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Reuters - Jun 1, 2008 The ICAP Leopard was soon to embark on an attempt at setting a class record for a trans-Atlantic crossing. Steering the world's fastest, ...
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Search for 2 Japanese climbers on Denali is suspended |
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KTNA, AK - The active search for the missing Japanese climbers on Denali has been suspended. Search managers have determined that further air operations are unlikely ... - KTNA |
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Volcanic eruption in Galapagos not threatening tortoise... |
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Men's News Daily, CA - Volcanic activity within the island group is high, and the island of Isabella is itself formed by six shield volcanoes, with five of the six still being ... - Men's News Daily |
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Outside climbers to ascend peak with no name for cancer... |
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Anchorage Daily News - AK - GLACIER BAY NATIONAL PARK -- As the pilot guided the single-engine Piper Cherokee closer to an unclimbed mountain known as 8290, ...
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A plane with a flight time of 1825 days |
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Toronto Star, Canada - Jun 1, 2008 SHARP (stationary high-altitude relay platform) would have used pilotless planes flying a tight figure-eight course ("Like the infinity symbol," says ...
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Bumblebees set new insect record for high-altitude flyi... |
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Independent, UK - Dr Michael Dillon, a biologist at University of California at Berkeley, has been studying the high-altitude bees found in the mountains, which are on the ...
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Fossils Show Earliest Record of Sex, Live Birth |
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FOXNews - "When I first saw the embryo inside the mother fish, my jaw dropped," said researcher John Long, a paleontologist at Museum Victoria in Melbourne, ...
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Rome's Subway Workers Unearth Archaeological Treasu... |
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Finding Dulcinea, New York - Jun 1, 2008 Since work on a $4.7 billion subway project began, archaeologists and subway engineers have uncovered remains of imperial homes, Roman tombs containing the ... - findingDulcinea |
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Adrian Flanagan and Barrabas to complete global, vertic... |
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BYM News, Spain - May 20, 2008 Intrepid sailor, Adrian Flanagan will sail in to Southampton Water tomorrow, the first person to complete a singlehanded vertical circumnavigation of the ... - BYM News (press release) |
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Climbing Aconcagua to Save the Planet |
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Canada NewsWire Canada - May 20, 2008 The cheque was the sum total of the funds raised by Mr. Ebner as sponsorship of his climb of Mt. Aconcagua in February. The cheque was received by Dr. ... - Canada NewsWire (press releas |
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Hill bikes 170 miles in Denali Classic |
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Anchorage Daily News, AK - The race was held Saturday and Sunday along the Denali Highway. The event drew 15 riders, with the longest option being 170 miles and featuring 9000 feet of ... - Anchorage Daily News (subscri |
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Flights Continue In Search Of Japanese Climbers on Dena... |
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Alaska's SuperStation, AK - High altitude slow, low level searches of the routes and the Denali mountaineering range by a Lama helicopter have turned up little on Monday. ...
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Clipper Round the World Race: New York arrives in Flame... |
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BYM News, Spain - 3 hours ago - Having taken on nature in the raw for the last 27000 miles of their circumnavigation, the crews are about to experience one of man’s greatest triumphs of ...
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Chile volcanic eruption seen at critical stage |
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PUERTO MONTT, Chile (Reuters) - A towering plume of ash from an erupting volcano in Chile's remote Patagonia could rain down on the surrounding area and cause devastating damage, a volcano expert warned on Friday.
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Middle-Aged Backpacker Goes Around the World |
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Press Release 365, FL - 8 hours ago... a mysterious surprise waiting for anyone who can decipher the encrypted codes in his journal, which point to physical clues planted around the world. ... - Press Release 365 (press rele |
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The Transatlantic race gets off to a good start |
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Vende Globe, France - May 12, 2008 - Thirteen single-handed yachtsmen aboard their IMOCA monohulls set sail on Sunday from Plymouth (GB), at the start of the oldest single-handed transatlantic ...
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Bulgarians mapping Europe's biggest cave - Sofia Echo |
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Sofia Echo, Bulgaria - May 13, 2008This is one of the biggest discoveries for Bulgarian speleology, bTV reported. The cave, comprising a dense network of galleries on several levels, ... - Sofia Echo |
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The elusive Central Asian snow leopard steps into a ris... |
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National Geographic, DC - 6 hours ago - The New Delhi biologist studied them closely for five years in Hemis High Altitude National Park in Ladakh, the largest, loftiest district of northern India ...
