We’ll go a-waltzing….

8 July 2009 grant b 0

Australian researchers have just discovered a trio of never-before-seen dinosaurs in the Winton Formation. Two of them died at the bottom of one of those […]

Cave man boogie.

7 July 2009 grant b 0

The New York Times reports on a German discovery – or, really, a whole set of discoveries – of Stone Age tools, sculptures and the […]

Last of the BIG cats.

6 July 2009 grant b 0

The BBC reports that the largest species of cat, the Amur tiger, has an effective population of less than 50 animals: They sampled nuclear DNA […]

Autotune explained.

3 July 2009 grant b 0

Normally I wouldn’t encourage this sort of thing, but NOVA has an interesting feature explaining how Autotune works. On July 6, they’ll be posting answers […]

I see sounds.

2 July 2009 grant b 0

ScientificBlogging.com has a story that I’d suspect was an April Fools if this wasn’t the middle of summer. Supposedly, like our intelligent cousins to the […]

Feather in your tank.

1 July 2009 grant b 0

The Daily Green recently revealed an alternative fuel scheme that may be much better than bird-brained: Finding novel uses for chicken feathers is a pet […]

SONG: This is the Sound.

28 June 2009 grant b 1

SONG: “This is the Sound” (To download: double right-click & “Save As”) ARTIST: grant. SOURCE: “Acoustic Black Hole Created in Bose-Einstein Condensate”, Technology Review, 10 […]

Deadly Roundup

25 June 2009 grant b 0

Scientific American confirms my suspicions about my neighbors and their well-manicured, weedless yards. All that stuff they’re spraying? Yeah, it’ll kill you: One label requirement […]

Song delay….

23 June 2009 grant b 0

Yes, it’s the 23rd. There should be a new song here. There isn’t. You, oh faithful readers, will have a scientific song rather soon. And […]