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What "Winged Migration" did for birds, "Oceans" does for all sorts of strange sea creatures in an ambitious, impressively filmed documentary.

AFP - A satellite sent into orbit to study the effects of global warming has successfully deployed three antenna arms that will track the oceans, the European Space Agency said Tuesday.

AFP - The European Space Agency on Monday launched a water tracking satellite that will help give faster predictions of floods and other extreme weather incidents caused by global warming.

AFP - A 315-million-euro satellite that will gauge the impact of climate change on the movement of water across land, air and sea was hoisted into space early Monday, the European Space Agency (ESA) said.

AP - British authorities say the fossilized skull of a giant sea monster has been found off England's southern coast.

The 22nd edition of the Tokyo International Film Festival opened Saturday at the Roppongi Hills complex where both the TIFFCOM market and most of the screenings will take place.

CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - Preventing the destruction of marine life, from plankton to seagrasses and mangrove forests, could help offset between 3 to 7 percent of current fossil fuel emissions, a U.N. environment report said on Wednesday.

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AP - Actress Sigourney Weaver says orphaned gorillas desperately need a permanent rescue and rehabilitation center that's currently being built in the Congo.

AFP - International piracy and the challenges of new Arctic Ocean corridors opening up as a result of global warming topped the agenda Wednesday at a gathering of world maritime powers.

Fashion Wire Daily - The planets seemed to line up, or rather the oceans, in a memorable runway show in Paris on Tuesday, Oct. 6, by Alexander McQueen, a mixture of high-tech media, exceptional staging and fabrics that looked almost organically grown.

When NASA announced last month the finding of water ice in several impact craters on Mars , and either water or hydroxyl widely dispersed on the moon 's surface, the solar system became a little more familiar because it seemed a tad more hospitable to life as we know it on Earth.But is that because the rest of the cosmos has much in common with Earth or vice versa? Water, the unique molecule that cradles and nurtures life here, is apparently common and perhaps abundant in the solar system. Observational evidence suggests that water as a solid, liquid or gas is present at the poles of Mercury, within the thick clouds of Venus, on Mars, inside asteroids and comets, and in the atmospheres of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Scientists also have speculated that Jupiter's moons Europa , Ganymede and Callisto have vast subsurface oceans of liquid water. They have also detected through spectroscopy water frost on Pluto's moon, Charon. Of course, scientists have known that H 2 O also seems to be ubiquitous beyond the solar system. They've detected it in one form or another in interstellar gas and even in such unlikely places as the atmospheres of stars. Perhaps it shouldn't be such a revelation. After all, hydrogen is the most common element in the universe, followed by helium and oxygen.
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