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World’s First Glow-in-the-Dark Sheep?
“Scientists in Uruguay modified sheep’s genes with luminescent jellyfish protein that causes them to glow green in UV light…The phosphorescent sheep are a world first, the scientists report.” Nature World News
Artificial Skin Will Let Robots Feel
Scientists have “built a flexible, pressure-sensing array of transistors that can be molded to different shapes and is sensitive enough to pick up slight pressures equal to that felt by human fingers.” Discovery
Earthquakes in Chile Deformed Earth
Structural geologists have found that “major earthquakes of magnitude 7 or greater apparently caused the crust in northern Chile to crack permanently.” NBC
Virgin Galactic Prepares to Test Spaceship
“Virgin Galactic may attempt a major test flight of its novel SpaceShipTwo on Monday (April 29).” Space.com
Climbers and Guides Fight on Everest
“Nepalese mountaineering officials are investigating a dispute between three foreign climbers and local Sherpa guides on Mount Everest that turned ugly.” The Telegraph
Chilean Penguins Facing Extinction
“Humboldt penguins — which nest only in parts of Chile and Peru — over the years have become decimated by human encroachment, rat infestations and unforgiving weather currents carried by unusually warm El Nino
ocean temperatures.” AFPVideo: Archiving in the Digital Era
“Want to see Einstein’s family tea set? How about scripts from “The Carol Burnett Show”? Archivists are the specialists who protect and display these objects for posterity, now more online than ever.” New York Times
Pictures: Geography of Hate
“Photographer Lynn Johnson spent five years documenting the wreckage of hate’s corrosive force in America.” National Geographic
11-Year-Old Internet Science Sensation
For the past three years, 11-year-old Sylvia Todd and her dad have “been making ‘Sylvia’s Super-Awesome Maker Show’ and the quirky series is now mega-popular.” Huffington Post
Most Beautiful World Heritage Sites
“Numbering nearly 1000, UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites range from dazzling underwater ecosystems to the ruins of ancient civilizations.” CNN