Archives for Sci Tech

August 2016

Wednesday, August 31:

Surya Siddhanta: The Startlingly Accurate Astronomy Book of the 1st Millennium BC (2 comments)

Tuesday, August 30:

Hours after discovery, asteroid swept by (23 comments)

Not a Drill: SETI Is Investigating a Possible ET Signal From Space (3 comments)

Monday, August 29:

Biofuels increase, rather than decrease, heat-trapping carbon dioxide emissions (3 comments)

Friday, August 26:

New study pegs the number of TB cases in India at double the current estimates

Brief rapamycin therapy in middle-aged mice extends lives (3 comments)

Thursday, August 25:

New map shows alarming growth of the human footprint -- ScienceDaily

Inside Facebook's (Totally Insane, Unintentionally Gigantic, Hyperpartisan) Political-Media Machine (11 comments)

'Starshot' will fly spaceships past the planet Proxima b (1 comments)

The Spectre of High Voltage

Wednesday, August 24:

Pale Red Dot: Astronomers Discover Potentially Habitable Exoplanet Orbiting Nearest Star (7 comments)

Tuesday, August 23:

Feeling Cornered, Coal Industry Borrows From Tobacco Playbook, Activists Say (2 comments)

Radio astronomy pioneer dies at 92 " The Register (1 comments)

Monday, August 22:

Relativity Predicts Universal Wormhole (6 comments)

Wednesday, August 17:

Astronomy shown to be set in standing stone (3 comments)

NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission Emerges from First Planning Stages (3 comments)

Earth-Like Planet Around Proxima Centauri Discovered (10 comments)

Saturday, August 13:

NASA's Fermi Mission Expands its Search for Dark Matter (70 comments)

Friday, August 12:

Rising Ocean Temperatures Are Making Us Sick

Wednesday, August 10:

Climate change already accelerating sea level rise, study finds: Pinatubo eruption masked acceleration in satellite reco (3 comments)

Monday, August 8:

These mushrooms eat plastic waste - and then you can eat them - ScienceAlert (2 comments)

Thursday, August 4:

A new leaf: Scientists turn carbon dioxide back into fuel -- ScienceDaily

The Results Of Earth's 'Annual Physical' Are A Scary Dose Of Deja Vu

The Next Five Years will be a Critical Time for the Development of Rejuvenation Biotechnology after the SENS Model of Da

Wednesday, August 3:

FCC Commissioners voted unanimously in favor of the Spectrum Frontiers Proceeding on July 14, 2016 (2 comments)

Tuesday, August 2:

Cuomo Backs $7.6 Billion Bail-Out of Old, Unaffordable NY Nuke Plants (1 comments)

Monday, August 1:

No, You Don't Have to Worry (Much) About Getting Clobbered (1 comments)

 

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