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Month: January 2016

Science Art: Geology, by Brad Paisley

10 January 2016 grant 0

Yeah, this was just rebroadcast on Prairie Home Companion this weekend. But why not?

A pretty good country song that does everything you’d want a science song to do.

NASA’s making low-pollution hybrid jets.

7 January 2016 grant 0

Popular Science reminds us that NASA’s first “A” is for “Aeronautics” – which is why they’re trying to make ultra-efficient hybrid jet … Read the rest “NASA’s making low-pollution hybrid jets.”

Hormone hacking: home-grown gender control.

6 January 2016 grant 0

The Open Source Gendercodes project is planning to take sex hormones out of the pharmaceutical factory and into the kitchens (and gardens) of any transgendered person who wants to grow … Read the rest “Hormone hacking: home-grown gender control.”

Dogs stymie the battle to wipe out guinea worm.

5 January 2016 grant 0

As Nature notes, we’ve almost eradicated guinea worm – a terribly infectious parasite – but the worm seems to be striking back in the form of a mysterious dog disease… Read the rest “Dogs stymie the battle to wipe out guinea worm.”

Florida carpenter ants program themselves.

4 January 2016 grant 0

Science Daily reveals how one species of ant takes on their own brains and programs their social roles – doing the job we thought DNA did:

In Florida carpenter ant colonies, distinct

… Read the rest “Florida carpenter ants program themselves.”

Science Art: Maladieu du Cheval, by François Robichon de la Guérinière.

3 January 2016 grant 0

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A horse, looking well.

From Manuel vétérinaire, ou traité sur les Maladies du Cheval, et sur les remédes qu’on doit employer pour les Guerir, a veterinary guide … Read the rest “Science Art: Maladieu du Cheval, by François Robichon de la Guérinière.”

Science Art: Flaming Storms on the Sun’s Face

2 January 2016 grant 0

dthornebooks_stormsonsunsface

First found on dthorne books.

I’m guessing this came from a very old Scientific American (maybe 1930s?), but can’t really say for sure.

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