Sunday, November 13, 2016

Report: Cougars killed in Michigan likely born elsewhere and other top stories.

  • Report: Cougars killed in Michigan likely born elsewhere

    Report: Cougars killed in Michigan likely born elsewhere
    TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) - State officials say genetic testing indicates two cougars killed in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula probably migrated to the state from farther west.The Department of Natural Resources says DNA analysis of tissue samples links the cougars with populations based in Wyoming, South Dakota and Nebraska.One of the male cougars was found dead last February near Iron Mountain. The other was poached in Schoolcraft County in 2013.Researchers with the National Genomics Center for Wi..
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  • Watch a Space Crew Launch & a European Probe Land on Mars Wednesday

    Watch a Space Crew Launch & a European Probe Land on Mars Wednesday
    The Russian Soyuz MS-02 spacecraft was rolled out Oct. 16, 2016 at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan in preparation for an Oct. 19 crew launch. Credit: NASA/Joel Kowsky via Flickr. A new, space-station-bound crew will lift off early Wednesday ...
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  • Engine troubles prompt NASA's Juno spacecraft to change plans

    Engine troubles prompt NASA's Juno spacecraft to change plans
    After encountering engine troubles on Sunday, NASA researchers have adjusted Juno’s orbit plan.The probe was originally scheduled to fire up its main rocket on Wednesday, reducing its orbital period around Jupiter from 53 days to just 14. Officials chose to initiate the “period reduction maneuver” (PRM) in order to study Juno’s fuel pressurization system, but technical difficulties forced them to postpone.“Telemetry indicates that two helium check valves that play an important role in the firin..
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  • Chinese astronauts enter space station following docking

    Chinese astronauts enter space station following docking
    In this image taken off the screen at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016 and released by Xinhua News Agency, two Chinese astronauts Jing Haipeng, left and Chen Dong salute in the space lab Tiangong 2. China …more.
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  • Mysterious Bison Hybrid Revealed from Ancient DNA and Cave Paintings

    Mysterious Bison Hybrid Revealed from Ancient DNA and Cave Paintings
    Clever detective work involving research on both ancient DNA and cave paintings from the last ice age has revealed a previously unknown species of hybrid bison, according to a new study. Researchers initially nicknamed the newfound bison the "Higgs Bison," because, just like the once-elusive subatomic particle known as the Higgs Boson, the bison's very existence had never been confirmed, and it took about 15 years to piece together data that proved its existence. But now, thanks to anc..
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  • For Clinton and Trump There's little debating a climate change divide

    For Clinton and Trump There's little debating a climate change divide
    For Clinton and Trump There's little debating a climate change divide By John Schwartz and Tatiana Schlossberg |, New York Times October 18, 2016 Hillary Clinton and former Vice President Al Gore spoke of a warming planet during a recent campaign event in Miami, but don't expect the topic of climate change to crop up during Wednesday's presidential debate.  ..
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  • Get Ready For Halloween By Watching The Moon's 'Occultation' Tonight

    Get Ready For Halloween By Watching The Moon's 'Occultation' Tonight
    Enlarge this image A waning gibbous moon occultation will be visible Tuesday night in parts of the United States. JPL/NASA hide caption toggle caption JPL/NASA A waning gibbous moon occultation will be visible Tuesday night in parts of the United States. JPL/NASA Stargazers, ready your telescopes: An unusual lunar event is going to be visi..
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  • High Stakes: Europe Aims for 1st Successful Mars Landing Today

    High Stakes: Europe Aims for 1st Successful Mars Landing Today
    Spaceflight history will be made today (Oct. 19), if all goes according to plan. The Schiaparelli lander — part of the European-Russian ExoMars 2016 mission — is scheduled to touch down on the Martian surface this morning at 10:48 a.m. EDT (1448 GMT). You can follow the action live here at Space.com, courtesy of the European Space Agency (ESA). If Schiaparelli performs as expected, today's landing will mark the start of the first fully successful Red Planet surface mission for Europe..
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  • Seeing Red: Pluto Probe's Next Target Has a Bloody Hue

    Seeing Red: Pluto Probe's Next Target Has a Bloody Hue
    Artist's illustration of NASA's New Horizons spacecraft encountering a Kuiper Belt object (KBO), as part of an extended mission. New Horizons is set to fly past the KBO 2014 MU69 on Jan. 1, 2019. Recent data from the Hubble Space Telescope suggests ...
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