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How do you drill into a 500C volcano?
via bbc.co.ukScientists in Iceland are drilling in to a volcano to harness the energy from beneath the Earth. -
World's hottest borehole nearly complete
via bbc.co.ukGeologists in Iceland are drilling into the heart of a volcano to create a super-hot borehole they can tap for energy. -
Yahoo discloses 'shocking' hack affecting 1 billion accounts
via cbc.caYahoo has discovered a three-year-old security breach that enabled a hacker to compromise more than one billion user accounts, breaking the company's own record for the biggest security breach in history. -
Yahoo discloses hack affecting 1 billion accounts
via cbc.caYahoo says it believes hackers stole data from more than one billion user accounts in August 2013, in what is thought to be the largest data breach at an email provider. -
U of T heads 'guerrilla archiving event' to preserve climate data ahead of Trump presidency
via cbc.caSome academic institutions fear that the upcoming Trump presidency threatens climate data and research, and they're working to preserve it out of fear it will be destroyed. -
Treated sawdust may help sop up, burn off Arctic oil spills
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Federal researchers looking for ways to contain petroleum spills in frigid Arctic waters are investigating whether a powder form of humble sawdust can provide a solution. -
Genome clues help explain the strange life of seahorses
Researchers have decoded the genetic instruction manual of a seahorse (Hippocampus comes) and found clues to its nearly 104-million-year evolutionary history. -
Sentinels map Earth's slow surface warping
via bbc.co.ukBritish researchers are now routinely mapping a great swathe of Earth's surface, looking for the subtle warping that ultimately leads to quakes. -
Birth defects occur in 1 in 10 pregnancies with first trimester Zika infection
About 6 percent of U.S. women infected with Zika virus have infants or fetuses with birth defects, according to preliminary CDC results. For women infected in the first trimester, the number is even higher: nearly 11 percent. -
Undersea mystery: seahorse genetic secrets unveiled
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists have unlocked some of the genetic secrets of the weird and wondrous seahorse including its exotic eccentricity of male pregnancy. -
Zika antibodies from infected patient thwart infection in mice
Researchers have identified neutralizing antibodies against Zika virus from an infected patient that fully protected mice from infection, adding to the current arsenal of antibodies in development for much needed antiviral therapies and vaccines. -
The galloping evolution in seahorses
A genome project, comprising six evolutionary biologists, have sequenced and analyzed the genome of the tiger tail seahorse. -
Southern elephant seals may adjust their diving behavior to stay in prey patches
When southern elephant seals find dense patches of prey, they dive and return to the surface at steeper angles, and are more sinuous at the bottom of a dive, according to a new study. -
Scientists investigate cancer radiotherapy to make improvements
When tumors are treated with radiotherapy, the benefits can be hijacked by the treatment's counteraction to trigger inflammation and dampen the body's immune response, new research shows. -
New, complex call recorded in Mariana Trench believed to be from baleen whale
A sound in the Mariana Trench notable for its complexity and wide frequency range likely represents the discovery of a new baleen whale call, according to the researchers who recorded and analyzed it. -
How soil moisture can help predict power outages caused by hurricanes
In the days before Hurricane Matthew, researchers used satellite maps of soil moisture to help forecast where the power would go out along the East Coast. Now they report that their method worked with 91 percent accuracy. -
Early signs of Alzheimer's detected in cerebrospinal fluid
Little is known about the role of the brain's immune system in Alzheimer's disease. Researchers have now found an early immune response in individuals with a genetic predisposition to Alzheimer's: their brain's showed abnormal immune reactions as early as about seven years before the expected onset of dementia. -
Researchers modify sawdust as possible Arctic oil spill tool
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Federal researchers looking for ways to contain petroleum spills in frigid Arctic waters are investigating whether a powder form of humble sawdust can provide a solution. -
SpaceX's 1st Mars Mission Won't Carry NASA Science Gear
NASA doesn't plan to put any science instruments aboard SpaceX's first Mars mission, which could launch as early as 2018, agency officials said. NASA wants to wait until SpaceX proves it can pull off a soft landing on the Red Planet before committing millions of dollars' worth of equipment to the spaceflight company's "Red Dragon" effort, said Jim Green, head of the agency's Planetary Science Division. "Landing on Mars is hard," Green said during a talk Tuesday (Dec. 13) here at the annual -
Long Window for Life on Mars: Hundreds of Millions of Years?
