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25-03-19 (18:35)  Defying Laws of Nature, Scientists Force 'Supercrystals' Into Existence (Live Science)
25-03-19 (18:32) $35 billion in research funding "now at stake" after Trump executive order (Ars Technica)
25-03-19 (18:04) FAA 'Tentatively' Approves Software Update For The Grounded Boeing 737 Max 8 (Popular Mechanics)
25-03-19 (18:04) Beneath Earth's Crust, Hot Rocks Creep As Oceanic Plates Plunge Toward the Core (Live Science)
25-03-19 (18:04) Are Aliens Ignoring Us? Maybe We're Already Their Captives in a 'Galactic Zoo' (Live Science)
25-03-19 (18:04) Who Was Pontius Pilate? (Live Science)
25-03-19 (17:50) How the Brain Links Gestures, Perception and Meaning (Quanta Magazine)
25-03-19 (17:47) The Great Big Youth ATV Test (Popular Mechanics)
25-03-19 (17:47) Massive Ebola outbreak continues to rage; case count surpasses 1,000 (Ars Technica)
25-03-19 (16:18) Here's What an F1 Tire Is Made Of (Popular Mechanics)
25-03-19 (16:04) Keep on Chasing the Northern Lights (Popular Mechanics)
25-03-19 (15:53) The largest asteroid impact since Chelyabinsk exploded harmlessly over Bering Sea (Syfy Wire)
25-03-19 (15:39) Wearable tech at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry (Blooloop)
25-03-19 (15:01) For just the fourth time, a tropical cyclone forms in the Southern Atlantic (Ars Technica)
25-03-19 (13:32) Shipwreck on Nile vindicates Greek historian's account after 2,500 years (Ars Technica)
25-03-19 (13:23) How Filmmakers Created Fake Newsreels in the 1920s (Gizmodo)
25-03-19 (13:05) NASA's Fermi clocks Galactic Speedster Pulsar (SlashGear)
25-03-19 (12:25) Chandrayaan 2 to Carry NASA Science Probe (Gadgets 360)
25-03-19 (11:50) Researchers Gave People Synthetic Pot. Here's What Happened. (Live Science)
25-03-19 (11:50) 'Unseen' Meteor That Exploded Over Bering Sea Caught on Camera After All (Live Science)
25-03-19 (11:14) What Happens When a Jury Grapples With Perplexing Science (WIRED)
25-03-19 (01:12) NASA, ESA will study how artificial gravity can keep astronauts healthy (Engadget)
24-03-19 (23:07) Objects in Space 3/24/19: Carry on, my wayward son (Syfy Wire)
24-03-19 (21:12) 'Cannonball' pulsar points to the supernova that formed it (Engadget)
24-03-19 (17:32) The soldier who removed his own bladder stone, and other medical history marvels (Ars Technica)
24-03-19 (17:21) Distant, Cold Space Rock Had 'Frankenstein' Beginnings (Live Science)
24-03-19 (17:21) Why Do Medicines Have Expiration Dates? (Live Science)
24-03-19 (15:06) Space Junkies PSVR open beta shows promise, shame about the control scheme (Eurogamer.net)
24-03-19 (13:04) Things Come Apart: Facebook Portal+ (Popular Mechanics)
24-03-19 (10:18) Why science matters so much in the era of fake news (TNW)
24-03-19 (07:58) Gears of Eden Explores New Space Rocks With Alpha 2 Trailer (Hardcore Gamer)
24-03-19 (00:07) Objects in Space 3/23/19: The soul remains one (Syfy Wire)
23-03-19 (22:47) US computer science grads outperforming those in other key nations (Ars Technica)
23-03-19 (18:18) These Weighted Blankets Can Alleviate Stress and Anxiety (Popular Mechanics)
23-03-19 (15:14) Space Photos of the Week: True Colors Shining Through (WIRED)
23-03-19 (14:36) Jupiter looks like a giant marble in NASA's latest stunning image (SlashGear)
23-03-19 (13:50) Astronomers Find Fossils of Early Universe Stuffed in Milky Way's Bulge (Live Science)
23-03-19 (13:50) How Smart Were Neanderthals? (Live Science)
23-03-19 (13:32) Those Midwestern floods are expected to get much, much worse (Ars Technica)
23-03-19 (13:04) To Install a Pull-Up Bar, We Built a Surfboard (Popular Mechanics)
23-03-19 (11:25) Attractions news: Spider-Man, Moomins and space tourism (Blooloop)
23-03-19 (02:53) Objects in Space 3/22/19: Be careful (Syfy Wire)
23-03-19 (01:23) Bug Scientists Squash 'Insect Apocalypse' Paper (Gizmodo)
23-03-19 (00:24) Multiple realities aren't just science fiction anymore (Syfy Wire)
22-03-19 (22:18) A Massive Solar Storm Is Hitting Earth This Weekend (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (21:04) 13 Extremely Strange Animal Feet (Live Science)
22-03-19 (20:33) The Best Bike Helmets Whether You're a Serious Cyclist or Occasional Rider (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (20:22) Boeing uncrewed test flight for NASA may be delayed until August (SlashGear)
22-03-19 (20:21) Enormous Great White Shark Pregnant with Record 14 Pups Was Caught and Sold in Taiwan (Live Science)
