through gray Florida skies and safely touched down on a Kennedy Space Center runway at twilight on Friday to cap a 13-day mission to continue construction of the International Space Station. 4. Florida Homecoming Caps Shuttle Mission 5. Giant Squid Caught On Video By Japanese Scientists
Posted in Flora and Fauna Its mass of reddish tentacles flailing, a giant squid fought a losing battle to evade capture in a video unveiled by Japanese scientists on Friday. 5. Giant Squid Caught On Video By Japanese Scientists 6. Unseasonable Flowering In The Netherlands
Posted in Flora and Fauna Observers in the Netherlands reported that more than 240 wild plant species were flowering in December, along with more than 200 cultivated species. According to biologist Arnold van Vliet of Wageningen University, this unseasonable flowering is being caused by extremely high autumn temperatures. 6. Unseasonable Flowering In The Netherlands 7. Bears Have Stopped Hibernating
Posted in Flora and Fauna Bears have stopped hibernating in the mountains of northern Spain, scientists revealed yesterday, in what may be one of the strongest signals yet of how much climate change is affecting the natural world. 7. Bears Have Stopped Hibernating 8. Spain Set For Warmest Year On Record
Posted in Earth Sciences This year is on track to be the warmest on record in Spain, a country which was already hot before global warming set in, the government said on Tuesday. 8. Spain Set For Warmest Year On Record 9. Floods Hit South Malaysia, 30,000 Flee Homes
Posted in Earth Sciences Southern Malaysia has been hit by the heaviest rains in 100 years this week and resultant flooding has forced about 30,000 people to flee their homes, news reports said on Wednesday. 9. Floods Hit South Malaysia, 30,000 Flee Homes 10. Discovery Set to Leave Space Station
Posted in Astronomy Space shuttle Discovery's astronauts have rewired the space station, managed three spacewalks, and now completed the most difficult task of their mission: getting a stubborn, solar array folded up during an impromptu fourth spacewalk. 10. Discovery Set to Leave Space Station 11. NASA, Google Aim For Virtual Space Travel Online
Posted in Astronomy Web surfers may soon be able to explore the canyons of Mars and experience a virtual flight over the surface of the moon thanks to a deal announced on Monday between Web search company Google Inc. and the NASA Ames Research Center. 11. NASA, Google Aim For Virtual Space Travel Online 12. Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries Of 2006
Posted in Astronomy From the discovery of 100,000 year old shell beads in the Middle East to the uncovering of the first Egyptian Tomb since King Tut, these are the top 10 archaeological finds of 2006. 12. Top 10 Archaeological Discoveries Of 2006 |
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