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Archives for Sci Tech
February 2012
Wednesday, February 29:
More on managing your Google account information before March 1st
Black holes' effects on nearby stars eyed
Tuesday, February 28:
Asteroid dust brought to Earth reveals space smashes
Monday, February 27:
Red Dwarf Stars May Be Best Chance for Habitable Alien Planets
Sunday, February 26:
IBM snaps an image of electric charge
Japanese Company Aims for Space Elevator by 2050
Saturday, February 25:
Wacky Physics: New Uncertainty About the Uncertainty Principle
Neutrinos may still have broken light barrier - or not
Physicists Pinpoint W Boson, Narrow Search for Higgs (1 comments)
Friday, February 24:
Earliest Horses Implicated in Climate Change Conspiracy
Birds Join Climate Change Conspiracy
NASA telescope detects massive cloud of 'buckyballs' hurtling through space
Nomad Alien Planets May Fill Our Milky Way Galaxy
Air Force Eyes Nuclear Reactors, Beamed Power for Spacecraft
Brain Scans Detect Autism In Six Month Olds (1 comments)
Two-Headed Trout Near Phosphate Mine Spark Pollution Alarm in Idaho
Forcing an electron to orbit like a planet
More details on the smoking gun connecting livestock antibiotics and superbugs
Thursday, February 23:
Tiny, implantable medical device can propel itself through bloodstream
Scientific proof 'factory farms' breeding "superbugs' says study
Faster-than-light neutrino measurement has two possible errors
Tuesday, February 21:
Climate Scientists Under Siege
Climate scientist Peter Gleick admits he leaked Heartland Institute documents (1 comments)
Ditch Fossil Fuels & Go To Renewables, Without Congress (2 comments)
Monday, February 20:
'The Scale of the Universe,' by Two Teenage Brothers
Alpine Chipmunks Take Genetic Hit from Climate Change
Single-atom Transistor May End Moore's Law
Sunday, February 19:
Industry's Plan for Us (3 comments)
Open Journals: something good to report (3 comments)
Quantum Entanglement Experiments Expand to Include 8 Photons (1 comments)
Saturday, February 18:
*Machine Intelligence - Will AI Become Autonomous? (2 comments)
'DNA robot' targets cancer cells
Research: Roundup Diluted by 450-Fold is Still Toxic to DNA (2 comments)
Friday, February 17:
Darwin Day: Celebrating the Scientist that People Love to Hate (3 comments)
Rare Earth element tellurium detected for the first time in ancient stars
How Google Tracked Your iPhone (1 comments)
Thursday, February 16:
Carbon monoxide in the cosmos mapped for the first time (1 comments)
Animations of unseeable biology
Space Dust Tentacle Hides Baby Stars in New Photo
Wednesday, February 15:
A Green Power House Rises in Cellulose Valley: How the Flathead Valley is Helping Fund Its Own New Energy Economy (1 comments)
Plans, Funders and Goals of 'Climate Denial' Machine (8 comments)
Military Project Aids Grid Cyber-Security
Myths And Facts About Electric Cars
Tuesday, February 14:
Fish of Antarctica Threatened by Warming
Explosive Evolution May Not Follow Mass Extinctions
Biological computer can decrypt images stored in DNA (1 comments)
Monday, February 13:
NASA considers outpost beyond moon's far side
Sunday, February 12:
Conservatism Thrives on Low Intelligence
Saturday, February 11:
Transforming America's Built Environment (Video) (1 comments)
Drug Quickly Reverses Alzheimer's Symptoms in Mice
Life in Antarctic Lake? It's Everywhere Else
Friday, February 10:
Hydrogen from Acidic Water: Potential Alternative
VLT Takes Most Detailed Infrared Image of the Carina Nebula
The Himalayas and nearby peaks have lost no ice in past 10 years
Thursday, February 9:
Ancient Seagrass Holds Secrets of the Oldest Living Organism On Earth (1 comments)
Russian scientists are reporting success in their quest to drill into Lake Vostok
UK Report Suggests Soldiers Could One Day Plug Their Weapons Right Into Their Brains (1 comments)
Alien stars' habitable zones tied to chemistry
Wednesday, February 8:
Gasland: A Film on Fracking that Dwarfs Stephen King Movies (1 comments)
Nation's Largest Microgrid Online
Proxy War in Syria Threatens Catastrophe for Middle East (3 comments)
Tuesday, February 7:
Global Extinction: Gradual Doom as Bad as Abrupt (1 comments)
Monday, February 6:
Hubble Telescope captures Milky Way galaxy's twin
Sunday, February 5:
Groundhog's Day and a "mild winter" (1 comments)
Saturday, February 4:
Space Pictures This Week: Hubble Galaxy, Poet Nebula, More
Friday, February 3:
LENR Is Here, But Is It Real, and Has Its Time Come? (31 comments)
Thursday, February 2:
Mouse to Elephant? Just Wait 24 Million Generations, by the Editors of ScienceDaily (1 comments)
Radio telescope to search for first stars and galaxies
Wednesday, February 1:
"Alien" Particles Found Invading Our Solar System -- A First