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Could Worldwide Climate Protests Make A Difference?

Could Worldwide Climate Protests Make A Difference?

Is protest pointless or productive? Credit: EPA By Olaf Corry, The Open University It is set to be one of the largest ever coordinated protests. The People’s Climate March is due to take place in…
Launching America to Space: Enthusiastic Reception for NASA's Commercial Crew Decision

Launching America to Space: Enthusiastic Reception for NASA's Commercial Crew Decision

America is one giant leap closer to get back as a big-time spacefaring player. NASA's decision on Tuseday, announcing the winners of Commercial Crew Transportation Capability (CCtCap) contracts gave…
Erosion Rate and Previous Extent of Interior Layered Deposits on Mars Revealed by Obstructed Landslides

Erosion Rate and Previous Extent of Interior Layered Deposits on Mars Revealed by Obstructed Landslides

Landslides on Mars typically have runout distances much larger than equivalent features on Earth, and therefore can interact with older landforms that are distal to the failure scarp. Regardless of…
Longer Telomeres And Genetic Determinant For Melanoma Risk

Longer Telomeres And Genetic Determinant For Melanoma Risk

An international research consortium has found that longer telomeres increase the risk of melanoma. Telomeres are a part of the genome that function like the plastic caps of your shoelaces, which…
Ig Nobel Prizes 2014: From Jesus On Toast To Baby Feces In Sausages

Ig Nobel Prizes 2014: From Jesus On Toast To Baby Feces In Sausages

Lord Toast. Credit: Catarina Mota, CC BY-NC-SA By Akshat Rathi, The Conversation and Flora Lisica, The Conversation The 24th Ig Nobel prizes were announced on September 18th. The prizes annually…
GelSight: Fingertip Sensor Gives Robot Dexterity In Real Time

GelSight: Fingertip Sensor Gives Robot Dexterity In Real Time

Researchers have equipped a robot with a novel tactile sensor that lets it grasp a USB cable draped freely over a hook and insert it into a USB port. Its processing algorithm is faster, so it…
'Cli-Fi': Literary Genre Rises To Prominence In The Shadow Of Climate Change

'Cli-Fi': Literary Genre Rises To Prominence In The Shadow Of Climate Change

Could novels help us fight climate change? Credit: Asian Development Bank/flickr By Stephanie LeMenager, University of Oregon A frail risk analyst rediscovers his inner frontiersman in a devastating…
Second Skin: Skintight Spacesuits Leave The Bulk Behind

Second Skin: Skintight Spacesuits Leave The Bulk Behind

For future astronauts, the process of suiting up may go something like this: Instead of climbing into a conventional, bulky, gas-pressurized suit, an astronaut may don a lightweight, stretchy garment…
Domestic Violence For Same-Sex Couples Much Higher

Domestic Violence For Same-Sex Couples Much Higher

A new review of literature suggests that while domestic violence rates are higher for homosexual couples, they aren't as high as previous studies have found, and the authors of the paper say the…
SideSwipe: Gesture Control Using Reflected Smartphone Transmissions

SideSwipe: Gesture Control Using Reflected Smartphone Transmissions

Mobile phones are in the hands of 80 percent of Americans so manufacturers are scrambling to find new ways to keep people buying the next model. Being able to use gestures in the space around the…

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