By Cheryl Eddy This is either a shot of six people marveling at yesterday’s spring equinox sunset on an unseasonably warm-ish (42 degrees) evening in Anchorage, Alaska … or lost album art for an LP of AM radio jams, circa 1973. … Read Full Article Here For more great articles: io9
By Cheryl Eddy In just over five minutes, Jacob T. Swinney’s film contrasts the opening and closing shots of 55 films, from The Tree of Life to The Usual Suspects. Some are quite abstract. But the number you will be able to ID (especially if you’ve watched a lot of indie/art-house movies in Read Full…
By Darren Naish You never really hear much about shrew-opossums or rat-opossums, the small group of living, South American marsupials properly called caenolestids or caenolestoids. Small (c 20-30 cm long in total),… — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Scientific American Blog Posts
By Ilana Yurkiewicz The patient was hacking sputum into a tissue when the resident and I entered his room. “How long have you had that cough?” “Oh this? As long as I can remember.” “But it’s been worse lately?” “Yeah.”… — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com Read Full Article Here For more great articles: Scientific American…
By Lee Allison Reauthorization of the USGS National Geological and Geophysical Data Preservation Program (NGGDPP) is coming up in Congress and the State Geological Surveys are lining up support from geoscience data users. We are asking our data users to add their names to a letter to Congress supporting reauthorization.AZGS has Read Full Article Here…
By Matt Daniel The National Snow & Ice Data Center announced this past week (March 19, 2015) that 2014-2015’s Arctic sea ice maximum extent was the lowest yet recorded. In addition, sea ice likely hit its maximum extent nearly two weeks earlier than in recent decades, on February 25, 2015. It Read Full Article Here…
By Eleanor Imster NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian Federal Space Agency (Roscosmos) cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko. Kelly and Kornienko will be spending an entire year in space on board the ISS. Photo credit: NASA The first one-year crew for the International Space Station (ISS) is set to launch this Friday (March 27). NASA Television Read…
By Lee Allison The Bureau of Land Management issued rules last week for hydraulic fracturing on Federal and Indian lands. This is mainly aimed at all the wells being drilled into shales for oil and gas. There is no shale oil or shale gas development in Arizona, and the potential has Read Full Article Here…
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By umataro42 Friday’s Grimm picked up right where the fall finale left off, in Nick and Juliette’s living room. And while this episode wasn’t quite as exciting for our main characters as the past few have been, we do get some more answers on what’s been going on, and Monroe and Read Full Article Here…