22-03-19 (19:40) New Analysis Confirms Oldest Mariner's Astrolabe Ever Found (Gizmodo)
22-03-19 (19:35) Day and Night Are Perfectly Balanced in Spring Equinox Photo Snapped from Space (Live Science)
22-03-19 (19:35) A Single Thundercloud Carries 1 Billion Volts of Electricity (Live Science)
22-03-19 (18:44) Nvidia GPUs for data science, analytics, and distributed machine learning using Python with Dask (ZDNet News)
22-03-19 (18:33) The Best Portable Air Conditioners (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (18:23) The Newest Opioid Lawsuit Is Going Right After the Sackler Family (Gizmodo)
22-03-19 (18:08) Star Wars Battlefront 2's new mode starts on the ground and ends in space (PC Gamer)
22-03-19 (18:04) This Transforming Russian Knife Is Bizarre and Brilliant (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (18:04) World's Largest Atom Smasher May Have Just Found Evidence for Why Our Universe Exists (Live Science)
22-03-19 (18:01) Building megasocieties didn't require divine intervention, study says (Ars Technica)
22-03-19 (17:21) High-Fructose Corn Syrup Fuels Colon Cancer Growth in Mice (Live Science)
22-03-19 (17:06) A physicist explains what the science of phase transitions can teach us about nurturing innovation (TheVerge)
22-03-19 (17:04) New Grand Trunk "TrunkTech" Hammock Holds 900 Times Its Own Weight (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (17:01) To rival Amazon, UPS enters healthcare-with doorstep nurse delivery (Ars Technica)
22-03-19 (15:50) Flat-Earthers' Cruise Will Sail to Antarctica 'Ice Wall' at the Planet's Edge. Right. (Live Science)
22-03-19 (15:47) PM Interview: The Guardians of Orbit (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (15:47) Inside the Locked Rooms Where They Protect GPS (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (15:04) Solution: 'How to Find Simple Treasures in Complex Numbers' (Quanta Magazine)
22-03-19 (15:04) Spinning Star Hurtles Through Space at 2.5 Million Mph After Swift Kick from Supernova (Live Science)
22-03-19 (14:47) You can help "rescue" weather data from the 1860s (Ars Technica)
22-03-19 (14:38) Meteorite impacts a house in Uruguay (Syfy Wire)
22-03-19 (13:56) NASA to Partner With 10 Startups on New Space Tech (Gadgets 360)
22-03-19 (13:35) Watch the first of two spacewalks this month to swap out batteries on the outside of the space station (TheVerge)
22-03-19 (13:18) One Day at Daytona (Popular Mechanics)
22-03-19 (13:01) Earth is (always has been) round, so why have the flat-out wrong become so lively? (Ars Technica)
22-03-19 (12:21) 520-Million-Year-Old Sea Monster Had 18 Mouth Tentacles (Live Science)
22-03-19 (12:21) Why This Poisonous Gas Could Be a Sign of Alien Life (Live Science)
22-03-19 (12:21) Karen Uhlenbeck Just Won One of Math's Most Prestigious Prizes. Here's Why Her Work Is So Important. (Live Science)
22-03-19 (12:18) Rocket Report: SpaceX scraps costly tooling, Vandenberg lull, Starliner slip (Ars Technica)
22-03-19 (03:07) Objects in Space 3/21/19: They look exactly like us (Syfy Wire)
22-03-19 (02:38) So-called 'zombie raccoons' are back, unlikely to be out for revenge (Syfy Wire)
22-03-19 (01:01) Vice President may tell NASA to accelerate lunar landings (Ars Technica)
21-03-19 (23:50) Bonanza of Bizarre Cambrian Fossils Reveals Some of the Earliest Animals on Earth (Live Science)
21-03-19 (22:47) Why "chickenpox parties" are a terrible idea-in case it's not obvious (Ars Technica)
21-03-19 (22:23) Researchers Create Fake Profiles on 24 Health Apps and Learn Most Are Sharing Your Data (Gizmodo)
21-03-19 (22:20) Don't Starve dev's space colony sim Oxygen Not Included leaves early access in May (Eurogamer.net)
21-03-19 (22:04) One of the Worst Earthquakes in Korea's History Was Caused by Humans (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (22:04) Report: Boeing Charged Extra for Safety Features Tied to 737 Max Crashes (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (21:18) U.S. Bombers Are Flying Over Europe, Baiting the Russian Bear (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (20:40) Kentucky Family Sues Local Health Department Over School Ban of Unvaccinated Children (Gizmodo)
21-03-19 (20:25) Space station mystery-adventure Tacoma is free on the Humble Store (PC Gamer)
