June 12, 2011
Small Galaxies May Only Give Birth to Small Stars
June 1, 2011
Think comets are cool? Tweet about them.
May 22, 2011
Milky Way Faces Mid-Life Crisis
May 14, 2011
The Hidden Message in Pixar’s Films
May 12, 2011
From the LITD Archives: A Primordial Moon
May 11, 2011
NASA’s Proposed Space-Fairing Boat Would Cruise and Study Titan’s Oceans
May 10, 2011
May 9, 2011
Transfusion of Synthetic Blood Saves Woman’s Life
Jeff Bezos Invests $19.5 Million in General Fusion’s Nuclear Technology
Saving the Seas: Reducing Fertilizer Runoff to Resurrect Ocean Dead Zones
Saturn Moon’s Atmosphere Forged by Comet Impacts
May 8, 2011
Supermassive Black Hole Rises and Shines
Obama is Right to Withold Photos of Bin Laden’s Corpse
May 7, 2011
Beleaguered Mission Measures Swirling Space Time At Last
May 4, 2011
Former Planet May Have Grown a Tail
Sings of Dark Matter From Minnesota Mine
May 3, 2011
McDonals Observatory Dodges Wildfire
May 2, 2011
Astronomers Unveil Portrait of ‘Super-Exotic-Super-Earth’:Densest Known Rocky Planet
Measuring the Distant Universe in 3-D
May 1, 2011
Tapping Light’s Magnetic Properties, Innovative Tech Harvests Solar Energy Without Solar Cells
For the First Time, Humans See Quantum Entanglement with the Naked Eye
April 28, 2011
China Announces It Will Build Its Own Space Station In The Next Ten Years
Tycho’s Supernova Went Boom After Slurping UP Some of Its Neighbor
Tour the Galaxy With this Pan-and-Scan All-Sky Picture
April 27, 2011
Surreptitious Sleep States Uncovered
Physics Tricks Could Make for One-Way Soundproofing
Budget Cuts Put Alien Search On Hold
The Middle East is Ripe for a Science Revolution
April 26, 2011
To Curb Malaria, Researchers Create Gene That Rapidly Spread Through Mosquito Populations
In Thrilling Smashup, LHC Breaks Beam Luminosity Record
They Sure Don’t Make Pyrex Like They Used To
New Fog-Harvesting Devices Could Provide Clean Drinking Water for the World’s Poor
April 25, 2011
April 24,2011
With ‘Coolest Job Ever’ Ending, Astronauts Seek Next Frontier
You’ve Never Seen the Milky Way Like This
Geyser Moon Puts its Mark on Saturn
April 20, 2011
Scientists Announce New Method to Pull Potable Water from Tanks Exhaust
Gorgeous Galaxies Celebrate Hubble’s 21st Birthday
April 19, 2011
April 16, 2011
<a href="http://gizmodo.com/#!5792127/nasas-crazy-plan-to-land-on-mars"The Crazy Design of NASA's New Mars Rover
April 15, 2011
Kepler’s Bonus: New Insights on Stars
Eruopean Students Aiming For the Moon
April 14, 2011
NASA Chooses Space Shuttle’s Retirement Homes
Particle Hunt Nets Almost Nothing; The Hunters Are Almost Thrilled
Too Much Information? Noninvasive Genetic Tests for the Unborn
April 13, 2011
Cannabis-based Drug Gets Green Light Worldwide
30 Years, 133 Launces, 133 Seconds
April 11, 2011
A (Very) Smart Kid and a Solid Theory
Texas Republicans Ignore Climate Science at Their Peril
If You Can’t Name That Star, Try Asking Your Telescope
Baffling Blowup in Distant Galaxy
April 10, 2011
A Lovely Swirl: Orbiter Spots a Shifting Vortex at Venus’s South Pole
Observations: Are You Smarter Than a Middle Schooler; New Site Tracks Science Misconceptions
April 9, 2011
Who Killed the Deep Space Climate Observatory?
