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Science Sees Farther: Extraterrestrial Life
Are we alone in the universe? Can we save the lives of millions with new vaccines? How can we manage…
Cassini visits Enceladus – SpacePod 2010.11.30
NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft is doing some awesome stuff. Stay tuned to NASA’s twitter feed Space Cadets, today should be interesting.…
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…