Watch live: April the giraffe showing ‘continued increase in belly movement’

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Watch live: April the giraffe showing ‘continued increase in belly movement’

myfox8.com
Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville began streaming Thursday night on YouTube showing April the giraffe preparing to give birth.

World’s first metallic hydrogen sample disappears

India Today
Last month physicists from Harvard University in the US had claimed to have successfully turned hydrogen into a metal – something researchers had been struggling to achieve for more than 80 years.

Stunning views of rare “ring of fire” annular eclipse

CBS News
The first solar eclipse of 2017 treated viewers to a rare “ring of fire” in the sky on Sunday. The annular eclipse – which occurs when the Earth, moon and sun all align, with the moon appearing to block out the sun – was visible from parts of the

The TRAPPIST Worlds: Should We Invest In A Backup Planet For Earth?

Forbes
Investing in a backup planet might be a good idea, given what’s been happening on Earth lately. The cost would only be a little over $20 trillion, but some nice real estate just came on the market.

Intelligent insects: Scientists teach bees how to play ‘golf’

Christian Science Monitor
The ‘game,’ which involves pushing a ball into a designated area for a reward, is unlike most behaviors a bee would be instinctively prepared for in the wild.

What’s That On Pluto? Official Names Near for Dwarf Planet Geography

Space.com
Pluto’s famous heart-shaped feature is on the road to getting an official name, nearly two years after its discovery. “Tombaugh Regio” – nicknamed after the discoverer of Pluto, Clyde Tombaugh – is among dozens of informal names that will likely be …

NASA’s Trump-inspired moon mission is still looking for a reason to exist

Quartz
At the behest of the Trump administration, NASA is figuring out if it makes any sense to fly humans on an untested rocket. Two executives at the US space agency said today they were conducting a study for the White House to see if two astronauts can

Apollo 11 spacecraft tags land on Antiques Roadshow for appraisal

collectSPACE.com
… – Only a few days after the Smithsonian’s announcement of a national tour for Columbia, the historic spacecraft that flew the first men to walk on the moon, two notable artifacts from the Apollo 11 command module have turned up at a different type

NASA Manned Mission To Mars In 2030, Wants To Reduce Payload, Cut Cost

Tech Times
In an effort to reduce the weight of the payload aboard the manned Mars mission, NASA is trying to research and develop ways to ensure sustainability on the planet’s surface.

Niagara Falls Aquarium To Shelter Threatened Humboldt Penguins

Tech Times
An aquarium in Niagara Falls will soon undergo renovation and expand its exhibit to protect species of Humboldt penguins. The exhibit is expected to be completed by spring 2018.

Automated Wikipedia Edit-Bots Have Been Fighting Each Other For A Decade

Huffington Post Australia
It turns out Wikipedia’s automated edit ‘bots’ have been waging a cyber-war between each other for over a decade by changing each other’s corrections — and it’s getting worse.

The Great Barrier Reef Isn’t Out Of The Woods Yet: Another Big Coral Bleaching Event Feared In 2017

Tech Times
The reef authority is receiving more reports of coral bleaching as well as disease from many sections of the Great Barrier Reef, such as on Mackay, situated far south of the worst bleaching sites last year.

Newly discovered 400-million-year-old giant worm had killer jaws

The Verge
An artist’s rendering of W. armstrongi attacking a fish about 400 million years ago James Ormiston. Scientists have discovered a new species of extinct, marine worms that had snapping jaws and grew to an estimated 3 feet in length.

VIDEO: The Dawn Of A New Era For Supernova 1987a, 30 Years Worth Of Observations

SpaceCoastDaily.com
ABOVE VIDEO: The video begins with a nighttime view of the Small and Large Magellanic clouds, satellite galaxies of our Milky Way.

Star Watch: Venus burns bright with her exit from the evening sky

Press of Atlantic City
Venus, left, and a waning moon rise about an hour before the sun behind the Cape May Lighthouse on Jan. 4, 2008. Venus is named after the Roman goddess of love.

Russian Progress 66 Cargo Ship Arrives At ISS With 3 Tons Of Supplies

Tech Times
Russian cargo ship Progress 66 has successfully reached orbiting space laboratory ISS on Feb. 24. The unmanned spacecraft is delivering 3 tons of supplies to the crew of Expedition 50.

Yes, the Endangered Species Act should be reformed

Washington Post
Last week, Republicans in Congress turned their anti-regulation fervor to a law that has long bothered the GOP: the Endangered Species Act.

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