Cosmology – Page 34

Military Wants Keys to Biological Clock
By the Editor on March 29, 2012
An unprecedented project that will attempt to unravel the ways our biological clocks tick is underway by the Defense...
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Can Astronauts Survive Rigors of Long Space Journeys?
By the Editor on March 28, 2012
As the United States considers a manned mission to Mars by the mid-2030s, ongoing research is beginning to raise...
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Billions of Habitable Alien Planets Should Exist in Our Galaxy
By the Editor on March 28, 2012
There should be billions of habitable, rocky planets around the faint red stars of our Milky Way galaxy, a...
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Findings Cast Doubt on Moon Origins
By the Editor on March 26, 2012
The moon, that giant lump of rock that has fascinated poets and scientists alike, may be about to get...
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Planets Hurtling Near the Speed of Light? It’s Possible
By the Editor on March 26, 2012
Scientists want to know if planets can form near the supermassive black hole at the core of the galaxy....
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Smallest Planet Yields Big Surprises
By the Editor on March 23, 2012
Mercury is even weirder than expected, NASA’s MESSENGER probe is showing. For starters, the planet’s interior is built differently...
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Detection of Cosmic Effect Brings Universe’s Formation Into Focus
By the Editor on March 21, 2012
A large research team from two major astronomy surveys reports in a paper submitted to the journal Physical Review...
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NASA: We Have Discovered the Secrets of the Supernova
By the Editor on March 21, 2012
Officials at the U.S. space agency NASA say they uncovered the secrets of the supernova. New data from the...
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Dark Energy and the Joy of Being Wrong
By the Editor on March 20, 2012
From Adam Frank at 13:7: Sometimes nature just throws you a loop. All your carefully laid plans, all your exquisite...
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Galactic Recycling May Explain Star-Formation Mystery
By the Editor on March 19, 2012
Galaxies don’t seem to have enough matter inside them to keep forming new stars at the rates that they...
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