What do you do if one of the authors on your paper is a total asshole?
For most scientists, an asshole as co-author probably just a fact of life to get on with. For some, it’s a joke…
Foto — foto bocoran dari WikiLeaks tentang Antartika. Email ini diambil pada tahun 2009…
The word “fibre” may have had you thinking of a thread-like substance. Dietary fibre is important, but there don’t…
Dibalik semua whistleblower (pelapor, pembuka tabir rahasia/konspirasi/kasus), NASA…
Eu amo a biologia
Durante a maior parte dos meus anos escolares, fui um péssimo aluno. Não porque eu fosse burro ou tivesse alguma grande limitação, mas…
Mongolia is one of the world’s top locations for discovering Cretaceous dinosaurs — famous finds include Velociraptor, Oviraptor…
Mathematical analysis of natural events has been instrumental throughout the human history in the…
Its been a while since Quantum Technology was popularized,quantum technology may change the way most…
Life began microscopically. Microbes are the reason for life on Earth, from the creation of the protective ozone…
I’ve been reading Walter Isaacson’s biography of Albert Einstein this month, and one of the many things it’s got me considering is how when developing theories mathematicians and physicists think in extremes.
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I’m regularly struck by how our prism of vision is both narrow — no two people perceive the same thing in the same way — and at the same time how much inspiration we can radiate in collective conversation with others.
I am excited to announce the launch of a new blog series, “Sunday Science”.
I think that is a phenomenon caused by NASA ‘s approach to the earth by the meteorite overlooked by January 7th.