Archive - Science and Technology -- Science for December 2012

• 2012-12-01
• New study on rising sea levels likely confirms existence of global warming
• 66 species of coral proposed for protection by US


• 2012-12-04
• Mars rover may have picked up signs of organic compounds


• 2012-12-05
• New contender for oldest dinosaur


• 2012-12-06
• Swimming robot reaches Australia after record-breaking trip


• 2012-12-08
• Florida tackling python problem with hunting contest
• Doha climate talks: US faces dilemma over final text
• Nasa's 'Oppy' rover could be rolling on Martian clays


• 2012-12-12
• Why animals also seek teenage kicks
• Robot 'race' to fix damaged Fukushima nuclear plant


• 2012-12-13
• Hubble achieves deepest view yet


• 2012-12-15
• NASA to crash two probes into the moon Monday


• 2012-12-16
• Evidence supporting climate change is ‘unequivocal’
• Three New Species of Slow Loris Primate Discovered in Borneo
• Mystery of Mass Squid 'Suicides' Possibly Solved
• Light bulbs to fight insomnia to be installed on space station


• 2012-12-17
• 2012 is shaping up to be warmest year on record in Texas


• 2012-12-18
• Poll: Science doubters say world is warming


• 2012-12-19
• Study revisits mystery of Egyptian king's killing


• 2012-12-20
• Huge 'Sea Monster' Ruled Ancient Rivers


• 2012-12-21
• MIT boffins demonstrate NEW form of magnetism


• 2012-12-24
• Scientists Report Faster Warming in Antarctica


• 2012-12-30
• Approaching comet may outshine the moon