Science Daily might not be as into the poetry of that phrase as I am. They’re more into what it means make a diamond that halfway isn’t there:
… Read the rest “A laser levitating glowing nanodiamonds in a vacuum.”The research team is led by Nick Vamivakas
Science Daily hails a new study that finds even in an iceless, seal-less Arctic, the polar bear might be able to survive:
… Read the rest “Polar bears might make it after all.”As climate change accelerates ice melt in the Arctic, polar bears
The Guardian bulks up over scientific enthusiasm for a long-buried stone structure:
… Read the rest “New Stonehenge discovery = “Archaeology on steroids.””Archaeologists have discovered the remains of a massive stone monument buried under a thick, grassy
Click to embiggen
From John P. Ralston’s “The Bohr Atom of Glueballs,” an article describing how to model an atom using rope and glue. Sort of.
Ralston does say it’s… Read the rest “Science Art: A tightly wrapped trefoil knot, identified as the second member of the glueball spectrum, 2003.”
Not a hole that worms live in, but the kind that spaceships use to bounce around the galaxy. Science Daily explains how Spanish scientists have created a wormhole in the lab:
… Read the rest “Wormhole blueprints”Scientists in
Washington Post spells out the bad news. There are more trees than we thought, but that means there are a *whole lot* less than there used to be:
… Read the rest “The good news: There are lots more trees than we thought. The bad news: Well….”In a blockbuster study released Wednesday in
The Guardian reports on a new therapy – nerve growth factor – that effectively saves dying brain cells:
… Read the rest “Gene therapy rescues brain cells from Alzheimer’s”The new results are preliminary findings from the very first human trials
Irish Examiner looks into the “biological Velcro” that could soon help repair damaged hearts:
… Read the rest “Flesh Velcro fixes hearts.”Velcro uses two sheets of material, one covered by hooks and the other loops,
These are prehistoric animals compared to their modern relatives and, for scale, a human. A human who’s interested in what they’re like… except when…… Read the rest “Science Art: Giant Animals: Modern and Extinct (detail), by Mary McLain”
Popular Science warns us to slow down by construction sites and watch for self-driving trucks on Florida roads by year’s end:
… Read the rest “Self-driving trucks – no humans *at all* – on Florida’s roads this year.”The rigs, which are part of a Department of Transportation
Science magazine has an exclusive report on a fusion group that could change everything. They’ve got a reactor that works better than any power source we’ve seen yet:
… Read the rest ““Secretive company” unveils better way to do fusion. (It’s legit.)”A privately
Nature tries to figure out why we’re not making the headway we should against Lyme, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and the rest of the tick-borne nasties:
… Read the rest “What makes tick-borne diseases so tough?”[Scott] Williams is testing
Wired brings up the potential of a universal flu vaccine – and the problems getting one together:
… Read the rest “A flu vaccine that really works. All the time.”Today, independent teams reported in Science and Nature Medicine how they’ve tinkered
… Read the rest “Science Art: Jupiter’s Rings by LORRI, 2007.”The New Horizons Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) snapped this photo of Jupiter’s ring system on February 24, 2007, from a distance of 7.1 million kilometers
Nature reports that, in the face of extinction, frogs have a way to adapt to pesticides – a little:
… Read the rest “Hope. Hope from frogs. They might just survive.”Several species of frogs can quickly switch on genetic resistance to a group of commonly
Copyright © 2026 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes
