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Arlene Paredes

Arlene Paredes

Arlene Paredes has a bachelor's degree in Development Communication. As a kid, she wanted to be an astronaut so stargazing would be a better experience. She joined IBTimes Australia in September 2011. She may be reached at a.paredes@ibtimes.com.au.

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  • Drugs May Slow Aging Process, Extend Life to 150 Years

    2011-10-17 17:40
    The first drugs for a slower aging process could exist within five to 10 years, after which people could eventually live up to 150 years old or older, researchers from the University of NSW said.
  • 1,000 Birds Die in NZ Oil Spill Crisis; Media Hampers MV Rena Salvage Operations

    2011-10-17 11:38
    Over a thousand birds had been found dead since MV Rena's reef crash resulting in oil spill almost two weeks ago, as operations in oil removal have been stopped because media vessels are...
  • Abalone Shells are Oldest Containers Used for Art 100,000 Years Ago

    2011-10-14 17:50
    Researchers have uncovered in a South African cave some paraphernalia that look like paint-making kits, including abalone shells that were used as containers around 100,000 years ago.
  • Moon and Jupiter Shine Close on Thursday’s Night Sky

    2011-10-14 13:14
    Barring weather interruptions, Thursday's night sky will show the moon and planet Jupiter shining close to each other in a spectacular view at around 10:00 pm EDT from mid-northern latitudes.
  • Sleep Disorder Causes Sexual Problems in both Women and Men - Study

    2011-10-13 20:44
    A good night's sleep is essential for many reasons, including a healthy sex life, a study said.
  • 6.8-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Bali, Indonesia

    2011-10-13 19:59
    A powerful earthquake struck off Indonesia's popular resort island of Bali on Thursday, causing some damages, though no tsunami alerts were raised. The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake...
  • German Satellite Plunge: 1-in-2000 Risk of Someone Taking a Hit

    2011-10-13 09:45
    A 2.4-ton German satellite is expected to make its way back to Earth this month, with current forecasts set on Oct. 22 or 23. Scientists say the odds of someone getting hit by the satellite is at 1...
  • MV Rena Oil Spill Update: Philippine Embassy Officials to Meet with Crew Thursday (PHOTOS)

    2011-10-13 09:42
    Philippine Embassy officials are expected Thursday to talk to the captain and crew of MV Rena, the stricken cargo ship that is now massively spewing oil in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty. MV Rena...
  • NZ Oil Spill: Large Crack Raises Fears Anew, Filipino Captain Charged (VIDEO)

    2011-10-12 16:17
    A huge crack has appeared on the side of the stricken cargo vessel Rena and is now in danger of sinking and endangering the Astrolabe Reef off Tauranga in New Zealand' Bay of Plenty.
  • Astronomers Find 'Odd Surplus' of Brown Dwarfs; Origin a Mystery

    2011-10-12 15:44
    Astronomers have discovered over two dozen previously unknown failed stars, otherwise known as brown dwarfs, including "one of the puniest free-floating objects known."
  • NZ Vessel Oil Spill Update: Vessel Deforms, Soldiers’ Help Sought in Massive Rena Oil Spill

    2011-10-12 13:24
    New Zealand salvage manager Bruce Anderson told the Herald Wednesday morning the hull of the Rena had started to bend amid rough seas and high winds. Metal plating on Rena has begun deforming, as...
  • Global Competition for Young Minds: YouTube Space Lab Taps Students' Potential

    2011-10-12 10:21
    YouTube, in cooperation with computer maker Lenovo, Google, NASA and ESA, has launched Space Lab, a global competition for students around the world who will work on a science experiment design...
  • Full Moon Shrinks to its Smallest Tuesday Night

    2011-10-11 16:43
    On Tuesday night, at 10:06 p.m. EDT (0206 GMT), the part of the world where the moon is visible could see the astronomical opposite of a supermoon, the smallest full moon of 2011.
  • NZ Oil Spill: MV Rena Main Tank Gets Breached, New Massive Oil Spill Follows

    2011-10-11 13:56
    New Zealand locals are working together to clean up along the coast in Mt Maunganui after the oil spill from MV Rena has become massive, increasing "several times over" on Monday...
  • Brain Scans Reveal Downside of Too Much Optimism - UK Study

    2011-10-10 16:33
    A study published in Nature Neuroscience concludes that "seeing the light at the end of the tunnel" all the time could result in failure to see an incoming train.
  • Killer Sharks Live and Breed in Brisbane Golf Course

    2011-10-10 13:01
    SkyNews reported half a dozen man-eating bull-sharks are thriving and breeding in the lake in the centre of Brisbane's Carbrook Golf Club. A river broke its banks during a big flood some years...
  • Worst Maritime Pollution in NZ Feared as Stranded Cargo Vessel Spews 20 Tonnes of Oil and Weather Worsens

    2011-10-10 12:03
    Salvage crews are in a desperate rush to off-load oil from Rena, a Liberia-flagged 47,000-tonne vessel, which crashed into a reef Wednesday morning. NZ weather forecasters have announced possible...
  • Container Ship Crashes into NZ Astrolabe Reef, Birds Found Dead in Oil Slick

    2011-10-07 15:56
    Maritime New Zealand said some fuel from hydraulic pumps on the Rena, a Liberia-flagged 235m vessel, had leaked, but its fuel tanks were still intact.
  • Women Who Try to Get Pregnant at Late 30s Are Selfish: Perth OB

    2011-10-07 14:12
    Women who wait until they are in late 30s before trying to get pregnant are causing unnecessary burden to their babies who would later take care of geriatric parents, says Barry Walters of King...
  • 56-ft Stranded Whale Dies in Western Isles

    2011-10-06 10:10
    A 56-ft whale which became stranded on a beach in the Western Isles has died, rescuers said. Navigational error and sickness are both possibilities.

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