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The Fall and Rise of ‘X’
[/caption] They are at the very edge of current U.S. technological capabilities; one is a supposedly mothballed technology test-bed, the…
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Flawless Launch of STP-S26
[/caption] While the U.S. Air Force unsuccessfully tried to get a Delta IV off the ground in Florida – things…
Light Speed Animation
Loading player... Ever wonder what it would be like to be a particle of light starting out at some distant…
Anti-hydrogen Captured, Held For First Time
[/caption] Can warp drive be far behind? A paper published in this week’s edition of Nature reports that for the…
Mann: A Changing Climate Doesn’t Have a Political Agenda
[/caption] The body of evidence for climate change is strong and convincing, and multiple lines of evidence show the changes…
Sagan Day Essays
[/caption] Tuesday (11/09) is Carl Sagan Day -- a chance to remember the legacy of one of the great spokespersons…
ISS Particle Detector Ready to Unveil Wonders of the Universe
[/caption] The Principal Investigator (P.I.) for the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer-2 (AMS-02) experiment, Professor Samuel Ting, says that the experiment is…
Missing Molecules in Exoplanet Atmospheres
[/caption]Every day, I wake up and flip through the titles and abstracts of recent articles posted to arXiv. With increasing…
Watch the Effects of Earthquakes Just Hours After They Occur
Princeton University has developed software that can produce realistic “movies” of earthquakes based on complex computer simulations, and these visualizations…
New Discovery at the Large Hadron Collider?
[/caption] Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider reported today they apparently have discovered a previously unobserved phenomenon in proton-proton collisions.…