21-03-19 (19:33) For Apple's Big Event on Monday, Hardware Is Just a Sideshow (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (19:23) Scientists Find Huge Trove of Marine Fossils from the 'Cambrian Explosion' in China (Gizmodo)
21-03-19 (19:18) The Navy Plans to Put HELIOS Laser Weapon on Destroyer by 2021 (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (19:18) Half the species in a new Cambrian fossil site are completely new to us (Ars Technica)
21-03-19 (19:01) US nuclear is dying, but it produced more electricity in 2018 than ever before (Ars Technica)
21-03-19 (18:54) Why an Incredible New CERN Observation Has Physicists Popping Champagne (Gizmodo)
21-03-19 (18:18) Scientists think they've solved one mystery of Easter Island's statues (Ars Technica)
21-03-19 (18:04) 'Inland Oceans' from One of Southern Hemisphere's Worst Storms Seen from Space (Live Science)
21-03-19 (18:04) Chinese Researchers Cloned the 'Sherlock Holmes of Police Dogs', and She Is a Very Good Girl (Live Science)
21-03-19 (17:50) She Finds Clues to Future Sustainability in Old Food Webs (Quanta Magazine)
21-03-19 (17:18) Starship tests in South Texas will be broadcast, but temper your expectations (Ars Technica)
21-03-19 (16:53) Was this 'meteor' part of an alien invasion? Nope, just another day in L.A. (Syfy Wire)
21-03-19 (16:50) Chemically, Earth Is Basically a Less Volatile Version of the Sun (Live Science)
21-03-19 (16:18) The 100 Greatest Video Games of All Time (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (16:09) Surprise! Sun Bears, Like Dogs and Humans, Mimic Each Other's Faces (Gizmodo)
21-03-19 (16:04) 'Dirt Rally 2.0' Isn't Easy, and That's What Makes It Fun (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (15:35) Truly Spooky: How Ghostly Quantum Particles Fly Through Barriers Almost Instantly (Live Science)
21-03-19 (14:53) Contest: Pick names for Jupiter's new moons! (Syfy Wire)
21-03-19 (14:33) Cram a Turbo V-8 in a Geo Tracker and You Too Can Run Nines (Popular Mechanics)
21-03-19 (13:22) ESA XMM-Newton discovers galactic chimneys at Milky Way's core (SlashGear)
21-03-19 (12:44) Nvidia looking to surf data science wave into the data center (ZDNet News)
21-03-19 (12:21) The 'True' Neutrino Has Hidden from Physicists for Decades. Could They Find It in Antarctica? (Live Science)
21-03-19 (12:04) Physicists Think They've Figured Out the Most Extreme Chemical Factories in the Universe (Live Science)
21-03-19 (11:18) Introducing TQ South: TNW's second Amsterdam space for tech companies (TNW)
21-03-19 (02:38) Objects in Space 3/20/19: Not doing nothing again (Syfy Wire)
21-03-19 (01:53) Toyota's moon rover concept looks like the most awesome SUV in space (Syfy Wire)
21-03-19 (00:57) In this GDC space, a toilet plunger becomes your game controller - CNET (C-Net News.com)
21-03-19 (00:57) NASA telescope spots a cosmic 'cannonball' hurtling through space - CNET (C-Net News.com)
21-03-19 (00:47) Researchers Seek Out Ways to Search IPv6 Space (Dark Reading)
20-03-19 (23:54) How the creators of Hitman use social science to design perfect murder playgrounds (PC Gamer)
20-03-19 (23:53) Skynet or Ultron? The White House launches website on AI initiatives (Syfy Wire)
20-03-19 (23:23) Fermilab Breaks Ground on a New Particle Accelerator to Solve the Mysteries of Neutrinos (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (22:54) Ancient Bird Fossil Includes Evidence of an Unlaid Egg (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (22:50) How Does the New Postpartum Depression Drug Work? (Live Science)
20-03-19 (22:32) The Air Force will soon take bids for mid-2020s launches. It's controversial (Ars Technica)
20-03-19 (22:04) The Training Bundle You Need To Become an Amazon Web Services Cloud Expert (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (21:47) Judge orders government to redo climate analysis on Wyoming oil leases (Ars Technica)
20-03-19 (21:40) New Postpartum Drug Is the Second Wholly Different Depression Treatment to be Approved This Month (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (21:27) NASA reveals Bennu asteroid is spewing particles into space (Engadget)
20-03-19 (21:24) Science Behind the Fiction: Could aliens pass for cats or humans, like in Captain Marvel? (Syfy Wire)
20-03-19 (21:18) The U.S. Will Get the World's First Exascale Computer in 2021 (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (20:53) Jurassic Park isn't happening, so doped up alligators tell us how dinosaurs could hear (Syfy Wire)