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Grave Secrets of Dinosaurs: Soft Tissues and Hard Scien... |
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Journal Gazette and Times-Courier, IL - May 12, 2008 - Phillip Manning is a paleontologist from England. The subject of this book is a plant-eating hadrosaur mummy, discovered in 1999 by a high school student, ... - Courier |
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Archaeologists sift through artifacts of Indian village... |
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Casa Grande Valley Newspapers, AZ - The site is expected to yield vast information because of the large scope of the archaeological work done in the area around the village core. ...
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New Archaeological Discovery in Bulgaria's Hisar |
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International.news.bg, Bulgaria - 7 hours ago- Marble consecrated slab stone from the Rome epoch was discovered in archaeological excavations by the director of Archaeological Museum in Hisar town doctor ...
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New Czech Route On Aconcagua |
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Czech climbers Leopold Sulovsky and Josef Lukas climbed a new route on the west face of Aconcagua, Argentina, in alpine style, summitting on January 30, 2008. The 6962-meter peak is the highest mountain in the Americas, the highest mountain outside of Asia, and is one of the Seven Summits.
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Spitzer Team Makes First Ascent of Alaskan Peak |
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Ben Gilmore, Maxime Turgeon, and Freddie Wilkinson have made the first ascent of the Bat’s Ears, an 11,044-foot peak that was possibly the highest unclimbed major summit in the Alaska Range. The trio climbed the nearly 3,000-foot south face of the peak in a 23-hour round trip from base camp, descend... - American Alpine Club |
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Biologists in Glacier National Park Track Wolverines by... |
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GLACIER NATIONAL PARK, Mont. (AP) Biologists at Glacier National Park are putting GPS transmitters in collars to track the elusive wolverine.
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Scottish woman first to summit McKinley in 2008 |
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Fort Mills Times, SC - May 10, 2008 - Denali National Park climbing ranger Mike Shane says another climber with the expedition, Maria Alonso of Ohio, had hoped to join them, but was held back by ... - Fort Mills Times |
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Hot Climate Could Shut Down Plate Tectonics |
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Science Daily - 30 minutes ago - "The heat required goes far beyond anything we expect from human-induced climate change, but things like volcanic activity and changes in the sun's ... - Science Daily (press release) |
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Strong quake hits southwest China |
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ABS\CBN News, Philippines - 11 hours ago... China's Sichuan province on Monday, less than 100 km (60 miles) from the provincial capital of Chengdu, the US Geological Survey said on its Web site. ... - ABS CBN News |
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German archeologist unearths the riches of Turkey |
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Turkish Daily News, Turkey - May 9, 2008 - Christine Bruns-Ă–zgan, a German native and archaeologist, has made the unearthing of Knidos her life project over the last 20 years. ... - Turkish Daily News (subscript |
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Mawson: Life And Death In Antarctica |
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Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - 1 hour ago - Douglas Mawson's 1912 expedition of Antarctica resulted in one of history's greatest feats of human endurance. Douglas Mawson's 1912 expedition of ...
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Excavation throws light on Muziris |
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Newindpress, India - 23 hours ago - PALAKKAD: Archaeological excavation of two megalithic burials at Aanakara in Palakkad district which is under way has aroused great expectations from the ... - Newindpress |
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Hydrophones Help Scientists Pinpoint, Protect Right Wha... |
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Wired News - 12 hours ago - Researchers at the Cornell Bioacoustics Research Laboratory and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute have teamed up to use hydrophones to protect endangered ... - Wired News |
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Hugh Bradner, renowned physicist and inventor of the we... |
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Science Centric, Bulgaria - 1 hour ago - Hugh Bradner, renowned physicist and professor emeritus at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, died 5 May 2008, in San Diego, Calif. after a ...
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Russian sails into Albany and record books |
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The West Australian, Australia - 16 hours ago -Russia's Fedor Konyukhov has completed the first solo circumnavigation of Antarctica in a maxi-yacht, throwing down the gauntlet to the world's yachtsmen to ...
