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2014 Solar Eclipse: Where to Watch April 29 Event Online

On Tuesday afternoon, April 29, the 2014 Solar Eclipse will be visible as a partial eclipse to the observers in Australia where they can see the Moon covering about 65% of the Sun’s disk without weather disturbances. Viewers who opt to experience the solar eclipse via live Webcasts will be able to do so with the two online sky watching groups.
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2014 Solar Eclipse: What Time and Where to Best View Solar Eclipse on April 29 in Australia

The 2014 Solar Eclipse is set to put on a sky show on Tuesday, April 29, where the “Ring of Fire” effect of the Moon outlined by the Sun can be observed. Australia will be able to partially view the upcoming annular solar eclipse while those in the farther south location can have a look at the event’s “Ring of Fire” effect like a small part of Antarctica.
A Buddhist nun comforts the crying family member of a missing passenger onboard the capsized Sewol ferry at a port in Jindo April 26, 2014. More than 300 people, most of them students and teachers from the Danwon High School, are dead or missing presumed

South Korea Ferry Disaster: Prime Minister Resigns (PHOTOS)

South Korean Prime Minister Chung Hong Won has announced his resignation on Sunday, yielding to the nation's widespread anger over the poor and disorganized response to a ferry disaster on April 16 that killed hundreds of young lives.

Global Warming Pause: Who Pressed the Button?

The Earth's surface temperature upsurge at a rate of 0.04°C between 1998 and 2013, a rate which is way slower than the 0.18°C increase in the 1990s. At the same time, the release of carbon dioxide increases on and on. This delay in global warming has increased ambiguity about the climate change. A few cynic say firmly that global warming has ended.
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Abbott Government Allocates $2.5 Billion for Heavy Industries to Cut Carbon Emissions

In the last Labor-led government, industries had to pay $24 per tonne carbon tax to reduce carbon emissions in the atmosphere. Under Abbott administration, the government would instead pay Australia's heavy industries $2.5 billion to reduce their carbon emissions to meet the federal government's target of 5 per cent reduction or 421 million tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2020.

UFO Sightings: Commercial Pilot Captures Photo of UFO in Caloundra, Queensland

An experienced commercial pilot was left baffled last Good Friday, April 18, after witnessing and capturing an image of a mysterious in-flight object over Caloundra in Queensland, Australia. The witness revealed in the Sunshine Coast Daily report that the UFO sighting occurred at about 8 pm while admiring the night sky with a number of friends.

Survival of the Fittest: Hippos vs. Crocodiles

The animal kingdom has its own unique way of ensuring survival of the fittest. When two tribes of large hippos meet with the fearsome crocodiles, the result is a huge battle of the beasts.

2014 Lyrids Meteor Shower: How and Where to Best View Peak on April 22

The 2014 Lyrids meteor shower kicked off last Wednesday, April 16, and the celestial display is expected to run until April 25, Friday with the peak happening on Tuesday night, April 22. Sky watchers will be able to observe the meteor shower from anywhere but online viewing can also be their other option in experiencing the extraordinary sky display.

Alien Theories That Could Support Latest Mars 'Light' Sighting [VIDEO]

News broke out recently about the controversial white light captured by NASA's Curiosity rover in planet Mars. NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab Scientists and others were quick to debunk the latest "alien" sighting in the red planet. But the idea of a possible intelligent life existing in Mars is still believed by some enthusiasts.

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