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Neutrinos and Multiverses: A New Cosmology Beckons
By the Editor on November 28, 2011
The existing edifice of physics, built upon the twin foundations of general relativity and quantum mechanics, is clearly in...
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Why Does Religion Keep Telling Us We’re Bad?
By the Editor on November 28, 2011
The main reason for Isaiah’s admonition to remember how we fall short, as for most Jewish and Christian moral...
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It’s Time Scientists Set an Example by Reducing Their Carbon Footprint
By the Editor on November 28, 2011
The carbon footprint of the science community is tiny by comparison with the rest of society. Yet changes will...
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How Much Will the Earth Warm Up?
By the Editor on November 25, 2011
Scientists say the Earth will warm in response to increasing carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere, but since the...
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Good Science Always Has Political Ramifications
By the Editor on November 25, 2011
When speaking about science to scientists, there is one thing that can be said that will almost always raise...
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The Noble Gases Get to Work
By the Editor on November 25, 2011
Helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon and radioactive radon are odourless, tasteless, practically non-reactive wisps of unconnected atoms. In this...
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Oxygen a Bit Player in Earth’s Outer Core
By the Editor on November 23, 2011
Oxygen makes up a smaller percentage of the core than scientists had thought, suggests a study in Nature. Knowing...
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You Are a Receiver
By the Editor on November 23, 2011
Jason Silva deconstructs inspiration.
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Which Alien Worlds Are Most Livable?
By the Editor on November 23, 2011
Astronomers have come up with a livability index for alien planets and moons, and the winners are … Titan...
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Neuroscience Challenges Old Ideas about Free Will
By the Editor on November 23, 2011
Celebrated neuroscientist Michael S. Gazzaniga explains the new science behind an ancient philosophical question.
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