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Science Magazine : 2015July16Thursday

Pluto is alive—but where is the heat coming from? - Science Now

Humans have more primitive hands than chimpanzees - Science /AAAS

Pluto confirmed as largest object in Kuiper belt - Science /AAAS

Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine - Deutsche Welle

What will it take to erase sexism in science? - Boston Globe

Short-term fasting may improve health - Science Now

Iran nuclear deal opens door to scientific collaborations - Science /AAAS

Video: Why are pandas so lazy? - Science Now

The Really Big One - The New Yorker

Fish diversity exploded when dinosaurs went extinct - Science /AAAS

Science Daily : 2015July16Thursday

Mini Ice Age will take place in 2030, predict scientists - The Indian Express

Scientists separate medical benefits of cannabis from 'unwanted' side effects ... - OpEdNews

He got a charge from Blythe Nilson's reason, science - The Daily Courier (subscription)

The Daily Caller's Bad Science on 'Global Cooling' - Newsweek

Chemists devise technology that could transform solar energy storage ... - OpEdNews

Scientists create strain of dulse seaweed that tastes of pork - Daily Mail

Ancient Jellies Had Spiny Skeletons, No Tentacles - Live Science

Science camp held to develop interest among Alabama girls - Times Daily

New Horizons keeps on giving - Arizona Daily Sun

Summer camp participants have fun learning about science - The Killeen Daily Herald

Discover Top Stories : 2015July16Thursday

Wind Farms, Infrasound And The Brain

Pluto’s Bright Heart and Charon’s Dark Spot Revealed in HD

First Incredible Close-Up Image of Pluto Reveals Gigantic Ice Mountains!

WATCH: Animation Captures Typhoon Nangka Swirling in the Pacific in Beautiful Detail

What's a Colorblind Person's Favorite Color? Yellow

Japan Meteorological Agency: For the Globe as a Whole, June 2015 Was the Warmest on Record

Pluto's Craters, Spots, Signs of Snow Seen in New Horizons Flyby

The Perfect Scientific Crime?

Live Blog: New Horizons' Historic Pluto Flyby

The Blind Individuals Who See By Sound

CNN Science: 2015July16Thursday

Scientist who studied 9/11 dust dies - CNN

Science shows health coverage works - CNN

For forensic artist of 'Baby Doe' image, eyes are turning point - CNN

Pluto's 'planet' debate reignited by New Horizons flyby - CNN

Scientists: Sun's irregular 'heartbeat' could mean future freeze - CNN

Why Jim Carrey is wrong about vaccination - CNN

6 wonders of science you didn't know were made from silk - CNN

NASA probe set to make history at Pluto - CNN

A new mass extinction could be underway, researchers say - CNN

Space agency extends mission of comet-orbiting spacecraft Rosetta - CNN

BBC Science: 2015July16Thursday

Dinosaur find: Velociraptor ancestor was 'winged dragon' - BBC News

GM moths 'can curb pest invasion' - BBC News

Images reveal ice mountains on Pluto - BBC News

Designers create the 'impossible' zero-carbon house - BBC News

New Horizons: Nasa spacecraft speeds past Pluto - BBC News

Solar Impulse grounded until 2016 - BBC News

Large Hadron Collider discovers new pentaquark particle - BBC News

Why is Pluto not a planet? - BBC News

Warming 'worst case' must be considered say experts - BBC News

New Horizons snaps Pluto from eight million km - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015July16Thursday

Trapped light orbits within an intriguing material

Innovative P.E. curriculum triples the rate at which students pass a state physical fitness test

Child paralysis outbreak: UVA identifies potential cause

New Ice Age may begin by 2030

Many mobile health apps neglect needs of blind users

NASA's RapidScat sees Tropical Storm Halola's concentrated winds

Are wine baths useful or a waste of money? (video)

Study: Virtual research studies feasible

Presidents of National Academy of Medicine and National Academy of Sciences Present new initiative on ethics of human gene editing technology

Lipid enzyme heightens insulin sensitivity, potential therapy to treat Type 2 diabetes