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February 18, 2013 Archives

RealClearScience Morning Edition

Why Didn't We See that Huge Meteor Coming? - Rebecca Boyle, PopSci
What Are the Odds of Being Killed by an Asteroid? - Adam Mann, Wired
Habitable Exoplanets: How to Find Earth 2.0 - John Timmer, Ars Tech.
Nematodes Totally Own this Place - Jennifer Frazer, Scientific American
Are Snails Born with Shells? - Kaitlyn Boettcher, Mental Floss
Tooth Bacteria Evolved as Human Diet Changed - Bianca Nogrady, ABC
With Golden Rice, Fewer Children Will Die - Bjorn Lomborg, Proj. Syn.
Enzyme Nano-Capsules Sober Up Drunk Mice - Simon Hadlington, CW
Insect Cyborgs Could Revolutionize Neurosci. - Emily Anthes, Guardian
Misconduct Should Include 'Lies of Omission' - Daniele Fanelli, Nature
Newton Blog: Remember When Apollo 12 Was Struck by Lightning?

RealClearScience Afternoon Edition

Was Pluto Named After the Disney Dog? - Carl Cannon, RealClearScience
Mile-High Club: Rise of Supertall Skyscrapers - Clay Risen, PopSci
Laser Detects 'Honey Laundering' - Olivia Solon, Wired
Chemical 'Velcro' Sticks Underwater - James Urquhart, Chemistry World
New Whale Unearthed in CA Highway Dig - Carolyn Gramling, Science Now
Science Says You Should Fart on Airplanes - Michael Walsh, NY Daily News

RealClearScience The Latest Research

Does Our Universe Reside within a Larger Universe? - Indiana Univ.
Forget Leprechauns. Engineers Catch Rainbows - University of Buffalo
Iron-Based Molecule Splits Hydrogen to Make Electricity - PNNL
Mice Engineered to Feel Heat, But Not Cold - Univ. of Southern California