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World's Oldest Flowing Water Found Deep in Timmins Mine
Science & Tech  (tags: ancient, scientists, science, research, water, discovery, news )

Michael
- 3 days ago - cbc.ca
Water found in a deep, isolated reservoir in Timmins, Ont., has been trapped there for 1.5 billion to 2.64 billion years -- since around the time the first multicellular life arose on the planet -- Canadian and British scientists say.
Moon's Water May Have Come From Earth
Science & Tech  (tags: astronomy, Brown University, discovery, JPL, moon, NASA, news, water, world )

Dan
- 6 days ago - sciencenews.org
Scientists recently analyzed the water in Moon rocks returned by Apollo astronauts and discovered that the Moon seized a giant amount of water from Earth when our satellite formed. Logged in Doomwatch Legacy by Sunstroke author David Kagan.
Mysterious Seahorse Astounds Scientists With Flexible Armor
Science & Tech  (tags: animals, discovery, environment, interesting, news, research, science, seahorses, University of California San Diego, world )

Dan
- 7 days ago - abcnews.go.com
The seahorse, a fish that looks like a miniature horse, astounds researchers by its ability to withstand crushing forces that would destroy any other living creature. Logged in Doomwatch Legacy by Sunstroke author David Kagan.
Anonymous Takes Charge, the Web Takes Down Governments
Science & Tech  (tags: Books, Anonymous, WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, The End of Big, Technology News, Life News, News, Politics News )

Judy
- 13 days ago - salon.com
The Internet collective's approach to holding power accountable might suit this moment better than any military.
Bees Need Honey's Natural Pharmaceuticals to Ward Off Pesticides
Science & Tech  (tags: bees, discovery, environment, human food production, interesting, news, research, science, University of Illinois, University of Maryland, world )

Dan
- 17 days ago - sciencenews.org
Honey is more than a sweet treat to bees: it doses honeybees with certain compounds that switch on their detox defenses to ward off the deadly effects of 121 different insecticides. Logged in Doomwatch Legacy by Sunstroke author David Kagan.
World's Largest Underwater Observatory Will Enable Real-Time Interactive Ocean Study
Science & Tech  (tags: underwater, high-tech sensors, science, research, study, marine life, monitoring, data, ocean floor, NewTechnology, news )

Giana
- 18 days ago - treehugger.com
A system of high-tech sensors and fiber optic cables is being set up in the northeast Pacific Ocean that will enable real-time monitoring and data gathering from the ocean floor, and when completed, will become the world's largest underwater observatory.
U.S. Gives Big, Secret Push to Internet Surveillance
Science & Tech  (tags: abuse, americans, news, crime, cover-up, usa, ethics, rights, sadness, safety, society, law, internet, freedoms, americans, abuse, business, consumers, corporate, government, technology, NewTechnology, investigation, discovery )

JL
- 23 days ago - news.cnet.com
Justice Department agreed to issue "2511 letters" immunizing AT&T and other companies participating in a cybersecurity program from criminal prosecution under the Wiretap Act, according to new documents obtained by the Electronic Privacy Information Cent
Mars One Starts Its Search for the First Humans on Mars
Science & Tech  (tags: Mars One, science, space, technology, news, research, nasa, discovery )

Angelika
- 24 days ago - mars-one.com
"We are very excited about launching the selection program. Round One is where we open the doors to Mars for everyone on Earth. This is an international mission and it is very important for the project that anyone anywhere can ask themselves: Do I want>>
Fruit Bats Are 3-D Cartographers That Chart Their Paths as They Fly
Science & Tech  (tags: animals, bats, discovery, interesting, news, research, science, Weizmann Institute of Science, world )

Dan
- 27 days ago - sciencenews.org
Neurons called place cells help Egyptian fruit bats navigate three-dimensional spaces. Researchers used electrodes and recording devices to measure neural activity as the bats flew. Logged in Doomwatch Legacy by Sunstroke author David Kagan.
Scientists Call for Larger Ocean Reserves
Science & Tech  (tags: water, wildlife, world, protection, oceans, nature, conservation, ecosystems, habitat, study, scientists, science, research, news, investigation, interesting, discovery, environment )

JL
- 27 days ago - pewenvironment.org
Their findings in two new reports provide the world's first clear evidence that large-scale marine wilderness reserves are better for conserving fish than the far more common, small marine protected areas (MPAs) that many governments & fishing communiti
Just What Is 'Dark Lightning' and Why Do Scientists Call for More Earth-Gazing Satellites to Find Out?
Science & Tech  (tags: astronomy, discovery, environment, Florida Institute of Technology, interesting, investigation, nasa, National Institute for Astrophysics, news, NewTechnology, science, space, University of Rome, world )

Dan
- 34 days ago - foxnews.com
Dark lightning is invisible to the naked eye, but can produce gamma-ray radiation in a jetliner equivalent to several chest X-rays or a full-body CT scan. This bizarre phenomenon is logged in Doomwatch Legacy by Sunstroke author David Kagan.
Mysterious Stone Structure Found Beneath Sea of Galilee
Science & Tech  (tags: ancient, archaeology, Ben-Gurion University, discovery, humans, interesting, International Journal of Nautical Archae, investigation, Israel Antiquities Authority, news, research, science, world )

Dan
- 37 days ago - science.nbcnews.com
It's made of unhewn basalt boulders, weighs 60,000 tons, is 32 feet tall with a diameter of 230 feet, may be over 4,000 years old, and has archaeologists puzzled as to its origin. Logged in Doomwatch Legacy by Sunstroke author David Kagan.
Neuroscience Needs Its Einstein
Science & Tech  (tags: Neuroscience, Editor's Picks, Robert Burton, Brain Research Through Advancing Innovat, Technology News, Life News, News )

Judy
- 40 days ago - salon.com
New mapping studies won't help us understand the brain-mind connection until we start thinking differently
Most Distant Supernova May Shed Light on Dark Energy
Science & Tech  (tags: astronomy, scientists, research, technology, study, nasa, news, supernova most distant stellar explosion )

Giana
- 41 days ago - news.nationalgeographic.com
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has spied a supernova ten billion light-years from Earth--the most distant stellar explosion of its kind ever detected, a new study says.
 

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