20-03-19 (20:47) Lion Air Pilots Searched Plane Handbook Right Before Catastrophic Crash (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (20:47) The Marines' Plywood Supply Drone Is Undergoing Flight Tests (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (20:09) The 'Oumuamua Mystery May Not Be So Mysterious After All (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (20:04) When Ancient Societies Hit a Million People, Vengeful Gods Appeared (Live Science)
20-03-19 (19:50) Why Did the USDA Perform 'Cat Cannibalism' Experiments? (Live Science)
20-03-19 (19:47) Watch A U-2 Spy Plane Pilot Suit Up and Take Off on a Mission Over the Middle East (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (19:47) About a third of medical vaccine exemptions in San Diego came from one doctor (Ars Technica)
20-03-19 (19:32) Physicists "flip the D" in tokamak, get unexpectedly good result (Ars Technica)
20-03-19 (19:23) Humans Built Complex Societies Before They Invented Moral Gods (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (19:21) A Dose of Anesthesia Could Blunt Traumatic Memories (Live Science)
20-03-19 (19:21) These Two Cosmic 'Chimneys' Could Be Fueling the Galaxy-Sized Bubbles Looming Over the Milky Way (Live Science)
20-03-19 (19:18) Scientists Are Now Transforming Saltwater Into Hydrogen Fuel (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (19:18) How Super7 Built a Business Around the Toys No One Else Would Dare Make (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (18:18) Instagram's New Shopping Feature Makes it Easier Than Ever to Never Leave Facebook (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (18:09) San Francisco Wants to Ban All E-Cigarette Sales (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (17:50) Giant, Weird-Looking Fish With 'Startled' Eyes Washes Up on Aussie Beach (Live Science)
20-03-19 (17:33) Can the U.S. Save Alcantara, Brazil's Cursed Spaceport? (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (17:21) The Questionable Science Behind the New Jack the Ripper Claim (Live Science)
20-03-19 (16:09) A 14-Year-Old's Schizophrenia-Like Psychosis May Have Been Caused by Cat Bacteria (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (16:04) Quantum Machine Appears to Defy Universe's Push for Disorder (Quanta Magazine)
20-03-19 (16:04) What Is String Theory? (Live Science)
20-03-19 (15:54) Exploding Whales, Poisoned Porpoises: The Gruesome World of Cetacean Autopsies (Gizmodo)
20-03-19 (15:47) A Tale of Two Asteroids (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (15:33) The 7 Best Window-Mounted Air Conditioners for Staying Cool and Comfortable (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (15:21) Mariner's Astrolabe from 1503 Shipwreck Is World's Oldest (Live Science)
20-03-19 (15:04) We Got Our Hands on an HK G11, the Space-Age Rifle That Never Was (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (15:04) Today's Spring Equinox Heralds Warmer Months - And a Supermoon (Live Science)
20-03-19 (14:53) Holy spitting space rocks: Asteroid Bennu is active! (Syfy Wire)
20-03-19 (14:47) French Island Might Be Sitting On Top of Gigantic Underwater Magma Shift (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (13:04) The 2001 Isuzu Vehicross is Reliable and Off-Road Ready (Popular Mechanics)
20-03-19 (12:47) People brought food from all over Britain to feast near Stonehenge (Ars Technica)
20-03-19 (12:36) Hayabusa2 to blow a hole in Ryugu to collect underground samples (SlashGear)
20-03-19 (12:04) High-Potency Marijuana Use Linked with Psychosis Risk (Live Science)
20-03-19 (12:04) More Than One Reality Exists (in Quantum Physics) (Live Science)
20-03-19 (11:39) Russia-US Venus Space Probe to Be Launched in 2027 (Gadgets 360)
20-03-19 (02:24) Objects in Space 3/19/19: It is your time (Syfy Wire)
20-03-19 (00:18) An astronaut with PTSD loses her cool in first trailer for Lucy in the Sky (Ars Technica)
19-03-19 (23:24) Exclusive: Meet the wizards, space pirates, and spooks in Boom!'s new graphic novel, Hotel Dare (Syfy Wire)
19-03-19 (23:22) NASA says Bennu surprises include particle plumes and rough terrain (SlashGear)
19-03-19 (23:18) People who live near wind turbines prefer them to solar and fossil plants (Ars Technica)
19-03-19 (22:47) Google's 'Stadia' Is the Latest Attack in the War on Games You Can Actually Own (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (22:04) USDA Fed Cats and Dogs to Kittens, Alarming Watchdog Report Claims (Live Science)