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Tiny krill could help unlock global climate change secr... |
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ABC Online, Australia - 17 hours ago - The shrimp-like krill is one of the smallest animals in the Antarctic, but Dr Andrew Constable from the Australian Antarctic Division says it could help ... - ABC Online |
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Cold Water Thrown on Antarctic Global-Warming Predictio... |
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FOXNews - May 8, 2008 - The gap between prediction and reality seemed to be caused by the models overestimating the amount of water vapor in the Antarctic atmosphere. ... - FOXNews |
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Russian explorers on Arctic, Antarctic missions celebra... |
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ITAR-TASS, Russia - 10 hours ago - One hundred and ten members of the 53rd Russian Antarctic Expedition based at five research stations joined the holiday, expedition supervisor and Deputy ... - TASS |
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Two climbers missing on Mt Dhaulagiri |
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Everest News, Nepal - 11 hours ago - I would like to shortly tell about probably the hardest day for our expedition - May the 5th. On this day two members of our expedition were on the second ...
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Alpha Global Expedition: Adrian Flanagan and Barrabas s... |
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BYM News, Spain - 10 hours ago - At the outset of the expedition, I figured Barrabas would have sailed 30000 miles to circumnavigate the earth via Cape Horn and the Russian Arctic. ... - BYM News (press release) |
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Cyclone Nargis had all the makings of "a perfect storm" |
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The Associated Press - 10 hours ago - At a January conference of the American Meteorological Society, some postulated warmer ocean temperatures may actually reduce the strength of cyclones and ...
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The effect of soot on climate |
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India - May 7, 2008 - Professor Greg Carmichael and Professor V. Ramanathan, at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, put together data from satellites, aircraft and ... - Hindu |
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Encounters at the End of the World makes Arizona premie... |
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Sedona.biz, AZ - In this compelling exploration, Herzog travels to the Antarctic community of McMurdo Station, on Ross Island, the headquarters for the National Science ... - Sedona.biz |
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Red flares for freedom: climbers against Everest torch ... |
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K2climb.net, NY - (MountEverest.net) - The Olympic torch, in its final steps to the summit of Everest, is covered live on the torch website and by CNN. ... - K2climb.net |
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Damaged boat forces Canadian sailor to give up his worl... |
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The Canadian Press, VICTORIA - Apr 27, 2008 - The rollover happened in very turbulent South Atlantic seas on day 215 of his attempt at the solo, non-stop circumnavigation of the globe against prevailing ... - The Canadian Press |
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One day to go for Russian adventurer - The West Austral... |
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The West Australian, Australia - May 5, 2008 -Russian adventurer Fedor Konyukhov is a day away from completing his record circumnavigation of Antarctica. Konyukhov has been at sea for 100 days in his ...
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Connecticut mountaineer prepares to climb K-2 |
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Danbury News Times, CT - May 4, 2008 - K2 is a 28251-foot pyramid of rock, snow and ice widely regarded as the premier high-altitude mountaineering challenge on Earth. ...
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Revenge-seeking student climbers headed to Russia in fr... |
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Tiger Weekly, LA - The pair planned to climb Denali (Mt. McKinley) this summer, but decided the venture was going to be too expensive and too difficult for the time being. ... - Tiger Weekly |
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Massive volcanic cloud creeps over Argentina, Chile |
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AFP dense plume of volcanic ash took a northeasterly turn overnight to Wednesday after moving for days in a southeasterly direction, the head of the ...
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DNA links Juneau man to ancient remains found in a BC g... |
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660 News, Canada - May 4, 2008 - Rado was one of 250 Native people to be tested for a DNA match to the remains, which were found by hunters in a melting glacier in British Columbia in 1999. ... - 660 News |
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US Earthquakes Jangle Nerves, Leave Scientists With Que... |
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ABC News - ... in high-rise buildings," said Bruce Presgrave, a geophysicist with the US Geological Survey in Golden, Colo., in an interview with the Associated Press. ... - ABC News |
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Irish Everest Expedition 2008: Heading for camp 2 |
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Everest News, Nepal - They have already completed Mt Blanc and Kilimanjaro and shall head off to Argentina on December 27th to attempt Aconcagua via the Polish glacier. ...
