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NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies 2011 Global Temperature Review

Earth January 19, 2012

NASA’s GISS Releases Data Showing 2011 was Ninth-Warmest Year on Record

2011 proved to be another warm year for the average global temperature. NASA scientists stated that 2011 was the ninth warmest year since 1880 and…


red galaxy billions of light-years from Earth

Space January 19, 2012

Researchers Discover Dark Galaxy 10 Billion Light Years From Earth

Using the 10-meter Keck-11 Telescope on Mauna Kea, Hawaii, a team of researchers discovered a dark dwarf galaxy 9.8 billion light-years from Earth. This is…


image of sea surface heights in the Pacific Ocean from NASA’s Jason-2 satellite

Earth January 18, 2012

NASA Satellite Image Shows La Niña Peaking in Intensity

The recent NASA satellite image shows that La Niña is peaking in intensity, increasing the odds that the southern and southwestern United States will remain…


Peruvian Corn Cobs from 6,500-4,000 years ago

Science January 18, 2012

Researchers Discover Ancient Corn in Peru

A recent discovery shows that people living along the coast of Peru were eating corn in several fashions, including popcorn and flour corn, before ceramic…


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Space January 18, 2012

Adaptive Optics Will Put Gemini Twin Telescopes at the Forefront of Astronomy Again

Together, the twin telescopes of the Gemini Observatory, which consists of two 8.1 m (27 ft) telescopes in Hawaii and Chile, provide almost complete coverage…


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Technology January 18, 2012

Smart Pills Will Track Patients from the Inside Out

Proteus Biomedical’s smart pills, which are pills that include embedded microchips, are set to launch this year in the United Kingdom, with the collaboration of…


Solar Dynamics Observatory Measures Magnetic Fields on Sun's Surface

Space January 18, 2012

Solar Dynamics Observatory Measures Magnetic Fields on Sun’s Surface

The Helioseismic and Magnetic Imager aboard the Solar Dynamics Observatory helps map the sun’s magnetic fields and has been gathering data since 2010. Recent vector…


New OptiQ Ultra Thermal Windows

Technology January 18, 2012

OptiQ Ultra Thermal Windows Reduce Energy Loss by up to 40 Percent

Traco and the DOE’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy partnered up to developed the new energy efficient OptiQ Ultra Thermal Windows. These windows…


hershel-eagle-nebula-esa

Space January 18, 2012

ESA’s Hershel Space Telescope Captures Incredible Views of Eagle Nebula

The European Space Agency’s Hershel space telescope has captured new, gorgeous views of the Eagle Nebula, located 6,500 light-years away in the Serpens constellation. The…


multicellular-yeast

Biology January 18, 2012

Evolutionary Biologists Make Multicellular Life Evolve in the Lab

The evolutionary transition between single-celled organisms and multicellular life as we know it took several billion years to occur in nature, but under artificial pressure,…


new algorithm faster than fourier transform

Science January 18, 2012

New Algorithm Faster Than Fourier Transform

MIT researchers discovered a new algorithm that is faster than the Fourier transform. This new algorithm is based on two key ideas: divide a signal…


Voyager Spacecraft Traveling Through Space

Space January 17, 2012

NASA’s Voyager 1 Spacecraft Operating at Coldest Temperature Ever

In hope that NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft will be able to transmit data through 2025, NASA has decided they need to further reduce its power…


Space January 17, 2012

DARPA’s Galileo Program to Image Objects in GEO Faster

Current technology is limited for imaging objects in space since researchers use astronomical long-baseline interferometers and can only view objects from limited angles. DARPA is…


Static Crystal Structure Phase of Ice at 2 Terapascals

Chemistry January 17, 2012

Researchers Predict Stable Structures of Ice in the 1-5 Terapascal Pressure Range

A group of renowned researchers combined their interests in the high-pressure studies of water, condensed matter physics, and the discovery of new chemistries to predict…


climate change could expose North America, East Asia and the Caribbean

Earth January 17, 2012

Researchers at MIT and Yale Predict Climate Change to be a Major Expense in Tropical Storm Damage

Climate change could cost North America, East Asia, and the Caribbean billions more than it already does. New information from researchers at MIT and Yale…


Space January 17, 2012

Mars Rover Opportunity to Spend Several Months at “Greeley Haven”

NASA’s Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity is spending its fifth winter on Mars and is now exploring a site known as “Greeley Haven.” Due to a…


lost-darwin-fossil-plant

Science January 17, 2012

Hundreds of Lost Fossils From the Darwin Collection Rediscovered by the British Geological Survey

The fossils, which had been ‘lost’ for 165 years, were rediscovered by chance by the British Geological Survey. Some of these were collected by Charles…


Russian-phobos-grunt-space-mars-probe

Space January 16, 2012

Russian Mars Moon Probe Phobos-Grunt Crashed In Pacific Ocean

The Phobos-Grunt spacecraft, which was supposed to have traveled to Phobos, a moon of Mars, and back, crashed on Earth. The ambitious project crashed into…


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