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The Chilean earthquake has shortened the length of the day by making the Earth rotate faster, according to NASA scientists-and “The X-Challenge” of 1993:...
made popular Mar 3 2010
CARBONATE VEINS REVEAL CHEMISTRY OF ANCIENT SEAWATER.
made popular Feb 8 2010
What is a “27 June” about?
Forty years ago rebellion at a gay pub in the heart of New York City, in Stonewall Bar opened a new era in politics and social justice,...
made popular Jun 27 2009
And here is a new M. Kerjman publication “The X-Challenge: Realm of Senses”.
If even at the end it brings about just some solutions to tackling a pig flue and...
made popular Apr 30 2009
The Sun, Water vapor, Earth’s orbit, Volcanoes, Interstellar clouds, Cosmic rays, Tectonic plates, Land use, CO2, Sunspots, Gravitational pulls, Ocean currents...
made popular Feb 2 2009
If I loathe anyone on the planet it is individuals who self-identify as “morning people”. I was forcefully reminded of this antipathy while watching footage...
made popular Oct 22 2008
In their recent paper on Trade, Technology and the Environment: Why have poor countries regulated sooner?, Mary Lovely and David Popp observe that late developers have...
made popular Oct 20 2008
According to Dr. Peter McCabe, a world-renowned scientist currently working at CSIRO in Australia, any realistic analysis of future energy sources can only conclude...
made popular Oct 8 2008
It has been estimated that within the continental United States there is a sizable resource of accessible geothermal energy, which could supply about 3,000 times the...
made popular Oct 3 2008
Rocks can be many things: they were probably our earliest weapons, they’ve been ballast on our journeys of exploration, even modern-art pieces.
made popular Aug 31 2008
Once a year, tens of thousands of tourists gather in a town in Spain to hurl over one hundred tons of overripe tomatoes … all in just one hour.
made popular Aug 31 2008
There are plenty of ways to cut your carbon footprint, whether it’s driving less or buying an energy-efficient refrigerator. But the British Medical Journal, in...
made popular Aug 28 2008
Astronomers announced today that a new “minor planet” with an unusual orbit has been found just two billion miles from Earth, closer than Neptune. Using the...
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Who can forget the historical sci-fi moment when the Dr Emmet Brown of “Back to the Future” fame shoved some garbage into his time car to make it run?
made popular Aug 6 2008
The Earth is alone among the planets of our solar system in having plate tectonics. Venus, a near twin of our planet in size and density, has no tectonic activity....
made popular Jul 24 2008
There were/are plenty prophesies threatening the Earth with the end of the world in the nearest feature around-and this BBC story of The Green New Deal Group is, one...
made popular Jul 23 2008
Tired of hearing that line? So are we. So let\’s bury this assumption once and for all! Here\’s how to save a ton of cash.
made popular Jul 6 2008
Planet hunters say it’s just a matter of time before they lasso Earth’s twin, which almost surely is hiding somewhere in our star-studded galaxy.
made popular Jun 25 2008
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An icy, unknown world might lurk in the distant reaches of our solar system beyond the orbit of Pluto, according to a new computer model.
made popular Jun 19 2008
When Pluto was demoted from planet to dwarf planet, there was a massive outcry of support. However, the latest interstellar demotion is unlikely to gather the same...
made popular Jun 6 2008
Scientists at the Universities of Melbourne and Texas have successfully resurrected a gene from the extinct Tasmanian Tiger. This certainly isn\’t Jurassic Park...
made popular May 24 2008
“Going green” doesn’t have to be a daunting task that means sweeping life changes. Simple things can make a difference.
The contents of this list...
made popular Apr 23 2008
Global warming has plunged the planet into a crisis and the fossil fuel industries are trying to hide the extent of the problem from the public, NASA’s top...
made popular Apr 10 2008
The youngest planet around 2000 years is detected outside our solar system, astronomers articulate.
The ball of dirt and gas, which is in the course of action of...
made popular Apr 5 2008
It’s funny how a little effort can go such a long way. Last year a few activists in Sydney banded together to help “save the planet.” It caught on and...
made popular Mar 27 2008
In one of the largest and most detailed celestial images ever made, the coil-shaped Helix Nebula is being unveiled today in celebration of Astronomy Day. The resulting...
made popular Mar 26 2008
Exciting News from the Red Planet!
A picture of the layered outcrops of the West Candor Chasma taken by the Mars Global Surveyor MOC (Mars Orbiter Camera). The image...
made popular Jan 9 2008
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Spectators watch the launch of NASA’s planet-hunting spacecraft, Kepler Friday, March 6, 2009, from Cocoa Beach, Fla. Kepler, named after the German 17th century astrophysicist, set off on its unprecedented mission at 10:49 p.m., thundering into a clear..
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