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I’ve always been interested in the behaviour of elephants, their family loyalty towards one another. Their complete trust in the matriarch’s decisions of where there is water or where there is nourishment and shade.
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Every great family is headed by a commanding leader, and Echo's clan is no exception. Echo, an African elephant, is a true matriarch, a wise and experienced mother who has guided and protected her family for many years. Ely is Echo's new born. Read his story and don't forget the hankies.
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Before the end of the next decade, NASA astronauts will again explore the surface of the moon. And this time, we're going to stay, building outposts and paving the way for eventual journeys to Mars and beyond. There are echoes of the iconic images of the past, but it won't be your grandfather's moon shot.
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Deimos and Phobos are probably asteroids perturbed by Jupiter into orbits that allowed them to be captured by Mars.
Intimate Enemies, Lions and Buffalo
This week, NATURE travels to the banks of the Ruaha for a suspenseful look at this high-stakes contest. INTIMATE ENEMIES: LIONS AND BUFFALO profiles both predator and prey, and chronicles moments both tender and fierce, from a mother lion caring for her cubs to an enraged bull buffalo fending off a pride of attacking lions.   Also video footage
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A little seal pup was born on the Skeleton Coast one extremely hot sunny day. From the moment it is born it faces danger and it is up to the mother seal to provide all the protection she can muster against the scorching sun, the freezing ocean and the jackals roaming the beaches to scurry off with an unprotected baby seal.
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For decades paleontologists have been searching for vital clues in  Africa -- the remains of creatures nearest to the event that changed the  world, the split between man and ape.
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Everest has become a Mecca for mountaineers of all stripes and nationalities. Sir Edmond Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay were the first to reach the top in 1953. Now,  nearly two hundred more have died trying.
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Giant rats of rock called tectonic plates are continuously on the move.  An experiment on video by silly rabbit and myself to show how one motion of mass will cancel out another motion of mass.
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65 Million Years ago an asteroid devastated earth and the majority of its inhabitants changing the course of evolution. One hundred million years before that evolution had been altered because of an impact on earth and so scientists have concluded through fossil findings that our planet earth had undergone changes in evolutionary outcome at least 5 times due to major impacts through the course of the 4.5 billion years of earth.
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Ah, Martian summer! Finally, the days are long, just like on dear old Earth. And daytime highs rocket all the way up to a balmy 20°C (68°F) from the summer nighttime low of -90°C (-130°F),
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I’ve always been interested in the behaviour of elephants, their family loyalty towards one another. Their complete trust in the matriarch’s decisions of where there is water or where there is nourishment and shade.
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As recently as the 19th century, many people thought that it would be impossible to determine the chemical composition of the stars. Since then, physicists have proved them wrong --- using spectroscopy.
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A new image from NASA’s Galaxy Evolution Explorer completes a multi-wavelength, neon-colored portrait of the enormous Cartwheel galaxy after a smaller galaxy plunged through it, triggering ripples of sudden, brief star formation.
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That bird feeder is called a 'tit bell'.  Only small birds that can hang upside down can feed from them. You can buy them or make them yourself.  I suppose you can call them 'chickadee bells'.  The one in the picture is home made - a small plant pot with nail across the hole in the bottom to tie the string to and hang it up and also to suspend a ball of fat in a mesh bag.
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MRO/ A preview of what's to come with this mighty mission, the spacecraft calibrated its high-resolution camera, using the Moon as its subject.
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Using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope to probe the ninth planet in our solar system, astronomers have discovered that Pluto may have not one, but three moons.   The planet resides 3 billion miles from the sun in the heart of the Kuiper Belt,
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More Feeders for Birds
 On the island of Madagascar, 500 miles off the coast of Africa, there lies a strange and mysterious place. It is filled with bizarre landscapes and creatures that exist nowhere else on Earth. Shut off by battlements of razor-sharp cliffs, this is a true lost world.
This is not meant to frighten you, but it is meant to make you aware. A National Geographics Documentary on the now lurking Tuberculosis dilemma in the times where HIV has gone rampant.
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A fossil which is the oldest known of a mammal which had a placenta it was recently unearthed in China. It was found in Strata dating back to 125 million years ago at a time when dinosaurs were at their peek. This could be the ancestral from which all placenta animals including humans have evolved.
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We had been discussing the Maglev System for quite some time in the past and we are not the only ones. So has being suggested on several occasions to use the maglev system to get into space without the extra luggage and with it its dangers of the rocket fuel tanks.
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Evolution drove Mammals giving to live birth
 Comet Tempel 1, which created a flamboyant Fourth of July fireworks display in space last year, is covered with a small amount of water ice. These results, reported by members of NASA’s Deep Impact team in an advanced online edition of Science, offer the first definitive evidence of surface ice on any comet. “We have known for a long time that water ice exists in comets, but this is the first evidence of water ice on comets,” said Jessica Sunshine, Deep Impact co-investigator and lead author of the Science article.
