Archives for Sci Tech
October 2016
Sunday, October 30:
NASA's New 'Intruder Alert' System Spots An Incoming Asteroid : The Two-Way : NPR (2 comments)
3D printed water-maker can create 2 liters of drinking water every hour out of the air (7 comments)
Wednesday, October 26:
Preferentially Earth-sized planets with lots of water -- ScienceDaily
Amazing Close-up Macro Photographs of Insects and Spiders by John Hallme'n
Monday, October 24:
How many genes to make a person? (5 comments)
Saturday, October 22:
Photos from the Beginning of Time (2 comments)
Thursday, October 20:
Australian seaweed found to eliminate more than 99% of cow burp methane (1 comments)
Tuesday, October 18:
Lost in Storyland (1 comments)
Monday, October 17:
A collapse in Arctic sea ice volume spells disaster for the rest of the planet (5 comments)
Friday, October 14:
Observable universe contains two trillion galaxies, 10 times more than previously thought -- ScienceDaily (11 comments)
Wednesday, October 12:
Update on the Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor projects in China and the USA (3 comments)
Sunday, October 9:
Gulf Stream slowdown tied to changes in Southern Hemisphere -- ScienceDaily (1 comments)
Friday, October 7:
Antiaging drug Rapamycin appears to improve the immune system, restore vitality and delay heart disease and dementia (2 comments)
Thursday, October 6:
Robots will build London offices sooner than you think, says leading developer (1 comments)
Wednesday, October 5:
Oil-rich countries want to "burn their waste" but don't know how
Climate scientist James Hansen: We aren't doing nearly enough to slow climate change (1 comments)
Nobel Prize in chemistry is awarded for molecular machines (1 comments)
Monday, October 3:
Ethiopia has a lot riding on its new, Chinese-built railroad to the sea - The Washington Post (1 comments)
Hans Blix calls on scientists to develop thorium nuclear fuel (18 comments)
Sunday, October 2:
Study: Innately murderous humans becoming less so