Big Bang Recreated in a Metameterial, Offers Evidence That Time Travel is Impossible
Book Review – The Clockwork Universe; What Newton Gave us
Mundane Explanation for Bizarre Pioneer Anomaly
Revelations of Stars’ Ages Will Be a Boon for SETI
Mystery Signal at Fermilab Hints at ‘Technicolour’ Force
Exo-evolution: Aliens Who Hide, Survive
Crater ‘Ghost’ On Fresh-Faced Titan
April 3, 2011
Astrophysics: The Inner Lives of Red Giants
Condensed-matter Physics: Transitions on Triangles
First Portraits of Mercury From Orbit
Just Breathing in Iraq Can Be Hazardous
Lunar Pothold May be Ideal Water Traps
Backward Stars Point to Galactic Cannibalism
April 2, 2011
April 1, 2011
A New Wrinkle: Comet Strikes in the 1980s and 1990s Left Ripples in Jupter’s and Saturn’s Rings
Iran is Top of the World in Science Growth
March 31, 2011
When Beauty and Science Collide
Why Hubble Isn’t a Space Paparazzi
Gallery-Supermoons and Sparkling Nebulae
Dark Matter Could Make Planets Habitable
March 30, 2011
New Stars of Science Honored In D.C.
New Study Gives Dark Energy A Boost
Two Stars Caught Fusing Into One
Planets Take Shape in Embryonic Gas Clouds
March 29, 2011
Vanished: A Mystery Game at the Smithsonian
Men Are From Mars … and so are Women
Bananas Could Make Cars Leaner, Greener
Internet Architect Paul Baran Dies at 84
Flawed Diamonds Could Store Quantum Data
Re-Creating the First Human Spaceflight Experience
March 26, 2011
Suzaku Shows Clearest Picture Yet of Perseus Galaxy Cluster
March 25, 2011
Remarkable Fossil: 525-Million-Year-Old Discovery of ‘Feathered Helmet from Beyond the Clouds’
Russian Boreal Forests Undergoing Vegetation Change, Study Shows
First Student-Developed Mission in which Satellites Orbit and Communicate
March 23, 2011
Cassini Finds Saturn Sends Mixed Signals
March 22, 2011
Supermoons and Sparkling Nebulae: What’s New in Space?
Robot Swarms Could Help Search for Life in Martian Caves
March 22, 1995: Longest Human Space Adventure Ends
Giant ‘quasi-stars’ Spawned Early Black Holes
March 17, 2011
How Weather Could Link Japan Radiation to U.S.
Nuclear Cover Up: World’s Largest Moving Structure to Seal the Wrecked Chernobyl Reactor
Gravity’s Bias for Left May Be Writ in the Sky
Largest Galaxies Grow Up Gradually Like Snow Flakes
Dark Energy is Not an Illusion After All
March 16, 2011
New Model Lets Researchers Crawl Through Virtual Brain Networks
Kepler’s Ongoing Exoplanet Findings Show Bizarre Solar Systems and Peculiar Planets
March 15, 2011
The Spread of the Tsunami from Japan Across the Pacific [Video]
Lasers Could Nudge Orbiting Space Debris Aside
Next up for Congress: Repeal the Law of Gravity
The Fast-Moving Nuclear Story Meets and Unscientific Press Corps
March 14, 2011
Cosmic Rays May Not Come From Supernovas
March 4, 1962: Nuclear Age Comets to Antarctica
Study Blames Plasma Flow for Spotless Sun
NASA’s Messenger Spacecraft Zeroes in on Mercury
March 10, 2011
A Bittersweet Finale for the Discovery
NASA And ESA Mars Rover Faces Cancellation
March 8, 2011
A Memoir: A Decade-Plus of Tracking Lunar Larcency
SOFIA Project Flies Into its Researh
March 6, 2011
Chernobyl Plants & Temperate Caves Could Help Humans Colonize New Worlds
Space Beer Reaches for Final Frontier
March 5, 2011
The Creation of the International Space Station
NASA Offers Proof of Alien Life
Space Tourism May Mean One Giant Leap for Researchers
A Bid to Implode Cosmic Ray Theory
California – Satellite Launching Fails
March 2, 2011
Hot Pixel Mystery Plagues Delayed Space Telescope
March 1, 2011
Who Needs Twitter? Libyan Protests Covertly Connect on Dating Websites
Dark Matter is Alive and Well, Thankyouverymuch
California Greenhouses Will Use Sun’s Heat to Extract Sticky Oil
Neil Tyson’s Advice to Young Science Communicators
Scientists Get Tickets to Ride With Space Tourists
Feb. 27, 2011
By Shining a Laser From the Ground, Researchers Could Easily Measure Earth’s Magnetic Field
Yale Scientists Create the World’s First Anti-Laser
With the World’s Largest Antimatter Trap, UCSD Scientists Aim to Trap a Trillion Positrons at Once
FYI: If I Fell Through The Earth, What Would Happen in the Center?
