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Some bits on comets and asteroids
I’ve noticed a few articles on comets and asteroids doing the rounds at the moment, so I’ve gathered them all here rather than do loads of posts. Asteroid TC3 2008 might not be an evocativ… more →
Where the Sun hits the sky
Sensor society taking shape; cellphones as the ultimate sensor network?
Dennis Gallagher dgallagher@gtadvisors.com wrote 19 hours ago: Sensors are a theme we return to often for two reasons; 1) photonic components are an important part … more →
First look at Herschel Spectroscopy
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Dave wrote 3 days ago: ESA put out a major release today showing the first results from the spectrographs on Herschel. The … more →
Spire Spectra
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telescoper wrote 3 days ago: OK, so it turns out I lied about not posting today. It’s not because I’m a dishonest pro … more →
Biochip milestones starting to add up
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Dennis Gallagher dgallagher@gtadvisors.com wrote 1 week ago: Among the more attractive non-telecom applications for photonic components on the come for the past … more →
Solar Chemistry a New Key to Finding Exoplanets
skywarn256 wrote 2 weeks ago: For many years researchers have pondered why our Sun has a negligible amount of lithium compared to … more →
Muscle flex recognition to Mass spectrometer equipped scalpels
adalast wrote 3 weeks ago: Written by Adam Ferestad Articles: Muscle-Bound Computer Interface Surgical Scalpel Sniffs Out Cance … more →
First Light with the FIRE Spectrograph
bdwarf wrote 3 weeks ago: The FIRE spectrograph in the MIT lab, cooling down for testing Today we obtained our first lab image … more →
Influence of High Hydrostatic Pressure on Alq3, Gaq3, and Inq3 (q = 8-Hydroxyquinoline)
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Ignacio Hernandez Campo wrote 1 month ago: J. Phys. Chem. B, 2009, 113 (43), pp 14079–14086 Ignacio Hernández and William P. Gillin We have stu … more →
Raman Spectroscopy: As Seen in CSI?
calvinus wrote 1 month ago: A recent editorial in Analytical Chemistry[1] alerted me to a paper that had initially slipped under … more →
Some bits on comets and asteroids
philipstobbart wrote 1 month ago: I’ve noticed a few articles on comets and asteroids doing the rounds at the moment, so I … more →
Lessons from the Past Fuel Opportunities of the Future
Kevin C. Slocum, Managing Director, kslocum@gtadvisors.com wrote 1 month ago: With global markets continuing to extend their gains from the March lows, largely glossing over the … more →
Ices on the move on Triton
philipstobbart wrote 1 month ago: via Discovery Space. Neptune’s moon Triton wasn’t always thus. At one time, the icy worl … more →
100 years of Astroparticle physics
philipstobbart wrote 1 month ago: One century ago, in experiments that began in 1909 and ran until 1911, Theodor Wulf attempted to mea … more →
Herschel spies forming stars
philipstobbart wrote 1 month ago: via Astronomy Now, ESA and Skymania. ESA’s Herschel Infrared Space Telescope has combined imag … more →
Two telescopes in the news
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philipstobbart wrote 1 month ago: Two rather famous telescopes have hit the news for different reasons. The James Webb Space Telescope … more →
Solar education session for teachers
philipstobbart wrote 2 months ago: NASA will be hosting a one day conference for educators to learn about missions exploring the Sun an … more →
What's Planck imaging now?
philipstobbart wrote 2 months ago: The newly commissioned Planck satellite is presently mapping the sky in nine wavelengths using two t … more →
Two telescopes spy two dust rings
philipstobbart wrote 2 months ago: via Astronomy Now. The twin 10 metre Keck telescopes have been used to resolve a question about the … more →
More details emerge of water ice on Mars
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philipstobbart wrote 2 months ago: via Astronomy Now, Universe Today, Skymania, Discovery. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizo … more →