Parts of Mars were capable of supporting life as we know it for lengthy stretches in the ancient past — perhaps hundreds of millions of years at a time, new observations by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity suggest. Since it landed inside the Red Planet's Gale Crater in August 2012, Curiosity has studied a number of different rocks over an elevational range of about 650 feet (200 meters), which represents a time span of tens of millions to hundreds of millions of years. The rovers -
Arctic kelp forests may create summer refuges from ocean acidification
Long summer daylight revs up carbon capture in Arctic kelp forests, offering a little relief from acidifying ocean water. -
Trump picks climate sceptic Perry for top U.S. energy job
President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday named former Texas Governor Rick Perry to head the U.S. Department of Energy, handing the job to a climate change sceptic with close ties to the oil industry who once proposed abolishing the department. The choice adds to a list of drilling proponents who have been tapped for top jobs in Trump's administration. The selection of Perry was praised by the oil industry but viewed with worry by environmental groups concerned about the U.S. role in global clim -
Earth’s mantle is cooling faster than expected
The thinning of newly formed oceanic crust suggests that Earth’s mantle is cooling much faster than previously thought. -
Massive Atlantic wave sets record, says World Meteorological Organization
via bbc.co.ukThe highest-ever wave recorded by a buoy is detected in the North Atlantic, say experts. -
62-Foot Wave Off Iceland Smashes World Record
A monstrous swell in the North Atlantic that rose up as high as a six-story building is now the world's tallest wave measured by a buoy, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The wave crashed down the morning of Feb. 4, 2013, in the watery expanse between Iceland and the United Kingdom, at approximately 59 degrees N, 11 degrees W. It occurred after a strong cold front passed through the area, producing winds of up to 50.4 mph (43.8 knots), the WMO reported. The North Atlantic -
Rosetta's Dramatic Comet Death Dive Was Most-Watched Livestream Event of 2016
The dramatic end of Europe's Rosetta comet mission was the most-watched Livestream event of 2016, and another space mission cracked the top five. Less than a month later, on Oct. 16, an ESA news conference about the separation of the ExoMars lander, called Schiaparelli, from its mother ship drew nearly 2.8 million viewers, making the event No. 4 on the list. In case you need more evidence that people love space videos: The five most-watched events in the "Science" category for 2016 all had to do -
Cosmic Bling: Jupiter Sports Stormy 'Pearl' in New Juno Photo
Saturn's rings may be the jewels of the solar system, but Jupiter wears "pearls," and a NASA spacecraft has the picture to prove it. NASA's Juno spacecraft, which made its third close flyby of Jupiter on Sunday (Dec. 11), snapped this photo of the seventh of eight features that make up a so-called "string of pearls" on the gas giant. The "pearl" appears as a giant white oval at the left of the image taken by Juno. -
Fall of Aleppo puts Iran on cusp of 'Shi'ite crescent' of influence
By Babak Dehghanpisheh BEIRUT (Reuters) - Iran has played a pivotal role in Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's campaign to crush rebel resistance in Aleppo and is now close to establishing a "Shi'ite crescent" of regional influence stretching from the Afghan border to the Mediterranean Sea. Revolutionary Guards commanders and senior clerics in Tehran have this week praised Iran's defeat of "Wahhabi terrorists" in Syria and the country they characterise as the rebels' patron, Sunni Muslim regiona -
Scientists produce functional heart pacemaker cells
Scientists have developed the first functional pacemaker cells from human stem cells, paving the way for alternate, biological pacemaker therapy. -
Red cabbage microgreens lower 'bad' cholesterol in animal study
Microgreens are sprouting up everywhere from upscale restaurants to home gardens. They help spruce up old recipes with intense flavors and colors, and are packed with nutrients. Now testing has shown that for mice on a high-fat diet, red cabbage microgreens helped lower their risk factors for developing cardiovascular disease and reduce their weight gain. -
Elusive half-quantum vortices in a superfluid
Researchers have discovered half-quantum vortices in superfluid helium. This vortex is a topological defect, exhibited in superfluids and superconductors, which carries a fixed amount of circulating current. These objects originally predicted to exist in superfluid helium in 1976. The discovery will provide access to the cores of half-quantum vortices, hosting isolated Majorana modes, exotic solitary particles. Understanding these modes is essential for the progress of quantum information proces -
Challenges in going from residential substance abuse treatment to the community
Residential 'in-patient' treatment for substance abuse is a preferred option for those seeking to recover. However, relapse within the first year following discharge ranges from 37 percent to 56 percent. Engagement in aftercare improves this statistic; only about half use outpatient care, and even fewer stick with it. Researchers explored the factors that hinder and help individuals transition from long-term residential substance abuse treatment centers to the community. -
Predicting extinction, with the help of a Yule tree
A new study shows how the present-day distribution of physical traits across species can help explain how the evolutionary process unfolded over time. -
Making (sound) waves in the fight against cancer
A study describes the use of focused ultrasound along with particles called nanodroplets for the enhanced detection of cancer biomarkers in the blood. The researchers used the technique on tumors to cause extracellular vesicles to be released into the bloodstream, giving them large amounts of genetic material to analyze from drawing just a small sample of blood. They believe it could be an alternative to a biopsy for cancer diagnostics. -
Krembil research prompts rethink on established vision recovery theory
A new paper is expected to change the way scientists think about vision recovery after retinal cell transplantation. -
Creative approach to probing genome identifies genes that likely influence bone strength
In an important step in the battle against osteoporosis, a serious brittle bone disease that affects millions, researchers have identified more than a dozen genes amid the vast human genome likely responsible for bone density and strength. -
Ancient footprints reveal clues about our human ancestors
via cbc.caHe stood a majestic five-foot-five, weighed around 100 pounds and maybe had a harem. That's what scientists figure from the footprints he left behind some 3.7 million year ago. -
Troops and court needed fast to avert South Sudan genocide - U.N.