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One of the most important archaeological sites in Malta... |
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Malta Independent Online, Malta - by Noel Grima -Skorba is accepted by all as one of the most import-ant archaeological sites in the Maltese Islands. Excavations led by David Trump in the ... - Malta Independent Online |
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Scientists Reveal Presence Of Ocean Current Stripes |
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Science Daily - Apr 26, 2008 - An international collaborative of scientists led by Peter Niiler, a physical oceanographer at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, ...
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Mapping the bottom of the top of the world |
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Nature.com (subscription), UK - Apr 24, 2008 - The floor of the Arctic Ocean comes into sharper focus with the publication of an improved version of a bathymetric chart first released in provisional form ... - Nature.com (subscription) |
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UK Hydrographic Office chiefs spotlight HMS Endurance A... |
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BYM News - Spain - Two UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) chiefs have been finding out more about the vital survey work being carried out in the inhospitable Antarctic. ... - BYM News (press release) |
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Ed Viesturs Launches Baffin Expedition Today |
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Backpacker Magazine - Apr 25, 2008 - The expedition, nicknamed "Healthy Planet=Healthy People," will showcase the effects of climate change by heading into one of the most pristine but ... - Backpacker Magazine |
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T. Rex Protein Evidence Links Dinosaurs to Birds |
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NPR - 23 hours ago... are the ancestors of modern-day birds. Paleontologist Mary Higby Schweitzer talks about the finding and what it means for our understanding of evolution. - NPR |
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Oceanography: Bottom of the top of the world |
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Nature.com, UK - Apr 24, 2008 - The floor of the Arctic Ocean comes into sharper focus with the publication of an improved version of a bathymetric chart first released in provisional form ... - Nature.com (subscription) |
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Marina del Rey Teen Looks to Sail into the Record Books |
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The Log Newspaper, CA - Apr 24, 2008 - Josh Clark, another 16-year-old, of Panama has also expressed interest in accomplishing a solo circumnavigation in his rebuilt Cal 32. ...
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First-time marathoner, ex-Navy Seal prepares to scale t... |
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Monterey County Herald, CA - Apr 24, 2008And he's planning to climb the seven summits - the highest mountain peaks on the planet — beginning with Denali in Alaska next year and, if all goes well, ... - Monterey County Herald |
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Meteorological Prize Winner Warns of Accelerating Warmi... |
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Environment News Service - Professor Jagadish Shukla has been awarded the 52nd International Meteorological Organization Prize for his contributions to meteorological and hydrological ... - Environment News Service |
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Spider webs would help propel future space probes |
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Thaindian.com, Thailand - Pekka Janhunen of the Finnish Meteorological Institute in Helsinki, who designed the sail, plans to reel out long wires from a spacecraft and pump a ... - Thaindian.com |
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Humans lived in tiny, separate bands for 100000 years |
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AFP - ... extremes of climate had reduced our population to such small numbers that we were on the very edge of extinction," said paleontologist Meave Leakey, ... - AFP |
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Volunteers help preserve Kodiak archaeological sites |
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Juneau Empire , AK - Apr 24, 2008- By Misty Maynard | Kodiak Daily Mirror KODIAK - Vandalism to many of the more than 1000 archaeological sites in the Kodiak Archipelago has decreased over ... - Juneau Empire (subscription) |
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'Who Owns Antiquity?: Museums and the Battle over O... |
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Wall Street Journal - James Cuno - Consciously or subconsciously, archaeological interpretation and the public presentation of archaeological monuments are used to support the ... - Wall Street Journal |
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How Knoxville's inhabitants lived a thousand years ago |
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WBIR-TV, TN - "It's a good spot," UT Archaeologist and Curator Jennifer Kirkmeyer said. "It's obvious, because everybody is living on either side of it now. ... - TV |
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Ancient Maya Tomb Yields Amazing Fabrics |
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National Geographic, DC - 10 hours ago - The tomb was discovered in the Maya city of Copán in Honduras by a team led by archaeologist Robert Sharer of the University of Pennsylvania. ...