Amazing Shuttle Launch Video From an Airplane Window
Feb. 26, 2011
Gas Rich Galaxies Confirm Prediction of Modified Gravity Theory
Floating Solar Panels: Solar Installations on Water
Satellites Could Keep an Eye Out for Floods
Modular Space Communications Technology Moved Into Unmanned Aircraft for Marines
Two Planets Found Sharing One Orbit
Feb. 25, 2011
Darpa’s Cheetah-Bot Designed to Chase Human Prey
Biggest Solar Blast in Four Years
Feb. 24, 2011
New Mexico’s Bet on Space Tourism Hits a Snag
Discovery, Bound for Space Station, Leaves Earth One Last Time
Mafia Informants Fail Acid Test
New Biological Pathway Identified for Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
Discovery Waits for Her Final Flight
Physics of Burrowing Sandfish Revealed
Journey to the Innermost Planet
Why are Americans So Ill-Informed on the Topic of Climate Change?
Feb. 22, 2011
California – Satellite Will Analyze Space Grit
Feb. 21, 2011
Feb. 20, 2011
U.S. Urged to Swiftly Secure Supplied of ‘Energy-Critical Elements’
Frankenstein Syndrome: Why Do We Fear Making Humans?
Feb. 19, 2011
Boston Hayden’s Planetarium Gets a Makeover
Why Nobody Can Match the iPad’s Price
Unexpectedly, Navy’s Superlaser Blasts Away a Record
Moon Race Brings 29 Teams to the Starting Line
Feb. 17, 2011
Ample Dark Matter Ignites Starburst Galaxies
Feb. 16, 2011
Study Links Rise in Rain and Snow to Humans
Feb. 15, 2011
NASA Craft Snaps Images of Comet in Valentine Fling
Feb. 14, 2011
No, There’s No Proof of a Giant Planet in the Outer Solar System
First Earthward-heading Solar Flare of the Cycle
Triumph: Fake Astronauts Land on Fake Mars
Feb. 12, 2011
Thousands of New Stars Emerging in Glowing Nebula
Millky Way Munched on Galactic Snack
‘Atomtronics’ May Be the New ‘electronics’
Feb. 11, 2011
Which Pills Work? Debate Erupts After Vitamin D Supplements Prove Unnecessary
Study Examines Relationship Between Autoimmune Skin Disease and Neurological Disorders
Race Against Time to Find Apollo 14’s Lost Voyagers: ‘Moon Trees”
Moral Hazard of the Multiverse
To Hitch a Ride to Mars, Just Flag Down an Asteroid
Harvard Engineers Build Tiny Processors Out of Nanowries
Feb. 10, 2011
Handwriting Problems Affect Children With Autism Into the Teenage Years
Extra Testosterone Reduces Your Empathy, Researchers Find
Prenatal Surgery May be Preferable for Spina Beifida
Neural mechanisms linked Vulnerability to Anxiety
Communication Breakdown: Early Defects in Sensory Synapses in Motor Neuron Disease
Feb. 8, 2011
Allergies Linked to Brain Tumor Protection
Brilliant Space Photos From Chandra and Spitzer
Lifestyle Choices – Not Discrimination – Hold Back Women in Science
Feb. 7, 2011
What Could Possibly Go Wrong: Industrial Cyber-Sabotage
National Health Detective Squad Uses Genomic Tools to Diagnose Its First Mysterious Disease
Scientists Mine Dormant Bacterial Genomes For New Antibiotics
Malaysia Releases 6,000 Genetically Modified Mosquitoes into the Wild
What Could Possibly Go Wrong: Blotting Out the Sun
Feb. 6, 2011
NASA’s Dreaming: Future Space Technologies
The Sun, Captured From All Angles
‘Love’ Hormone Has a Dark Side
Feb. 4, 2011
Hadron Collider to Keep Running
Ultracold Quantum ‘Bullets’ Make Pendulums Speed UP
China Takes Lead in Race for Clean Nuclear Power
Storyboard: Inside the Battle to Define Mental Illness
Exoplanet Hunter Finds Bounty of Multi-Planet Solar Systems
Russia Working on Mysterious Space Plane of Its Own
Mars’ Shifty Sand Dunes Knocked Down by Dry Ice
Universe’s First Stars May Still Shine
World’s Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Illuminates Hidden Protein World
New Mexico Bill seeks to Protect Anti-Science Education
Feb. 2, 2011
New-Found Cornucopia of Exoplanets More Than Doubles the Current Cosmic Census
New Model Says the Cosmos is At Least 250 Times Larger Than the Visible Universe
Black Lab Sniff’s Out Bowel Cancer in Patients With Near-Perfect Accuracy”
