Apollo Astronaut Eugene Cernan, Last Man to Walk on the Moon, Dies at 82

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Apollo Astronaut Eugene Cernan, Last Man to Walk on the Moon, Dies at 82

Space.com
U.S. astronaut Gene Cernan, who as the commander of the final Apollo lunar landing mission in 1972 became known as the “last man on the moon,” died on Monday (Jan. 16).

Zebra shark surprises scientists by giving birth without male

CNN
(CNN) A female zebra shark in an Australian aquarium has astounded scientists by producing live offspring asexually, three years after being separated from her long-term mate.

Massive strolling alligator enthralls tourists at Fla. nature reserve — and on video

Washington Post
The Florida alligator refused to wow the small crowd, if it noticed them, with a burst of speed as it crossed the grassy path. Its size was enough.

Venus is hiding a ‘bizarre’ gravity wave in its clouds that spans the entire planet

Business Insider
Every so often, a wave of hot air rises up 40 miles (65 kilometers) from the planet’s Hell-like surface and stretches across its entire diameter.

NASA Passes on Asteroid-Detecting Telescope Program

Yahoo News
A high-telescope program that could have pinpointed the locations of thousands of asteroids orbiting near the Earth was recently rejected by NASA, the third time the mission has been shot down.

The DB Cooper case baffled investigators for decades. Now, scientists have a new theory.

Washington Post
It was “one of the longest and most exhaustive investigations” in FBI history – and to this day remains the only unsolved skyjacking in the United States.

British Antarctic Station Closed Over Ice Concerns

Wall Street Journal
A potentially dangerous ice crack forced British researchers to temporarily shut down the Halley VI Research Station in Antarctica.

[ January 16, 2017 ] Experimental flight of Japanese sounding rocket falls short of orbit News

Spaceflight Now
A small research rocket launched from Japan fell into the Pacific Ocean on Saturday after attempting to send a student-built CubeSat into orbit, Japanese officials said.

Did Humans Arrive In North America 10000 Years Earlier Than Previously Thought?

Tech Times
A horse mandible, the oldest in the samples and displaying marks from a stone tool believed to have been used to remove the tongue, was radiocarbon-dated and found to be from 24,000 years ago.

Week ahead: Trump EPA pick faces fiery nomination hearing

The Hill
Senators will consider three of President-elect Donald Trump · Donald TrumpFive things to watch in round 2 of Trump confirmation fights Ethics chief thrust into spotlight by Trump battle This week: Confirmation fights dominate ahead of inauguration

Scientists Learn Why Women Go Through Menopause by Studying Killer Whales

Yahoo News
Scientists allege in a recent study that menopause, when females no longer produce eggs to bear children, was an evolutionary development that helps end conflict between mothers and daughters.

Watch a Beautiful Ruby Seadragon Glide Past Cameras for the First Time

Slate Magazine
This video proves it’s alive. Scientists have known since 2015 that the ruby seadragon existed, based on DNA analysis of 100-year-old museum specimens, but it’s never been seen (much less caught on video) until now.

SpaceX Falcon 9: What Next? After Returning To Flight With Iridium Launch, Company Has Busy Launch Schedule

International Business Times
SpaceX is back in business. After being grounded from flight operations, following the spectacular Sept. 1 explosion of a Falcon 9 rocket while it was being refueled at its launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida, the Elon Musk company made its …

Hard pursuit of economic growth to beat Beijing’s new smog cops

The Australian
Beijing is setting up a pollution police force that will have the power to detain the worst culprits. Experts warn, however, that the chief culprit is the national government itself, conflicted in its environmental management by its struggles to

GoPro Camera Snaps Up Mysterious Lights Near ISS

Tech Times
A new video footage from an astronaut’s camera supposedly captured mysterious lights. The unidentified lights were spotted near the ISS and were recorded by a GoPro camera.

Moon Express Wants To Get Close To The Moon, Says They Are Ready With The Fund

Latinos Health
GLASTONBURY, ENGLAND – JANUARY 11: A so-called wolf moon rises over Glastonbury Tor on January 11, 2017 in Somerset, England. In some parts of the world, the January full moon is nicknamed the wolf moon, which dates back to the days when …

Gilead Sciences, Inc. (GILD) Shares Bought by California State Teachers Retirement System

Sports Perspectives
Gilead Sciences logo California State Teachers Retirement System increased its stake in Gilead Sciences, Inc. (NASDAQ:GILD) by 0.8% during the third quarter, according to its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

UK’s Prince Charles co-authors ‘Ladybird’ guide to climate change

Business Insider
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s Prince Charles, a vocal environmental campaigner, has co-authored a basic guide to the problems posed by climate change.

Advanced missile detection satellite for early-warning alerts awaits liftoff Atlas 5

Spaceflight Now
CAPE CANAVERAL – Culminating years of construction and testing, a $1.2 billion satellite designed to spot and track enemy missiles threatening the United States homeland, its deployed military forces abroad or allied nations will ascend to a

French, US astronauts install batteries outside space station

Space Daily
French astronaut Thomas Pesquet floated into space on his first-ever spacewalk Friday, and helped install three new, refrigerator-sized lithium-ion batteries to upgrade the power system at the International Space Station.

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