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LUNAR FLYBY
Tomorrow morning, NASA’s newly launched LCROSS (Lunar CRater Observation and Sensing Satellite) spacecraft will fly by the Moon and send pictures back to Earth from only 6000 miles above the lu… more →
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Nick Smith's review of 'The Link' as appeared in Bookdealer magazine, July 2009
nicksmithphoto wrote 5 hours ago: Muddied waters that drug and drown Nick Smith reviews The Link, by Colin Tudge Little, Brown, HB, £1 … more →
The Beautiful Basics of Science
Occam wrote 2 days ago: I am interested in popular science books as a genre and spotted a book called The Canon: The Beautif … more →
The Future of Air Travel: No Fuel Necessary
Anna Maria Jakubek wrote 3 days ago: The Swiss recently unveiled the Solar Impulse, a prototype of an aircraft that could circle the glob … more →
It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's Darpa's Ornithopter!
Anna Maria Jakubek wrote 3 days ago: Darpa, the Pentagon’s advanced-research unit, is making progress on its latest unmanned a … more →
When The Going Gets Weird, The Weird Turn Pro
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augmentedblog wrote 4 days ago: OK, this blog never has been a good source for the breaking news, latest campaigns or new new new ap … more →
How a science documentary gets made!
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The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan
benjireid wrote 1 week ago: Pollan, Michael. The Botany of Desire: A Plant’s Eye View of the World. New York: Random House … more →
welcome to opposite world...
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gfish wrote 1 week ago: Ah the Templeton Foundation, that bottomless pit of money ready to be doled out to anyone willing to … more →
LUNAR FLYBY
NEAS Blogger wrote 1 week ago: Tomorrow morning, NASA’s newly launched LCROSS (Lunar CRater Observation and Sensing Satellite … more →
NEW SUNSPOTS
NEAS Blogger wrote 1 week ago: Since 2007, it has been unusual to see even a single spot on the sun. Today there are two. A pair … more →
The Future of Magazines?
janetljones wrote 2 weeks ago: Not sure how I feel about this…it is the same idea as the 3D baseball cards that I blogged abo … more →
The Mathematical Apocalypse!
mathgeneration wrote 2 weeks ago: Only the true nerds will understand the significance of this xkcd – A Webcomic – Apo … more →
Solar Observing - useful links
NEAS Blogger wrote 2 weeks ago: Following on from Peter Meadows’ talk about solar observing, here is the list of weblinks he s … more →
1st Augmented Reality Magazine Cover
lizardpak wrote 2 weeks ago: Popular Science cover uses augmented reality Check the cover of my husband’s favorite magazine … more →
surprise, surprise! everything is just a theory
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gfish wrote 2 weeks ago: Want to make a scientist groan? Listen to a lecture about cutting edge research in his or her area o … more →
RECOUNT!
bigredmommy wrote 2 weeks ago: Amid growing unrest, Iran’s Supreme Election Authority will recount certain ballot boxes to in … more →
why scientists and rock stars don't mix
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gfish wrote 3 weeks ago: Chris Mooney, the co-author of Unscientific America, is wondering whether scientists could ever be r … more →
New Evidence Suggests That Using the Internet Might Make You Smarter, Not Rot Your Brain
chevphysics wrote 3 weeks ago: “The simple headline here is that Google is making us smarter,” says Gary Small of the S … more →
Billions spent on bad science
mathgeneration wrote 3 weeks ago: A great example I will share with my statistics students. If something in true, then the data will … more →
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