Cartwheel Galaxy Makes Waves in New NASA Image
I watched as a gigantic male Polar Bear offshore some distance quietly observed the island where a herd of male sea lions, along side the females with their cubs were basking in the northern sun.
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
A major quake striking northeastern Japan could set off a 22-meter tsunami, kill nearly 3,000 people and cause more than a trillion yen in damage, according to a worst-case government scenario, Kyodo news agency said on Sunday. According to the study, which centred on the Tohoku region of northeastern Japan as well as the east coast of the northernmost island
Huge tsunami could hit north Japan in quake scenario
The Planet Hunters - Extreme Life -  Eating Rocks
Images taken by the orbiter's Context Camera and Mars Color Imager during the first tests of those instruments at Mars confirm the performance capability of the cameras. The test images were taken from nearly 10 times as far from the planet as the spacecraft will be once it finishes reshaping its orbit. Test images from the third camera of the science payload were released previously.
The male sea lions close to the ocean’s edge leaving the females and their babies protected along the east side where the cliff’s edge rose high above the water. But the Polar Bear had other intentions.
Planets from Hell
Our sun is only one of two hundred billion stars that make up our galaxy, the Milky Way. Like our sun each star could be orbited with its own system of planets. Today astronomers are piecing together incredible new evidence in the search for distant worlds. Theirs is the ultimate scientific quest, they are the planet hunters.
FISH LEGS? Findings coming out Thursday report the discovery of a fish  that sported the skeletal beginnings of shoulders, wrists, and legs 375 million years ago. The fossil  fills a crucial gap in the record of sea creatures' move to land, scientists believe. Scientists have long surmised that four-limbed land animals evolved from early fish. In recent years, they have been slowly closing the fossil gap between these fish and the first land vertebrates.
Fossil fills gap in move from sea to land
NASA's Mars rover Spirit has reached a safe site for the Martian winter, while its twin, Opportunity, is making fast progress toward a destination of its own. The two rovers recently set out on important -- but very different -- drives after earlier weeks inspecting sites with layers of Mars history.  Opportunity finished examining sedimentary evidence of ancient water at a crater called "Erebus," and is now rapidly crossing flat ground toward the scientific lure of a much larger crater, "Victoria."
NASA Mars Rovers Head for New Sites After Studying Layers
Icy chunks of frozen methane and water are not responsible for the periodic increases in atmospheric methane recorded in Greenland ice cores, according to a Penn State geoscientist. The ice core samples from the Greenland Ice Sheet Project II cover the last 40,000 years and present a picture of the Earth’s climate over that time span.
frozen methane chunks not responsible
NASA's Deep Impact’ Team Reports
New DNA analysis indicates that a 5,000-year-old mummy found frozen in the Italian Alps may have been sterile — a hypothesis that would support the theory
Prehistoric ice man may have been sterile outcast
We are trying to imagine how some of life could survive in the most extreme environments and yet some of the most extreme conditions are 
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that he may have been a social outcast, officials said Friday. A group of hikers discovered the well-preserved body in 1991. Since then, the mummy and his clothing and tools have opened a window on the previously little known
Murder in the Troop
The might Zambezi River winds through the great way of Northern Zimbabwe like a glistening snake. Along the banks of the river baboons harvest the seasonal fruits of the Zimbabwe. This Zambezi troop have something special, a rare set of twins just one month old. In the harsh world of the African planes only a quarter of the new born baboons survive during the first year the odds against twins are even greater.
Hubble Finds 'Tenth Planet' Slightly Larger Than Pluto
For the first time, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has seen distinctly the "tenth planet," currently nicknamed "Xena," and found that it's only slightly larger than Pluto.

Though previous ground-based observations suggested that Xena's diameter was about 30 percent greater than Pluto, Hubble observations taken Dec. 9 and 10, 2005, showed Xena's diameter as 1,490 miles (with an uncertainty of 60 miles).
found right here on earth. Penny Boston  spends her life in some of the darkest most hostile places on earth. She’s looking for extremophiles. Microbes that can thrive in places that would kill most other creatures.
The floating Drygalski Ice Tongue, which protrudes 80 kilometres into the ocean, is connected to the David Glacier. If it were to break loose, scientists fear it could alter ocean currents and change the region’s climate.
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Iceberg knocks the block off Drygalski Ice Tongue
In Search of Water, NASA Spacecraft to Hit the Moon
The name of the mission is LCROSS, short for Lunar CRater Observation and Sensing Satellite. LCROSS is a secondary payload: It will hitch a ride to the moon onboard the same rocket as the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) satellite due to launch from the Kennedy Space Center in October 2008. also video
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