By Tom Miles GENEVA (Reuters) - World powers can stop a "Rwanda-like" genocide in South Sudan if they immediately deploy a 4,000-strong protection force across the country and set up a court to prosecute atrocities, the head of a U.N. human rights commission said on Wednesday. "South Sudan stands on the brink of an all-out ethnic civil war, which could destabilise the entire region," commission chief Yasmin Sooka told an emergency session of the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva. Gang rape was -
Tech leaders to meet with Donald Trump Wednesday
via cbc.caSilicon Valley leaders were among Donald Trump's most outspoken opponents during the presidential campaign. On Wednesday, though, many of them will come face-to-face with the president-elect for the first time since the election. -
Silicon Valley tech leaders meet with Donald Trump
via cbc.caSilicon Valley leaders were among Donald Trump's most outspoken opponents during the presidential campaign. On Wednesday, though, many of them came face-to-face with the president-elect for the first time since the election. -
'Lucy' Species May Have Been Polygynous
The ancient relative of humanity dubbed "Lucy" may have been one of a harem of gals who mated with a single male, according to research that suggests her species was polygynous. Among the earliest known relatives of humanity whose skeletons were made for walking upright was Australopithecus afarensis, the species that included the famed 3.2-million-year-old Lucy. To learn more about Lucy's species, researchers investigated the area of Laetoli in northern Tanzania, which previously yielded t -
Weight, body image misperception associated with alcohol use among teen girls
High school girls with body image behavioral misperceptions are more likely to have had at least one alcoholic drink, as well as engaged in episodes of heavy drinking, than their peers without these misperceptions. -
Celebrity chefs have poor food safety practices
Celebrity chefs are cooking up poor food safety habits, according to a new study by food safety experts. -
Aspirin slows spread of colon, pancreatic cancer in tumor cells
Aspirin may slow the spread of some types of colon and pancreatic cancer cells, investigators have found. Their study looks at the interaction between aspirin and blood platelets in cancer cells. -
Scientists sequence the genome of the Iberian lynx, the most endangered feline
Genomic analysis of the Iberian lynx confirms that it is one of the species with the least genetic diversity among individuals, which means that it has little margin for adaptation. The research opens new pathways of research and conservation. The use of new genomic resources will contribute to optimizing management aimed at preserving the maximum genetic diversity. -
World’s oldest water gets even older
via bbc.co.ukScientists have discovered a new deep source of ancient water that is at least two billion years old. -
Hundreds of Scientists Rally to Protect Climate Science
For a few hours at least, throngs of scientists stepped out from behind their PowerPoint slides about sea ice extent and atmospheric carbon dioxide levels to make a more political statement. The scientists, who were attending the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union, rallied here in downtown San Francisco on Tuesday (Dec. 13) to support climate science and to reject government meddling with scientific facts. "I know you're here because you understand just how essential science a -
Ice Watch: Satellites Reveal How Glaciers Creep and Crawl
With imagery and data from Landsat 8, an Earth-monitoring satellite, scientists at NASA and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) are tracking the speed of glaciers' movement and melt. The so-called Global Land Ice Velocity Extraction (GoLIVE) project uses observations from Landsat 8, as well as historical data from older Landsat satellites. "Not only are we able to map the glacier chunks where there are large crevices and high-contrast features, but [we can] also [map] the surface of the ice sheet -
Forget Selfie Sticks: This Drone Captures Photos and Videos in Midair
Instead of extending your arm or using a selfie stick to snap shots of you and your crew, you could use a new pocket-size drone — dubbed the "AirSelfie" — to help you remotely capture aerial photos and videos. The AirSelfie is the brainchild of Italian entrepreneur Edoardo Stroppiana, who came up with the idea in 2014. "AirSelfie is specifically designed and produced for people who used to think drone cameras are extremely complicated to use — too expensive and bulky," Stroppia -
'Great' message
via bbc.co.ukLand Speed Record holder Andy Green has been visiting India to share insights about the Bloodhound supersonic car.
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