Atomic Disguise Makes Helium Look Like Hydrogen
Why Astrophysicists Need a Lightbulb in Orbit
Jan. 31, 2011
Milk of Life: Dairy Cows Inocularted Against Sepsis Could Help Malnourished Children
South Carolina Scientists Works To Grow Meat In Lab
Jan. 30, 2011
Intel Science Talent Search Picks Top 40
Jan. 29, 2011
We Can Feed 9 Billion People in 2050
City Tech Research Team Casts Light on Asteroid Deflection
Vitamin D Deficiency Alters Lung Growth and Decreases Lung Function
How to Play a Duet for Violin and Radioactive Particles
A Galaxy When Galaxies were Young
Understanding the Human Neurosystem by Researching Locust Brains
On the Hunt for Universal Intelligence
Jan. 28, 2011
Single Molecule Controlled at Room Temperature: Tiny Magnetic Switch Discovered
Jan. 26 2011
In Hubble’s Lens, Signs of a Galaxy Older and Farther Than Any Other
New Evidence That Life on Earth Was Forged In Outer Space
Your Guide to the Year in Science 2011
A Look Insite NASA’s Next X-Ray Observatory [Slide Show]
X-Ray Vision: NASA’s NuSTAR Telescope
Space-Based “A-Train” Satellite Set to Provide More Accurate Climate Data
Jan. 25, 2011
Motivated Engineer Designs His Own Heart Implant
The Nation’s Science Report Card Is Out, And It’s Not Pretty
How Do You Define Galaxy? Astronomers Embark On Democratic Process To Forge Definition
Jan. 24, 2011
Highly Ordered Artificial Spin Ice Created Using Nanotechnology
No Direct link Between Black Holes and Dark Matter, Scientists Find
New Device May Revolutionize Computer Memory
New Twist on the Electron Beam
Jan. 21, 2011
Fake Mars Astronauts Are Approaching Fake Mars!
Astrophysics: How Galaxies Got Their Black Holes
Quest For Dark Energy May Fade to Black
New Nanocomposite Magnets Could Reduce Demands for Rare Earth Elements
Italien Scientists Claim (Dubious) Cold Fusion Breakthrough
Recalling a Fallen Star’s Legacy in High-Energy Particle Physics
Jan. 20, 2011
Wave-Generated ‘White Hole’ Boosts Hawking Radiation Theory, Physicists Find
A Step Towards Quantum Computing: Entangling Ten Billion Particles
NASA Probe Has a Valentine’s Day Date With a Comet
Smoking on Screen Lights up a Smoker’s Brain
Are Science Blogs Stuck in an Echo Chamber? Chamber? Chamber?
Jan. 19, 2011
Best Way to Measure Dark Energy Just Got Better
New Technique Could Pinpoint ‘Galaxy X’
VISTA Stares Deeply Into the Blue Lagoon
Jan. 16, 2011
In galactic collisions, might makes right
New NASA Game: Extreme Planets Makeover Gliese 581d
Observations: Space tourism to International Space Station set to resume in 2013
Stunning New Images From Cassini’s Close Flyby of Rhea
The Biggest Astrophoto … Ever!
10-Year-Old Girl Discovers Supernova
Jan. 14, 2011
Houston, We May have Some Problems: Colonizing Mars and Sex in Space
Shuttle Launch update: February 24 and April 19.Maybe
Planck Telescope Searches the Super-Cold Universe, Find Neat Stuff
Neighboring Black Hole Puts on Weight
Planck Telescope Find Cold, Weird Wonders
Beams of Antimatter Stream Space During Earthly Thunderstorms NASA Says
Why don’t Exoplanets Match Astronomer’s Expectations?
Jan. 11, 2011
Tevatron faces final curtain
Jan. 10, 2011
UK Tech to Aid Private Space Shot
Moon water Differs from Earth Water
Plasma Jets Pump Heat into the Sun’s Sizzling Corona
Can sitting too much kill you?
New Subatomic Particle Could Help Explain the Mystery of Dark Matter
Hole’s on First?: New Evidence Shows Black Hole Growth Preceding Galactic Formation
World’s Largest Neutrino Detector Completed at South Pole
A Geometric Theory of Everything
Study: Hyperactive Black Holes Aren’t Caused by Galactic Smash Ups
The alien Seekers of SETI Are Just Getting Started
The 100 Top Science Stories of 2010
NASA Planet Hunters Announce Smallest Exoplanet Ever Found, Just 560 Light Years Away
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Thank you very much. This is my first blog, and I must admit that I love adding to it.