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Bexley Times, UK - Apr 18, 2008British adventurer Nick Sanders, 49, crossed the Meridian Line at the Old Royal Observatory, Greenwich, to embark upon a 55000 mile circumnavigation of the ... - Bexley Times |
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Northampton girl climbs Australias highest peak |
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Northampton Chronicle & Echo, UK - Apr 21, 2008"Even at 7500ft, a lot smaller than 23000ft Aconcagua, in Argentina, we could see the curvature of the earth and were well above the clouds. ... - Northampton Chronicle & E |
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Around the world bicycle trip memoirs to be released af... |
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Ahmedabad Newsline, India - Just in their twenties and living off a shoestring budget, three young Parsis, one from Baroda, ventured on the first ever trip around the world on bicycles ... - Ahmedabad Newsline |
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We have lift off: The quickest yacht in the world |
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Daily Mail, UK -... while a "maxi" variant is also under construction to accomplish a project Thibault calls "half-Jules": the circumnavigation of the globe. ...
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Researcher finds fossilized shell-breaking crab |
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PhysOrg.com, VA - Apr 17, 2008 In a museum display case, Cornell paleontologist Greg Dietl recognized a 69 million-year-old crab fossil with an oversized right claw, a feature previously ...
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6 down, 1 to go: Valley climber nears final goal, Evere... |
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Arizona Republic, AZ - Apr 13, 2008 - The only peak he didn't scale on a first attempt was Cerro Aconcagua in Argentina. About 1000 feet from the summit, he didn't feel he had enough energy to ... - Arizona Republic |
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Manchester climber reaches the top of the bottom of the... |
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Gloucester Daily Times, USA - Apr 13, 2008 -Longcor, a 2003 Manchester Essex Regional High School graduate, is back in North America after climbing Aconcagua, the tallest mountain in South America and ...
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Antartica Cup: Major milestone as Fedor crosses GATE 14 |
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BYM News, Spain - Apr 8, 2008 - For Fedor, however the time to celebrate is when he completes the final 4350 mile Indian Ocean leg of this circumnavigation and returns to Albany early in ... - BYM News (press release) |
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1000 Miles Down For Gitana 13 Transpacific Record Attem... |
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International Sailing Federation, UK - Apr 2, 2008... already have 1000 miles on the counter after setting out from San Francisco on Saturday night on their attempt at the Transpacific east to west record. ...
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In Nepal, a Desperate Fight to Save the Struggling Rhin... |
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ABC News - Apr 10, 2008 By DAN HARRIS This assignment took us to the other side of the planet -- to one of the most hard-to-reach spots in the world, the wilds of southern Nepal. ...
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Everest and K2 Summiter Ivan Vallejo : Several Updates |
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Everest News, Nepal - Apr 8, 2008 - Unfortunately my computer has decided, without my authorization of course, to die because of the lack of oxygen, so I have been without the technological ...
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Water Bores 5-Mile Hole In Glacier, Unleashes Riverboun... |
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Environmental Graffiti, UK - 32 minutes ago -The Colonial Glacier, located in Southern Chile, caused a nearby lake to swell last month and then empty rapidly down the Baker River, ...
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Basic caving course training set in Kapalong, Philippin... |
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Philippine Information Agency, Philippines - Apr 8, 2008 - BCC Training is sponsored by the Local Government of Kapalong, Davao Speleological and Conservation Society (DSpeCS), Provincial Government of Davao del ... - Philippine Information Agency |
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Meteorological Prize Winner Warns of Accelerating Warmi... |
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Environment News Service - Apr 6, 2008 - Professor Jagadish Shukla has been awarded the 52nd International Meteorological Organization Prize for his contributions to meteorological and hydrological ... - Environment News Service |
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Biography of explorer Richard E. Byrd details his heroi... |
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Biography of explorer Richard E. Byrd details his heroic ...Seattle Times, United States - Apr 4, 2008By Michael Kenney by Lisle A. Rose In February 1957, Adm. Arleigh Burke flew to Boston to present Richard E. Byrd, the Antarctic explorer, with the Medal of ... - Seattle Times |
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Russian sailor sets date for record bid |
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The West Australian, Australia - Mar 26, 2008 - Russian adventurer Fedor Konyukhov has targeted May 5 as his arrival date in Albany to complete his historic circumnavigation of Antarctica. ... - The West Australian |
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Dismasted race yacht arrives in Ala Wai Harbor |
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Honolulu Advertiser, HI - Mar 28, 2008 - The 35000-mile circumnavigation is scheduled to end in Liverpool on July 5. The restart of the race from Hawai'i to Santa Cruz, Calif., was originally ...
