Here is a more detailed article on the winners of this year's Nobel Prize for Physics: Shuji Nakamura, Hiroshi Amano, and Isamu Akasaki and their blue light emitting diode.
On this week's Star Talk, Leighann Lord asks questions from the audience on the subject of pseudoscience of Neil deGrasse Tyson.
NASA is considering a deep sleep option for the Mars mission crew.
Sierra Nevada protest halts work on the Boeing and SpaceX NASA space taxis.
The Nobel Prize for Chemistry goes to Eric Betzig, Stephen Hell, and William Moerner. (No link yet; was just announced)
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Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Science Links, 10/2/14
Twitter funds MIT Laboratory for Social Machines.
Paul Allen eyes using Sierra Nevada Corp's Dream Chaser to ferry passengers for the space startup Stratolaunch Systems.
A Danish company is building a $335m seawall around New York City.
Where did the earliest inhabitants of South America go? Everywhere.
Scientists have identified a rectangular feature on the Moon that appears to be the remains of old rift valleys.
The ESA has identified four sites on Mars for a potential rover to land in 2018.
Paul Allen eyes using Sierra Nevada Corp's Dream Chaser to ferry passengers for the space startup Stratolaunch Systems.
A Danish company is building a $335m seawall around New York City.
Where did the earliest inhabitants of South America go? Everywhere.
Scientists have identified a rectangular feature on the Moon that appears to be the remains of old rift valleys.
The ESA has identified four sites on Mars for a potential rover to land in 2018.
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