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African stargazers enjoy ‘ring of fire’ eclipse

SAINT-LOUIS, France (AFP) -- Stargazers in south and central Africa were treated to a spectacular solar eclipse Thursday with the…

Plants less thirsty as climate warms: study

MIAMI, United States (AFP) -- A warming planet might not dry out Earth as much as previously believed, because plants…

Habitable planet found in solar system next door

PARIS, France (AFP) -- Scientists Wednesday announced the discovery of an Earth-sized planet orbiting the star nearest our Sun, opening…

After warming fast, part of Antarctica gets a chill – study

REUTERS -- The Antarctic Peninsula, among the fastest warming places on Earth last century, has since cooled due to natural…

NASA’s Kepler discovers more than 104 new exoplanets

WASHINGTON, United States (AFP) -- An international team of researchers announced Monday the discovery of 104 new planets outside our…

Zuckerberg streams live chat with men in space

SAN FRANCISCO, United States (AFP) -- Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg took the leading social network on a new journey Wednesday,…

NASA says 1,284 new planets found by Kepler telescope

    by Kerry Sheridan MIAMI, United States (AFP) --  NASA announced Tuesday the discovery of 1,284 new planets outside…

NASA satellite camera takes photo of Earth from a distance of one million miles

  JULY 21 (Reuters) -- A NASA camera on the Deep Space Climate Observatory satellite, nicknamed DSCOVR, has taken sent…

NASA holds daily briefing as New Horizons makes its final approach to Pluto

  (REUTERS)  NASA's New Horizons spacecraft is poised to become the first probe to visit distant Pluto, capping a reconnaissance…

2014 was Earth’s hottest year, could lead to storm surges, flooding -NASA scientist

Last year was Earth's warmest on record, bolstering the argument that people are altering the planet's climate by relentlessly burning…

ESA’s Philae probe releases first image from landing

(Reuters) -- The Philae probe on Wednesday (November 12) released a close-up image of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko as the European Space Agency (ESA)…

Asteroids may hit earth; scientists clamor for $250 million telescope

  The chances of an asteroid impacting earth and destroying a major area are higher than one might think. This…

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