Grisly Cleanup Follows Deaths of 400 Whales in New Zealand

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Grisly Cleanup Follows Deaths of 400 Whales in New Zealand

New York Times
A dead pilot whale lay on a beach at Farewell Spit in New Zealand on Saturday as volunteers tried to help the stranded whales that still had a chance of surviving.

Banned chemicals persist in deep ocean

BBC News
Chemicals banned in the 1970s have been found in the deepest reaches of the Pacific Ocean, a new study shows. Scientists were surprised by the relatively high concentrations of pollutants like PCBs and PBDEs in deep sea ecosystems.

Baby Supernova Discovery Hints at How Star Explosions Are Born

Space.com
An image from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey of galaxy NGC 7610, where researchers recently found a newborn supernova. Credit: iPTF/Palomar Observatory/Sloan Digital Sky Survey.

Deaths from India air pollution rivals China: study

Phys.Org
India’s air now rivals China’s as the world’s deadliest, according to a new study published Tuesday amid warnings that efforts to curb pollution from coal won’t yield results any time soon.

Fire returns to flame trench at Apollo-era launch pad in Florida

Spaceflight Now
Nine Merlin engines ignited and throttled up to nearly 2 million pounds of thrust Sunday during a brief hold-down firing of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, sending a plume of smoke out of the flame trench at Kennedy Space Center’s historic launch pad 39A as

Mish Michaels isn’t alone: Many meteorologists question climate change science

The Boston Globe
They observe changes in the atmosphere like astronomers study the stars, analyzing everything from air pressure to water vapor and poring over computer models to arrive at a forecast.

Google Test Of AI’s Killer Instinct Shows We Should Be Very Careful

Gizmodo
If climate change, nuclear weapons or Donald Trump don’t kill us first, there’s always artificial intelligence just waiting in the wings.

Watch: Bizarre Deep-Sea Squid Has Mismatched Eyes

National Geographic
Fishermen have wondered about the “cock-eyed” squid’s mismatched eyes for more than a hundred years. Its bulging left eye is big and yellow, whereas the right eye is much smaller and clear.

ISRO PSLV-C37 Launch Live Stream: Indian Space Agency To Launch Record-Breaking 104 Satellites On A Single …

International Business Times
PSLV C 17 People in a field watch as an Indian communication satellite GSAT-12 onboard a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle PSLV C-17 blasts off from Sriharikota in eastern India, July 15, 2011.

Landing Sites for 2020 Mars Rover: NASA Weighs 3 Options

Space.com
NASA’s top three choices to land its Mars 2020 rover are Northeast Syrtis, Jezero crater and Columbia Hills. Credit: NASA. NASA has selected three potential landing sites for the upcoming Mars 2020 rover: an ancient lake, a past volcanic hotbed and an

China’s Space Plans: First Chinese Cargo Spacecraft Will Lift Off In April

Tech Times
As part of its plans to advance the country’s space programs, China will send its first cargo spacecraft into space in April this year.

Hunt For Exoplanets Gets A Boost With Release Of 20 Years Worth Of Keck Observatory Data

International Business Times
NASA’s Kepler Space Telescope may be the most well-known instrument helping astronomers in their hunt for alien planets, but it is far from the only one.

‘Obviously the threat is there’: Chris Hadfield on the threat of asteroid strikes

The Guardian
“The Earth gets hit by 50 tonnes of meteorites a day. That’s more than most people think. Normally they are small little grains and burn up but once in a while they are big rocks,” says astronaut Chris Hadfield, who launched himself to stardom by

An Alien Hunter on the Risks and Rewards of Landing on Europa

Gizmodo
On Friday, February 10th, NASA announced that a team of 21 scientists had delivered their first report on a lander mission to explore the possibility of life on Jupiter’s icy moon Europa.

Team makes planet hunting a group effort, finds more than 100 candidates

Phys.Org
An international team of astronomers released the largest-ever compilation of exoplanet-detecting observations made using a technique called the radial velocity method.

NASA bets big on private sector to put humans on Mars

CNBC
NASA will continue tapping the private sector to fund space exploration efforts under President Trump, marking a continuation in policy that first began under former president Barack Obama.

Gilead Sciences (GILD): HCV Weakness Causes PT Cut – Berenberg

StreetInsider.com
Get access to the best calls on Wall Street with StreetInsider.com’s Ratings Insider Elite. Get your Free Trial here. Berenberg analyst, Laura Sutcliffe, reiterated her Buy rating on shares of Gilead Sciences (NASDAQ: GILD) but cut her price target to

Sea ice hits record lows at both poles

AccuWeather.com
Arctic temperatures have finally started to cool off after yet another winter heat wave stunted sea ice growth over the weekend. The repeated bouts of warm weather this season have stunned even seasoned polar researchers, and could push the Arctic to a …

Red Sprites, Blue Jets, Pixies, Elves: Weird Lights Studied from Space (Video)

Space.com
In views from the International Space Station, a mysterious set of electrical discharges shine above a roiling thunderstorm in Earth’s upper atmosphere.

Humans are changing the climate 170 times faster than nature: study

New York Post
In a scientific first, researchers have developed a mathematical equation to capture mankind’s impact on Earth – finding that humans are causing the climate to change 170 times faster than natural forces.

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