Jun 17 2011

U.S. Senator Calls Robot Projects Wasteful

Tag: Robots,Scientific Discoveries,ScientistsDiscovery News - Top Stories @ 3:30 pm
Tom Coburn says that three NSF projects lack useful applications and shouldn't have received government funding.

May 17 2011

Protecting Marine Wildlife With Tags

Satellite tagging of animals can have conservation benefits.

Apr 05 2011

Antarctica Growing Green With Grass

Grasses are taking advantage of the warming Antarctic climate. Are weeds next?

Mar 22 2011

Mathematical Budding Model Revealed in a Lily

The blooming of the lily provides a mathematical surprise, showing that poets had it right all along.

Dec 30 2010

Pale Blue Dot

Tag: Everyday Science,Evolution,Scientific DiscoveriesKieran Mulvaney @ 2:54 pm
Twenty years ago, Voyager 1 snapped a photograph that yielded an iconic image of Earth.

Dec 30 2010

Pale Blue Dot

Tag: Everyday Science,Evolution,Scientific DiscoveriesKieran Mulvaney @ 2:54 pm
Twenty years ago, Voyager 1 snapped a photograph that yielded an iconic image of Earth.

Dec 02 2010

Earth’s Extreme Life Knows No Bounds

Manipulating microbes shows need to redefine life on Earth, again.

Nov 19 2010

Large Seismic Fault Found in the Rockies

Pointing out faults is a good thing when it comes to earthquake warnings.

Oct 29 2010

Is Astrology Rubbish? Don’t Get Me Started

Astronomer Mark Thompson explains why he's fed up with astrology and why star signs have little relevance to the realities of the Universe.

Sep 23 2010

Searching for the World’s Deepest Cave

Tag: Anthropology,Everyday Science,Scientific DiscoveriesMichael Reilly @ 2:50 am
A daring, death-defying race to find the planet's deepest hole is chronicled in a gripping new book.

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