19-03-19 (22:04) The Vessel, New York City's Newest Tourist Trap, Plans to Use Your Photos as Marketing Fodder (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (22:04) The DIY Guide to Fixing Your Leaky Air Conditioner (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (21:54) Collecting Samples From Asteroid Bennu May Be Harder Than NASA Realized, New Findings Suggest (Gizmodo)
19-03-19 (21:47) Report: Carbon-capture group gets some serious lobbying muscle (Ars Technica)
19-03-19 (21:18) How the U.S. Navy Launches Anti-Submarine Torpedoes from Ships (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (21:18) Our Best Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Circular Saw (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (21:04) 2,500 Years Ago, Herodotus Described a Weird Ship. Now, Archaeologists Have Found it. (Live Science)
19-03-19 (20:54) New Horizons Team Shares Amazing New Details About Kuiper Belt Object MU69 (Gizmodo)
19-03-19 (20:32) Don't believe the hype: We may never know the identity of Jack the Ripper (Ars Technica)
19-03-19 (20:24) 7 books about women's space history for Women's History Month (Syfy Wire)
19-03-19 (20:04) Some Humans Can Detect the Earth's Magnetic Field (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (19:47) A Whale Washed Up on a Beach with 88 Pounds of Plastic in Its Stomach (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (19:32) Hayabusa2 finds that its destination is also a very dark rubble pile (Ars Technica)
19-03-19 (19:23) Scientists Might Have Found a Way to Thwart Deadly Superbug Outbreaks in Space (Gizmodo)
19-03-19 (19:21) Incredible Photos Capture Last Glimpse of Long-Tusked 'Elephant Queen' (Live Science)
19-03-19 (19:04) The Air Force's New AI Is Like R2-D2 for Fighter Jets (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (18:33) New Coating Keeps ISS Toilet Door Almost-Bacteria Free (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (18:32) At Bennu, NASA finds a mysterious, boulder-strewn asteroid (Ars Technica)
19-03-19 (17:58) Ultima Thule is unlike anything we've seen in the solar system (Engadget)
19-03-19 (17:54) The Hayabusa2 Mission to Asteroid Ryugu Just Dropped Its First Scientific Results (Gizmodo)
19-03-19 (17:50) What's Behind the Massive Midwestern Floods: 2 Giant Waves of Water (Live Science)
19-03-19 (16:54) Soap Bubble Theorist Is the First Woman to Win the 'Nobel Prize' of Mathematics (Gizmodo)
19-03-19 (16:27) 'Lucy In The Sky' trailer shows a darker side of space travel (Engadget)
19-03-19 (15:44) Doodle Jump Space Chase dev's closure was third wave of layoffs since November (GamesIndusty.biz)
19-03-19 (15:42) 'Lucy in the Sky' Trailer Has Natalie Portman Struggling with Life on Earth after Visiting Outer Space (Collider)
19-03-19 (15:33) U.S. Court Affirms Your Right to Flip Off Cops, But Here's Why It's Not Always Legal (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (15:04) I Invented a Socket That Could Save My Life (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (14:53) My TED talk: Science learns by making mistakes... and admitting them (Syfy Wire)
19-03-19 (14:47) America's New Energy Coast (Popular Mechanics)
19-03-19 (14:20) How to get more space in your Google storage (TheVerge)
19-03-19 (13:40) Mysterious Planetwide Rumble May Have Come From the Largest Underwater Eruption Ever Recorded (Gizmodo)
19-03-19 (13:22) Researchers combat ISS superbugs using a new antibacterial surface coating (SlashGear)
19-03-19 (13:11) 'Lucy In The Sky' Trailer: Natalie Portman Goes to Space and Back (The Film Stage)
19-03-19 (12:54) Space tourism could be worth $23bn by 2030 (Blooloop)
19-03-19 (12:30) Want to be a data scientist? Five ways to get that job in data science (ZDNet News)
19-03-19 (12:04) Karen Uhlenbeck, Uniter of Geometry and Analysis, Wins Abel Prize (Quanta Magazine)
19-03-19 (12:04) Traces of Infamous Nazi Massacre Unearthed in Germany (Live Science)
19-03-19 (11:47) Thunderstorm with eye-popping 720GJ of energy (Ars Technica)
19-03-19 (11:35) Nebraska Flooding Seen from Space in Dramatic Detail (Live Science)
19-03-19 (11:35) Ancient Inscription Points to Lost Temple of Unknown God in Yemen (Live Science)
19-03-19 (02:24) Objects in Space 3/18/19: It's not some campfire story (Syfy Wire)
19-03-19 (02:24) Helicopters on Mars are going to be a thing (Syfy Wire)
