From the book Waterfowl in Iowa, by Jack W. Musgrove and Mary R. Musgrove, published by the Iowa State Conservation Commission.
I found this self-explanatory duck, marl to tail, on Scientific… Read the rest “Science Art: Topography of a Duck, by Maynard F. Reece.”
One of a series of videos in which white-gloved technicians from the Florence Fondazione Scienza e Tecnica (Science and Technics Foundation) operate antique scientific equipment, demonstrating… Read the rest “Science Art: The Sodium D-line Observed with a Four-Prism Spectroscope by Florence Museo FirST”
SONG: “Kiss the Earth” (To download: double right-click & “Save As”)
ARTIST: grant.
SOURCE: Based on “World’s biggest dinosaur takes first steps… Read the rest “SONG: “Kiss the Earth””
Washington Post reflects on the future of space exploration. Rather than the will of a great nation, today it takes a determined billionaire to send a man to Mars:
… Read the rest “Manned Mars mission in billionaire’s sights.”Billionaire Dennis Tito,
DNA analysis presented at the Royal Society in London shows, Nature says in the most delicate way possible, that ancient humans were getting it on more than we suspected:
… Read the rest “Cavemen & modern humans… they got it on.”The ancient genomes,
Reuters carries the shocking story that a pair of precious paleontological predators just didn’t excite auction bidders:
… Read the rest “Dual dinosaurs don’t sell?”Fossils of two dinosaurs locked in a death match failed
NASA has just taken chatting about the weather to a new level with MAVEN, the Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution rocket, which just launched yesterday:
… Read the rest “Godspeed, MAVEN. Let us know what the weather’s like up there….”The agency’s Mars Atmosphere
University of Arizona brain researchers are using EEG machines to detect everyday invisible objects – the things your brain sees that it’s keeping from you:
… Read the rest “You don’t always see what you’re seeing.”“We were
Thus do we master the physical world.
From Mechanical Engineering, a journal published by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in 1919.
New Scientist rises swiftly to break the news of hybrid aircraft that combine helicopters, planes, hovercrafts and blimps:
… Read the rest “Helium-filled planes take off.”The peculiar aircraft is currently undergoing feasibility
Science Daily introduces us to the Carolina hammerhead, an all-new species of shark:
… Read the rest “Meet the new shark.”Through its rarity, the new species, Sphyrna gilberti, underscores the fragility of shark diversity
The medievalists at Medievalists.net are all excited over a new technology that “unerases” writings that were erased by scribes to make more room on precious parchment:… Read the rest “Invisible ink revealed… a few centuries later.”
Digital Trends looks up in awe at the lumbering, prehistoric majesty of the mighty Argentinasaurus (virtual, 2.0 edition) taking its first steps:
… Read the rest “World’s biggest dinosaur walks again.”When a group of scientists claimed the
International Business Times readies the citizens of balmy island paradises for a rough ride, thanks to a World Bank report putting Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, on the top of list… Read the rest “Caribbean tops climate change hit list.”
From Etsy. Scientific illustration has profound effects on some people. It surfaces in the unlikeliest places.
The same lingerie-maker has some rather comely pelvis print panties…… Read the rest “Science Art: Panties with uterus print by KnickerRocker (Nichola).”
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