Recent experiments peg the value of the proton radius at smaller than what was known earlier. Recent experiments using the muon, a cousin of the electron, give a radically different result. What’s afoot?
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Read the riveting story of how a group of compassionate people and some unlikely scientific tools helped give an American bald eagle a second chance at life.
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It all started after Matthew Inman at The Oatmeal wrote a piece on Tesla Museum. Tesla Museum was part of ambitious project, in which a non-profit organization (Tesla Science Center) wanted to build a museum on the exact spot of Wardenclyffe, thereby protecting this historic landmark from the current danger of being replaced with a retail establishment.
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The source of the giant mysterious floating pumice raft has been pinpointed to be a certain underwater volcano. The sleuthing techniques are ultra-modern.
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Stanford University researchers have published the world’s first complete computer model of an organism.
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It is true that two sets of bones discovered in 2006, in a Spanish cave, contain the oldest human DNA?
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A forgotten and then revived name, Nikola Tesla remains as enigmatic as his own experiments. Here is wishing that mad genius a very happy birthday.
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Researchers build air and water display by creating surface that mimicks the water repelling properties of the lotus leaf.
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NASA launched the Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) to observe the secrets of the hidden universe including black holes and other “exotic objects”.
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Researchers at MIT have created a glucose powered fuel cell that may prove to be the future of highly efficient brain implants.
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Scientists from the University College of London observed chewing in a New Zealand reptile called the Tuatara.
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A New York Times article published May 20th, 2012 introduced two studies that show a possible correlation between sleep apnea and increased cancer risk
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