19-03-19 (01:26) NASA reveals secrets of Ultima Thule, the prehistoric space pancake - CNET (C-Net News.com)
19-03-19 (00:26) NASA ogles California wildflower super bloom from space - CNET (C-Net News.com)
18-03-19 (23:23) Semen Frozen 50 Years Ago Just Produced Dozens of Healthy Lambs (Gizmodo)
18-03-19 (23:04) Sneaky Meteor Evades Earthling Detection, Explodes with Force of 10 Atomic Bombs (Live Science)
18-03-19 (23:04) Spaceflight Triggers Herpes Viruses to 'Reawaken' (Live Science)
18-03-19 (23:01) Figuring out how an odd, gutless worm regrows its head (or tail) (Ars Technica)
18-03-19 (22:27) 'Farscape' comes to Amazon Prime Video on March 19th (Engadget)
18-03-19 (21:54) A Huge Asteroid Exploded Above Earth, and You Totally Missed It (Gizmodo)
18-03-19 (21:18) Why the F-15 Is Still Going Strong After 50 Years (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (21:18) SpaceX Is Finally Ready to Test Its 'Starship' (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (21:04) Elephants: Earth's Largest Living Land-Animals (Live Science)
18-03-19 (20:04) The Pentagon Wants to Test a Space-Based 'Particle Beam' by 2023 (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (19:35) Dead Whale Washes Ashore with Shocking 88 lbs. of Plastic in Its Stomach (Live Science)
18-03-19 (18:36) New Dune 2020 cast list is inarguably epic (SlashGear)
18-03-19 (18:26) There's more space on MySpace after 'accidental' wipe of 50 million songs (Digital Trends)
18-03-19 (18:23) Some Humans Can Sense Earth's Magnetic Field, Fascinating Experiment Suggests (Gizmodo)
18-03-19 (18:21) Biologists Discover Unknown Powers in Mighty Mitochondria (Quanta Magazine)
18-03-19 (18:21) Scientists Find Evidence That Your Brain Can Sense Earth's Magnetic Field (Live Science)
18-03-19 (18:04) What Are Superfoods? (Live Science)
18-03-19 (18:03) Mode 7 co-founder leaves to do brain science (Rock, Paper, Shotgun)
18-03-19 (17:53) Elon Musk turns up the heat on Starship in fiery SpaceX outer shell test (Syfy Wire)
18-03-19 (17:47) Report: Boeing Had Too Much Authority in Approving Its Own Jets (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (17:47) A Meteor Hit Earth With the Force of a Nuclear Bomb and We Hardly Even Noticed (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (17:47) Apple Watch accurately spotted heart condition 34% of the time in study (Ars Technica)
18-03-19 (16:51) See the 2nd-largest meteor explosion in modern history (SlashGear)
18-03-19 (16:21) Teenage Priestess from the Bronze Age Was Probably No Globetrotter (Live Science)
18-03-19 (16:09) New Guidelines Advise Against Daily Low-Dose Aspirin for Most People (Gizmodo)
18-03-19 (16:04) 4 Times Before the Boeing 737 Max 8 That Plane Automation Software Went Haywire (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (15:18) The Saga of a Stranded Space Station Supercomputer (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (15:04) This Might Be the Greatest Private Honda Collection on Earth (Popular Mechanics)
18-03-19 (14:24) NASA's Mars Pathfinder may have landed at the edge of an ancient inland Martian sea (Syfy Wire)
18-03-19 (14:18) SpaceX may begin testing its Starship spacecraft this week (Ars Technica)
18-03-19 (13:01) D-Wave 2000Q hands-on: Steep learning curve for quantum computing (Ars Technica)
18-03-19 (12:54) Scottish science centres receive funding to make STEM more accessible (Blooloop)
18-03-19 (12:39) Museum of Science & History plans $80m expansion: MOSH 2.0 (Blooloop)
18-03-19 (12:04) Drinking Sugary Beverages Linked with Early Death (Live Science)
18-03-19 (12:04) 'Impossible' Rocks Found on Remote Volcanic Island (Live Science)
18-03-19 (12:04) In Photos: Impossible Rocks on a Remote Island (Live Science)
18-03-19 (12:04) Do Rusty Nails Really Give You Tetanus? (Live Science)
18-03-19 (12:04) 83 Gargantuan Black Holes Spotted Guzzling Down Dinner at the Edge of the Universe (Live Science)
18-03-19 (11:41) SpaceX tests heat shields that will stop its Starship from burning up (Engadget)
18-03-19 (10:40) Event Horizon Brings Space Exploration And Dynamic Battling To Switch This Month (Nintendo Life)
18-03-19 (04:12) Shrimp-inspired robot claw could punch through rock (Engadget)
18-03-19 (00:18) This medieval astrolabe is officially world's oldest known such instrument (Ars Technica)
17-03-19 (22:53) Objects in Space 3/17/19: A girl's gotta be ready (Syfy Wire)
