A beer family tree.
New York Times explores the mapping of a new genome, as researchers chart a family tree of craft beer: After thousands of years of unwitting […]
New York Times explores the mapping of a new genome, as researchers chart a family tree of craft beer: After thousands of years of unwitting […]
Harvard researchers have found a whole new kind of planet. It’s just like ours, only way bigger: Astronomers announced today that they have discovered a […]
A Siberian fisherman netted a priceless archaeological artifact – a little statue from 2000 BCE. No word from the New York Daily News on the […]
Click to embiggen Here, have a flower. Up close. Colored in photoshop. Found in the Wikimedia Commons.
Nature covers the hard decisions that NASA faces in its latest budget… which may include shutting down a great space telescope (and an asteroid watchdog) […]
Scientific American watches NASA launch another satellite to watch the way our planet breathes: But since [David Crisp] first conceived the project nearly 15 years […]
When it comes to finding new information, The Independent reports, those crazy, criss-crossing paths that ants take are more efficient than Google at processing new […]
From IBM’s patent 3470399, a device to tell how fast an electric motor is running by detecting its magnetic field.
SONG: “Something Missing.” [Download] (To download: double right-click & “Save As”) ARTIST: grant. SOURCE: Based on “Man prefers $50 3-D printed hand to $42,000 prosthetic”, […]
Science Daily peeks into the mind of insects with new research that shows that fruit flies think before they act: In experiments asking fruit flies […]
Another one for the unintended consequences file? From Slashdot (not normally a research reporting resource, but bear with us) we hear a note of concern […]
And now, Nature says, we know the names of the interplanetary stowaways: Swabs of Curiosity’s surfaces before it was launched, including its heat shield and […]
Science Daily pokes a hole in the optimism around electronic cigarettes with findings that they’re really not that different from the kind you light and […]
In the 1970s, NASA hired some artists to visualize life in three kinds of space colonies. Here, we’ve got a Bernal Sphere, a “point design […]
Laboratory Equipment points out that simple solutions can have bigger effects than you’d imagine, when it comes to the raw material we’re making things out […]
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