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Panique au village: the revolution that caused an epidemic
It boasts, struts, and flaunts with that kind of assurance that only comes from the
Pioneer anomaly explained?
Pioneer 10 and 11 unveiled the solar system during the golden-age of robotic exploration. Their
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Doesn’t time fly? I don’t know about anyone else, but my week has absolutely flown
Giant Impact: making the moon
It began… where it always begins — out there — in the vastness of space.
The nearest solar system to ours has an Earth-sized planet…
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Citizen Scientists Discover Four-Star Planet with NASA Kepler
The discovery of planets continues to expand beyond the domain of professional astronomers. A joint
Ada Lovelace Day: celebrating women in science, technology, engineering and maths
In the 1800s, Ada Lovelace, an English mathematician, worked with inventor Charles Babbage on a
The evolution of human mortality
How long until we live forever? The general consensus is that we are getting older
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This past week was made notable by the Nobel Prizes awarded. So much great research being
What an Astronaut’s Camera Sees from ISS
When astronauts head to the International Space Station (ISS), Dr. Justin Wilkinson, the chief geoscientist at NASA, asks them
Singing Mice Show Signs of Learning
Like songbirds and humans, male mice have brain circuits and behaviors they may use to
The “POLI” mark: New technologies for university teaching
This article is part of Media and Learning month’s newsletter, dedicated series on lecture capture. It
2013 looks like being the year of the comet
Comet Lovejoy, taken by astronaut Dan Burbankfrom the ISS The astronomy world has been