17-03-19 (20:58) NASA's latest cubesat candidates include a solar sail test (Engadget)
17-03-19 (15:47) Behind the Curve a fascinating study of reality-challenged beliefs (Ars Technica)
17-03-19 (15:18) New documentary has a good time asking how gene editing might change the world (Ars Technica)
17-03-19 (15:04) This Machine Makes Canned Beer Taste Like Draft (Popular Mechanics)
17-03-19 (14:18) 500 million years of climate history pinned on plate tectonics (Ars Technica)
17-03-19 (14:04) What Is the Toothiest Animal on Earth? (Live Science)
17-03-19 (14:04) The 12 Strangest Objects in the Universe (Live Science)
17-03-19 (13:14) AI Algorithms Are Now Shockingly Good at Doing Science (WIRED)
17-03-19 (00:12) Neil deGrasse Tyson will continue with 'Cosmos' after investigation (Engadget)
16-03-19 (22:24) Objects in Space 3/16/19: Whatever it takes (Syfy Wire)
16-03-19 (22:23) Massive Flooding Follows in Bomb Cyclone's Wake, With Nebraska Floods Possibly Worst in 50 Years (Gizmodo)
16-03-19 (21:01) MIT scientists: Heat can act like sound wave when moving through pencil lead (Ars Technica)
16-03-19 (20:52) Remastering "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" with Machine Learning ([H]ardOCP)
16-03-19 (19:41) Stanford study finds Apple Watch can detect irregular heart rhythms (Engadget)
16-03-19 (18:23) Neil deGrasse Tyson Will Return to TV After Sexual Misconduct Investigation (Gizmodo)
16-03-19 (16:53) Stephen Hawking will live forever on this commemorative black hole coin (Syfy Wire)
16-03-19 (15:56) Twitter rolls out new design to its PWA for Windows 10, removing unused space (Neowin.net)
16-03-19 (15:14) Space Photos of the Week: One Last Piece of the Moon Rock (WIRED)
16-03-19 (15:09) Pigeons With Tiny Backpacks Are Gathering Climate Data Now (Gizmodo)
16-03-19 (15:06) The first woman to fly commercial to space describes what it's like to see Earth from 55 miles up (TheVerge)
16-03-19 (15:04) These Great-Sounding Headphones Also Come With Some Smarts (Popular Mechanics)
16-03-19 (13:50) Why Rich Parents Are More Likely to Be Unethical (Live Science)
16-03-19 (13:35) Why Do Cambrian Creatures Look So Weird? (Live Science)
16-03-19 (13:21) 12 Scientifically Proven Signs You Should Dump Your Partner (Live Science)
16-03-19 (05:13) Ulala Getting Go-Go Rebooted with Space Channel 5 VR Trailer (Hardcore Gamer)
16-03-19 (03:09) The Great Final Battle Over Your Juul Has Begun (Gizmodo)
16-03-19 (02:38) Objects in Space 3/15/19: She's just the beginning (Syfy Wire)
15-03-19 (23:23) Opioid Maker Purdue Promises Not to Profit from Its New Overdose Antidote (Gizmodo)
15-03-19 (22:53) Neil deGrasse Tyson returning to StarTalk and Cosmos after sexual misconduct investigation (Syfy Wire)
15-03-19 (22:21) The Great Exoplanet Bake-Off: Why NASA Made an Oven-Fresh Alien Atmosphere in Its Lab (Live Science)
15-03-19 (21:54) In 1997, NASA's Pathfinder Mission Unknowingly Landed Near the Shores of a Ancient Martian Sea (Gizmodo)
15-03-19 (21:51) NASA is simulating extremely hot alien atmospheres on Earth (SlashGear)
15-03-19 (21:32) Study finds people in Ireland and Scotland made "bog butter" for millennia (Ars Technica)
15-03-19 (21:11) ExoMars space orbiter witnesses 'dust devil frenzy' on Mars - CNET (C-Net News.com)
15-03-19 (21:05) Science-Fiction Weekly - The Avengers: Endgame Theories (GameInformer.com)
15-03-19 (21:05) NASA says astronauts Koch and Hague arrived safely at the ISS (SlashGear)
15-03-19 (21:04) What's the Closest Planet to the Earth? Surprise, It's Mercury (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (20:40) Indian Scientists Measure 1.3-Billion-Volt Thunderstorm, the Strongest on Record (Gizmodo)
15-03-19 (20:21) What the New Egg Study Means for the Beloved Breakfast Food (Live Science)
15-03-19 (19:41) Fan uses AI to remaster 'Star Trek: Deep Space Nine' in HD (Engadget)
15-03-19 (19:33) The Best Weed Wackers for Taming an Overgrown Lawn (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (19:04) Here's What Every Button on a Modern F1 Steering Wheel Does (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (19:04) The 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Will Be Limited to 180 MPH (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (18:49) 11 new science fiction and fantasy books to check out for the rest of March (TheVerge)
15-03-19 (18:09) Eating Lots of Eggs Might Be Bad Again (Gizmodo)
