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Strange Hole-Punch Clouds Explained
Monday, 28 Jun, 2010 – 9:24 | No Comment
Strange Hole-Punch Clouds Explained

Airplanes can punch holes in clouds and make it rain, new research shows. As propeller or jet airplanes pass through the right atmospheric conditions, they make liquid water droplets freeze and immediately drop as snow, …

Amazing Starling Flocks Are Flying Avalanches
Monday, 28 Jun, 2010 – 9:00 | No Comment

To watch the uncanny synchronization of a starling flock in flight is to wonder if the birds aren’t actually a single entity, governed by something beyond the usual rules of biology. New research suggests that’s …

Guatemala Sinkhole : Crater Photo 2010
Tuesday, 1 Jun, 2010 – 19:09 | No Comment

The picture of the Guatemala sinkhole you see below is a real picture released by the Government of Guatemala.

This huge Guatemala crater according to Gizmodo “is a natural depression caused by the removal of …

Black Hole Found in Unexpected Place
Sunday, 30 May, 2010 – 10:43 | No Comment

Detailed Hubble images reveal a single supermassive black hole wandering away from its host galaxy’s center where it belongs. The misplaced black hole is probably the result of a merger between two smaller black holes, …

High Metabolism Fueled Evolution of Bat Flight
Wednesday, 28 Apr, 2010 – 12:25 | No Comment

From wings to low-density bones to echolocation, the evolution of flight in bats required many radical changes. But the most important change may have been metabolic.
A genetic comparison of dozens of mammal species shows that …

Oldest Martian Meteorite Not as Old as Thought
Saturday, 17 Apr, 2010 – 17:43 | No Comment

The Allan Hills meteorite, named for the site where it was found in Antarctica, was once thought to contain fossil traces of life. That idea has been mostly dismissed, and now the rock also appears …

First Animals Found That Live Without Oxygen
Monday, 12 Apr, 2010 – 12:30 | One Comment

In the muck of the deep Mediterranean seafloor, scientists have found the first multicellular animals capable of surviving in an entirely oxygen-free environment.
Some types of bacteria and other single-celled organisms can live without oxygen, but …

Why Volcanic Eruptions Can Spark Lightning
Tuesday, 6 Apr, 2010 – 10:07 | No Comment

It’s the ultimate love-at-first-sight story: In the middle of the desert, hundreds of miles from anything else, lonely sand grains meet up in a crowd and decide to electrify each other. Sparks fly.
sciencenewsPhysicists have long …

RFID Tag The End Of Bar Codes
Monday, 29 Mar, 2010 – 8:24 | No Comment

Lines at the grocery store might become as obsolete as milkmen, if a new tag that seeks to replace bar codes becomes commonplace.
sciencenewsResearchers from Sunchon National University in Suncheon, South Korea, and Rice University in …

Hot Water Really Can Freeze Faster Than Cold Water
Thursday, 25 Mar, 2010 – 10:30 | No Comment

Hot water really can freeze faster than cold water, a new study finds. Sometimes. Under extremely specific conditions. With carefully chosen samples of water.
sciencenewsNew experiments provide support for a special case of the counterintuitive Mpemba …

Flash-Freezing Technique May Boost Egg Survival Rates
Sunday, 28 Feb, 2010 – 1:57 | No Comment

A new study has identified the best way to flash freeze living tissue, which could lead to better human egg and stem cell storage.
The technique could dramatically improve the odds that frozen, unfertilized eggs could …

Pentagon Researcher Promises Cheap Biofuel for Jets
Tuesday, 23 Feb, 2010 – 9:20 | No Comment

Pentagon officials have been talking for years about weaning their jets off of fossil fuels. Now they say they’re only months away from producing a cheap fuel made from algae — for less than $3 …

Take That, Chevy Volt! Cal Poly Car Gets 2,752 MPG
Monday, 22 Feb, 2010 – 13:03 | No Comment

A team of mechanical engineering students at California Polytechnic State University is prepping an ultra high-mileage, three-wheeled car for the upcoming Shell Eco-Marathon student competition. If all goes well, they’ll take first place with fuel …

America’s Wind Energy Potential Triples in New Estimate
Saturday, 20 Feb, 2010 – 13:00 | No Comment

The amount of wind power that theoretically could be generated in the United States tripled in the newest assessment of the nation’s wind resources.
Current wind technology deployed in nonenvironmentally protected areas could generate 37,000,000 gigawatt-hours …

How to Do the Ultimate Aging Study
Saturday, 20 Feb, 2010 – 12:20 | No Comment

Longevity is one of the hottest areas of science, but there’s a curious hole in the research: Scientifically speaking, nobody knows how to measure aging, much less predict reliably how people will respond to time’s …

NASA Brings the Dark Side of the Sun to Your iPhone
Thursday, 18 Feb, 2010 – 13:21 | No Comment

As the sun reawakens from an anomalously quiet period, keep track of solar flares, sunspots and coronal mass ejections with a new iPhone app that puts the real-time status of the sun in your hand.
“This …

Life-Size Sand Scorcher Is a Toy for Big Kids
Wednesday, 17 Feb, 2010 – 10:04 | No Comment

Call it a 10:1 scale model. After a childhood and adulthood spent lusting for a Tamiya Sand Scorcher R/C car kit, we’ve finally found something to top our wish lists: the real thing.
The folks at …

$100 DIY Shelter Could Help Homeless Haitians
Tuesday, 16 Feb, 2010 – 13:04 | No Comment

With just $100 worth of plywood and screws, almost anyone can build a shelter known as a Hexayurt that can last three years and possibly even withstand a hurricane. The simple DIY structure could be …

Fog Decline Threatens California’s Towering Redwoods
Tuesday, 16 Feb, 2010 – 13:01 | No Comment

The California coast has seen fewer foggy days in the last century, threatening the health of the region’s majestic redwood trees.
Over the last century, new research suggests the average daily fog has decreased more than …

The Pentagon’s scientific fringe want to fast-track the quick and easy repair of wartime wounds
Sunday, 14 Feb, 2010 – 9:40 | No Comment

The Pentagon’s scientific fringe want to fast-track the quick and easy repair of wartime wounds, by eliminating one of the most important elements of tissue engineering - and replacing it with magnetic fields.
Last year, Darpa-funded …