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A new Web-based interface allows a wide range of modifications to basic designs that are printable on a 3-D printer, allowing novices to do in…


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Science September 3, 2015

Turtles Share a Recent Common Ancestor with Birds and Crocodiles

New fossil evidence reveals that turtles share a recent common ancestor with birds and crocodiles. There’s a twist in the turtle timeline. Thanks to new…


Scientists Examine What Happened to Early Mars' Atmosphere

Space September 3, 2015

Curiosity Rover Reveals Evidence of Ancient Top-of-Atmosphere Loss

What Happened to the Early Mars’ Atmosphere? A newly published study looks to answer this question and eliminate one possible theory. Scientists may be closer…


Astronomers Measure the Incomplete Cooling Down of Saturn’s A Ring

Space September 3, 2015

Cassini Reveals Incomplete Cooling Down of Saturn’s A Ring at Solar Equinox

NASA’s Cassini Spacecraft reveals a higher-than-expected temperature in one section of Saturn’s rings, providing a unique window into the interior structure of ring particles not…


New Image of the Prawn Nebula

Space September 2, 2015

ESO Gets a Close-Up Look at the Prawn Nebula

Using the MPG/ESO 2.2-meter telescope, astronomers get one of the best pictures ever taken of the stellar nursery nicknamed the Prawn Nebula (also known as…


Brazilian Wasp Venom Kills Cancer Cells Without Harming Normal Cells

Biology September 2, 2015

Brazilian Wasp Venom Kills Cancer Cells Without Harming Normal Cells

A newly published study shows how Brazilian wasp venom selectively kills cancer cells without harming normal cells. The social wasp Polybia paulista protects itself against…


Two-Dimensional Boron Monolayers Mediated by Metal Substrates

Science September 2, 2015

Metal Substrates Shape Two-Dimensional Boron Monolayers

New calculations from theoretical physicists at Rice University show it may be possible to guide the formation of 2D boron by tailoring boron-metal interactions. Rice…


Zero Knowledge Warhead Verification

Technology September 2, 2015

A New Tool To Identify Nuclear Weapons Without Divulging Secret Information

The Zero Knowledge Warhead Verification Program aims to identify nuclear weapons while protecting secret information. “Energy is incredibly fundamental to life,” MIT graduate student Ruaridh…


Soyuz Heads to Space Station

Space September 2, 2015

Soyuz TMA-18M Successfully Launched, Heads to International Space Station

Soyuz TMA-18M successfully launched with its three crew members representing Russia, Denmark and Kazakhstan. They are headed to the International Space Station to provide a…


Comet Hitchhiker is in Phase I

Space September 2, 2015

NASA Comet Hitchhiker Would Take Tour of Small Asteroids and Comets

Comet Hitchhiker is in Phase I study through the NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts Program. Its goal is to use the kinetic energy of comets and…


Space Image from NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly

Space September 2, 2015

Good Night From Space – NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly Shares an Image

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly shares an image of Earth from the International Space Station. Earth’s thin atmosphere stands out against the blackness of space in…


Exoplanet Chemistry May Differ from Earth

Space September 1, 2015

The Interior Chemistry of Distant Planet’s May Differ from Earth

New research suggests that magnesium peroxide may be abundant in extremely oxidized mantles and cores of rocky planets outside our Solar System. As astronomers continue…


Physicists Squeeze Light One Particle at a Time

Physics September 1, 2015

Physicists Successfully Demonstrated the Squeezing of Individual Light Particles

Using an artificially constructed atom, known as a semiconductor quantum dot, a team of physicists has successfully demonstrated the squeezing of individual light particles. A…


Biologists Discover Giant Sea Scorpion Pentecopterus

Biology September 1, 2015

Pentecopterus – A Giant Sea Scorpion from the Prehistoric Seas

Geologists discovered the fossils of Pentecopterus in a meteorite crater by the Upper Iowa River in northeastern Iowa. You don’t name a sea creature after…


Newly Identified Pathway Could Prevent PTSD

Biology September 1, 2015

Newly Identified Memory Pathway Could Prevent PTSD

In a newly published study, a team of researchers show that blocking amygdala cells’ interactions with serotonin after trauma may prevent post-traumatic stress disorder. About…


NASA Plans to Grow Food on Spacecrafts and on Other Planets

Science September 1, 2015

Researchers Continue Biological Research at International Space Station

NASA researchers are using the International Space Station to examine biological systems in space and are searching for the best methods for keeping astronauts healthy…


Ultrathin Optical Devices Shape Light in Exotic Ways

Technology September 1, 2015

Engineers Develop Optical Devices That Shape Light in Exotic Ways

Engineers from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the California Institute of Technology have developed innovative flat, optical lenses that are capable of manipulating light in…


Model Captures Shape and Speed of Tumor Growth for the First Time

Health August 31, 2015

New Model Captures Shape and Speed of Tumor Growth for the First Time

Scientists at Harvard have developed the first model of solid tumor growth that reflects both shape and growth. They’re among the most powerful tools for…


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