15-03-19 (18:04) Giant Pandas: Facts About the Charismatic Black and White Bears (Live Science)
15-03-19 (17:50) Aliens Might Shoot Lasers at Black Holes to Travel the Galaxy (Live Science)
15-03-19 (17:47) Phone Saves Man From Incoming Arrow (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (17:21) Space Orbiter Spots 'Hairy Blue Spider' on Mars (Live Science)
15-03-19 (17:18) Get Some Much Needed Car Tech For Cheap Today Only (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (17:04) Self-Docking Boats Are Coming Soon (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (16:49) NASA making its Moon mission commercial could signal a paradigm shift for deep-space travel (TheVerge)
15-03-19 (16:35) Astronomers Caught a 'Cosmic Bat' Swooping Out of the Darkest Corner of the Orion Nebula (Live Science)
15-03-19 (16:32) Space is being branded as a luxury product for the ultra-rich (TNW)
15-03-19 (16:32) After pushing addictive OxyContin, Purdue now pursuing overdose antidote (Ars Technica)
15-03-19 (16:24) Cover reveal: A House of Rage and Sorrow by Sangu Mandanna (Syfy Wire)
15-03-19 (15:35) What's the Closest Planet to Earth? Not Venus, Scientists Say (Live Science)
15-03-19 (15:07) This is the last thing Opportunity saw on Mars before finally shutting down for good (Syfy Wire)
15-03-19 (15:07) A panoply of extremely cool ExoMars images taken from high above the Martian surface (Syfy Wire)
15-03-19 (15:04) Stan the Adorable Robot Could Be the Future of Parking Lots (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (14:18) Rocket Report: SLS delays prompt NASA action, Brazil considering launch site (Ars Technica)
15-03-19 (13:35) Physicists Reverse Time for Tiny Particles Inside a Quantum Computer (Live Science)
15-03-19 (13:26) Why microgravity makes life in space super, super annoying - CNET (C-Net News.com)
15-03-19 (12:40) 6 ways to get more kitchen space - CNET (C-Net News.com)
15-03-19 (12:22) Lockheed Martin's finalized lunar habitat is one step closer to the moon (SlashGear)
15-03-19 (12:21) A Lump Grew Out of a Woman's Belly Button. It Was Cancer. (Live Science)
15-03-19 (12:04) A Strange, Sleeping Magnetar Just Woke Up After a Decade of Silence (Live Science)
15-03-19 (11:50) French Painting Stolen by Nazis in 1940 Raid to Be Returned to Owner's Descendants (Live Science)
15-03-19 (08:04) Tesla Reveals the New Model Y Crossover (Popular Mechanics)
15-03-19 (08:02) Chicago Med Season 4 Episode 17 "The Space Between Us" Promo + Photos + Guide (Spoilers Guide)
15-03-19 (02:53) Objects in Space 3/14/19: Noble warrior heroes (Syfy Wire)
15-03-19 (00:53) Janet Asimov, sci-fi writer, psychiatrist and wife of Isaac Asimov, dies at 92 (Syfy Wire)
14-03-19 (23:01) Food innovations changed our mouths, which in turn changed our languages (Ars Technica)
14-03-19 (22:54) A 'Hairy Blue Spider' on Mars Is One of the Cool New Scenes Captured by European Orbiter (Gizmodo)
14-03-19 (22:53) Google team breaks Guinness World Record for most accurate value of pi (Syfy Wire)
14-03-19 (22:40) Researchers Found a Way to Extract Detailed Slo-Mo Videos From a Single Blurry Photo (Gizmodo)
14-03-19 (22:35) Mammoth DNA Briefly 'Woke Up' Inside Mouse Eggs. But Cloning Mammoths Is Still a Pipe Dream. (Live Science)
14-03-19 (22:09) These Scientists Ground an iPhone to Dust to Figure Out What's Inside (Gizmodo)
14-03-19 (22:05) ESA shoots and blows up batteries in project to reduce space debris (SlashGear)
14-03-19 (22:04) If SLS Won't Launch NASA's Moon Mission, What Will? (Popular Mechanics)
14-03-19 (22:04) The U.S. Navy Wants To Build a "Ghost Fleet" of Drone Warships (Popular Mechanics)
14-03-19 (20:50) Scientists Watch As Heat Moves Through 'Pencil Lead' at the Speed of Sound (Live Science)
14-03-19 (20:23) Teens and Young Adults Are More Depressed Now Than in the Mid-2000s (Gizmodo)
14-03-19 (20:18) Explorers Have Found the Wreckage of the Sunken World War II Aircraft Carrier USS Wasp (Popular Mechanics)
14-03-19 (20:05) Soyuz MS-12 ISS Crew Launch live: Heading to first all-woman spacewalk (SlashGear)
14-03-19 (19:50) We're Due For a Flu Pandemic. How Will It Start? (Live Science)
14-03-19 (19:33) How to Fix Squeaky Brakes (Popular Mechanics)
14-03-19 (19:21) Tropical Tectonic Collisions May Have Unleashed Ancient Ice Ages (Live Science)
14-03-19 (19:09) We Can Thank Agriculture and Soft Food for the 'F' Word, Claims Provocative New Study (Gizmodo)
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