May 16 2011

Youthful Ingenuity Honored at Intel Science Fair

Young scientists receive awards in international competition.

May 13 2011

Last Line of Asteroid Impact Defense: Evacuation

Tag: Asteroids,Comets,Doomsday,Earth,Impact Craters,MeteoritesIan O'Neill @ 6:10 pm
Sometimes, Earth just needs to take one for the team. But how can we mitigate the worst an asteroid impact can inflict?

Apr 25 2011

Poison Key to Early Life

Tag: Chemistry,Comets,Earth,Meteorites,NASA,Organic,Polymers,The MoonIrene Klotz @ 5:07 pm
How did Earth manage to hold onto its organics after being slammed by a Mars-sized object 4.4 billion years ago?

Mar 13 2011

In Praise of (Yes, You Heard Me) ‘Battle: Los Angeles’

Despite the bad press, I really enjoyed 'Battle: Los Angeles.' It is, after all, just a movie about war, aliens and mankind's desire not to be exterminated without a fight.

Mar 07 2011

NASA Refutes Alien Discovery Claim

Tag: Alien Life,Current Events,Meteorites,Mystery,NASA,SkepticismIan O'Neill @ 5:24 pm
On Saturday, aliens invaded. On Monday, NASA denied their existence.

Mar 06 2011

Has Evidence for Alien Life Been Found?

Fossilized alien microbes have been discovered in a sample extracted from a meteorite, according to research carried out by a NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center astrobiologist.

Mar 01 2011

Life Elements Came from Space

Tag: Carbon,Earth,Hydrogen,MeteoritesDiscovery News - Top Stories @ 4:47 pm
A meteorite offers new clues into how essential biomolecules laid the foundation for life on Earth.

Feb 28 2011

How Do We Dodge the Next Incoming Asteroid?

We are constantly reminded about the asteroid threat to Earth, but what can we really do about it?

Feb 27 2011

Oh Mars, What Strange Craters You Have

Tag: Asteroids,Impact Craters,Mars,Meteorites,MeteorsIan O'Neill @ 11:51 pm
What could be worse a meteorite hitting you? Two meteorites hitting you! At the same time!

Jan 07 2011

It’s Behind You, Mark!

Tag: Astronomy,Current Events,Meteorites,MeteorsIan O'Neill @ 11:08 am
What was that? A meteor? Mark Thompson looks the wrong way during a superbly timed live BBC astronomy event.

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