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Britons seek to conquer Northwest Passage |
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Ottawa Citizen, Canada - Mar 31, 2008 - Not only does the voyage go against the prevailing currents and lethal ice floes, it will also amount to the first engine-less circumnavigation of North ... - Ottawa Citizen |
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Reaching for the sky |
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Malaysia Star, Malaysia - Mar 28, 2008 - It feels like ages ago since her arrival in Mendoza, Argentina, the gateway to Mount Aconcagua. Day in, day out Ong struggles with the energy-sapping, ... - Malaysia Star |
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Theory on Dinosaurs and Volcanic Activity 65 Million Ye... |
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New York Times, United States - Mar 24, 2008 - But massive volcanic activity around the same time might have played a role, too, by pumping enormous amounts of gases containing sulfur and chlorine into ...
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Dinosaur killer found in volcanic bubbles |
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New Scientist (subscription), UK - Apr 1, 2008 - A surge of volcanic activity around 65 million years ago could have triggered a mass extinction by pumping sulphur and chlorine into the atmosphere. ... - New Scientist (subscription) |
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Speeding Up The Glacier - Yankton Daily Press (subscrip... |
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Speeding Up The Glacier Yankton Daily Press (subscription), SD - 19 hours agoOf course, glaciers move ahead, too. It may be only a few inches a year, but those mighty ice mountains do indeed move. However, if all else around them is ... - Yankton Daily Press (subscrip |
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Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Hits Simeulue in Indonesia |
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Bloomberg - By Michael Heath - April 4 -- A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck Simeulue in Indonesia, the US Geological survey said. ... - Bloomberg |
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Humans creating new geological age |
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Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia - Mar 30, 2008 HUMANS are causing such unprecedented climatic change and mass extinctions it is creating a new geological age, according to a leading environmental ... - Melbourne Herald Sun |
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Smokies cave rescue took more than a dozen volunteers |
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Smokies cave rescue took more than a dozen volunteers WATE.com, TN - Mar 31, 2008 By JILL MCNEAL GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK (WATE) -- Just over a week ago, four young men decided to go caving in the Smokies in the middle of the ... - WATE.com |
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Excavators find prehistoric bones at Maribel Caves |
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Herald Times Reporter, WI - Mar 31, 2008The radiocarbon dating was funded through a UW-Green Bay grant and with funds from the Wisconsin Speleological Society and the Friends of Maribel Caves. ... - Herald Times Reporter |
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Ancient temple discovered by German archaeologists in M... |
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Yemen Times, Yemen - The temple, whose existence was recently disclosed by the German Archaeological Institute (DAI), was discovered during a restoration program carried out in ...
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Arctic explorer to speak at women's event |
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Hutchinson Leader, MN - Ann Bancroft, Minnesota native and world-renowned Arctic explorer, educator, and speaker, will be the keynote presenter at Ridgewater College's 23rd annual ... - Hutchinson Leader |
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Antarctic voyage maybe enough to seek UN protection for... |
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TV3 News, New Zealand - Earlier voyages in 2001 and 2004 collected data to show that ecological processes around the islands - a 195km-long chain 250km off the Antarctic coast ...
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Cloquet firefighter joins Will Steger expedition |
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Pine Journal, MN - Roth also hopes to go along on an overnight training excursion with the Steger crew and dogs to get the feel of what it’s like to be on an expedition. ... - Pine Journal |
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UK. Bob Beggs unveils polar circumnavigation under sail... |
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BYM News (press release), Spain - Round the world yacht race skipper Bob Beggs is on course for the start of the toughest sailing challenge left - a polar circumnavigation of the North ...
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Looking for Water on Mars |
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Space.com - They also form as volcanic ash and tephra are altered in the presence of water. Hydrothermal activity produces clay minerals as well. ...
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Antarctica's glaciers suffer a strong retraction this y... |
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EcoWorldly, San Francisco - Mar 18, 2008 - Glaciers are melting, it's a fact. In terms of global warming, the guilt rest with us. We already saw how many of Switzerland's glaciers are disappearing. ...
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Tropical glaciers slowly vanish |
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Christian Science Monitor, MA - Rivers fed by melting glaciers across Latin America may soon dry up, forcing changes on the people who depend upon them. This feature requires a newer ...
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