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November 28, 2012 Archives
RealClearScience
Morning
Edition
How a Warp Drive Is Theoretically Possible
- George Dvorsky, io9
On the Hunt for the Elusive Dark Matter
- Clara Moskowitz, Space.com
NASA Working to Eliminate 'New Satellite' Smell
- David Szondy, Gizmag
Fractal Structures Could Bear Heavy Loads
- Tushna Commissariat, PW
First Natural Gas Tanker Attempts Arctic Crossing
- Matt McGrath, BBC
Wasps Lay Eggs in Wasps that Lay Eggs in Insects
- Ed Yong, Discover
Implantable Body Parts Created with 3D Printer
- Institute of Physics
Seminal Fluid May Be Critical for Pregnancy
- Sarah Keenihan, Cosmos
Dubious DNA Study Claims Bigfoot Is Part Human
- Ben Radford, LiveSci
What to Make of Our Visions of Heaven and Hell?
- John Horgan, SciAm
Newton Blog:
Cosmic Pinball: The Earth Goes on Tilt
RealClearScience
Afternoon
Edition
Why Dinosaurs Had a 23-Hour Day
- Kylie Andrews, ABC Science
Gargantuan Black Hole Occupies Modest Galaxy
- Ken Croswell, Science
Is There a Way to See Stars During the Day?
- Nicholas Gerbis, LLM
Atom Smasher Creates New State of Matter
- Clara Moskowitz, Live Science
How Technology Threatens Us
- Fred Guterl, Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
There Are Many Reasons to Dig Up a Corpse
- Leo Hickman, Guardian
RealClearScience
The Latest Research
Where's the Best Place to Look on a Person's Face?
- UC-Santa Barbara
Human Feces Used to Track Civilization
- University of Massachusetts
Nature's Survivalists: How Do Bacteria Form Spores?
- Rice University
Man Impales Hand on Tree, New Bacterium Discovered
- NSF