Week of April 10, 2017 Archives

RealClearScience Morning Edition

Monday, April 10
The Utter Uselessness of Job Interviews
Jason Dana, New York Times
Is There a Fundamental Limit to Space and Time?
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
Supreme Court's Worst Decision Was About Science
Ross Pomeroy, RCScience
Japan Aims to Be the First to Drill to Earth's Mantle
Ben Westcott, CNN
Sperm Loaded With Drugs Could Target Cancers
MIT Technology Review
NASA Funds Radical "Pluto Hopper" Rover
Leah Crane, NewScientist
Epigenetics Becoming Dangerously Fashionable
Barnes & Boutwell, Quillette
Russia’s Quest to Build a Space Empire
Sarah Scoles, Wired
Mountain Lion Kitten Found in California
Nathan Rott, NPR
Why I Published in a Predatory Journal
John H. McCool, The Scientist
Tuesday, April 11
Evidence Supporting Christ's Resurrection?
Brent Landau, Live Sci
The Failure of Peanut-Free School Zones
Alex B. Berezow, ACSH
The Brutality of Archaic Dentistry
Nathaniel Scharping, Discover
Brilliant Aftermath of Protostar Collision
Samantha Mathewson, Space.com
Jellyfish Now Considered Earliest Animal Species
Daily Galaxy
Elephants Spread Seeds Farther Than Other Land Animals
Erik Stokstad, SM
Macaws Farmed for Feathers in Prehistoric America
Traci Watson, Nature
Pushing X-Ray Imaging to Its Physical Limits
Chris Lee, Ars Technica
Drug-Trial Success Rare Between Mice and Humans
Richard Harris, NPR
Green Lasers Detect Structural Damage
Kendra Redmond, Physics Central
Wednesday, April 12
What Do Blind People Actually 'See'?
Jim Davies, Nautilus
The Physical Forces That Untie Your Shoelaces
Phys.org
Are Kids Spreading Farm-Raised Superbugs?
Beth Mole, Ars Technica
Deep-Sea Mining Quandary Explored
David Shukman, BBC News
Measuring the Muon Wobble
Elizabeth Gibney, Nature News
Nuclear Science United Russia and America
Siegfried Hecker, The Bulletin
Ant 'Farms' Predate Humans by Millions of Years
Joanna Klein, NY Times
Geoengineering Experiments Starting at Harvard
Greg Walters, Seeker
Sound Waves Used to Weigh Miniscule Objects
Michael Allen, Physics World
Powerful Aurora Creates 'Great Cold Spot' on Jupiter
Sarah Lewin, Space.com
Thursday, April 13
Nuclear Fusion Will Be the Future of Energy
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
Massive "Dead Red" Galaxy Seen for First Time
Karl Glazebrook, Conversation
Returning Mission Control to the Apollo-Era
Robert Pearlman, Space.com
Are Ubiquitous Anelloviruses Actually Friendly?
Ross Pomeroy, RCS
The Strangest Oceans in Our Galaxy
K. N. Smith, Astronomy
Ocellated Lizard's Colors Develop in Adolescence
Sarah McQuate, Nature
Personalizing Vaccines to Treat Cancer
Jocelyn Kaiser, Science Magazine
Cataclysmic Droughts Punctuate Dead Sea History
Joel Shurkin, Inside Sci
Early Earth Impact May Have Produced RNA Bases
John Timmer, Ars Tech
'Unforgeable' Keys Created by 3D Printer
The Economist
Friday, April 14
Did the March for Science Defend ISIS?
Alex Berezow, ACSH
What Will the Sky Look Like in Five Million Years?
Alison Klesman, Astronomy
Device Pulls Water From Parched Air
James Temple, MIT Tech Review
Dark Matter Bridge Between Galaxies Imaged
Evan Gough, Universe Today
The Tale of the Indestructible 'Yeti Crab'
Jasmin Fox-Skelly, BBC Earth
Massive Eel Migration Relies on Magnetic Maps
Eric Betz, Discover
Scientific Collaboration Declines in Newest EU Members
Daniel Cressey, NN
'Inconvenience' Strategy Boosts Child-Vaccination Rate
Beth Mole, AT
Food-Borne Pesticide Fears Debunked
The Conversation
Asteroid Impacts May Not Create a Tsunami
Nola Taylor Redd, Space.com
Sunday, April 16
What If the Universe Had Another Dimension?
Ethan Siegel, SWaB!
Herzegovinians May Be the Tallest in the World
Alex B. Berezow, ACSH
Laser Zaps Could Reverse Time on Quantum Scale
Charles Choi, Inside Sci
Cassini Visits Saturn's 'Flying Saucer' Moon
Mike Wall, Space.com
Grunion Runs Spawning Fun on California Beaches
Joanna Klein, NY Times
DxtER Program Wins Real-Life Tricorder Competition
Beth Mole, Ars Tech
Exploring the Ocean Through a Dolphin's Eyes
Elizabeth Preston, Discover
AI Outperforms Doctors at Predicting Heart Attacks
Matthew Hutson, SM
Astronomers in Pursuit of Exoplanetary Rings
Alison Klesman, Astronomy
First Mars Colony Printed From Red Planet's Dust?
Tia Ghose, Live Sci
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