Week of April 24, 2017 Archives

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Monday, April 24
How Western Civilization Could Collapse
Rachel Nuwer, BBC Future
Will El Nino Return in 2017?
Adam Wernick, Public Radio International
Ancient Carvings Depict Comet Hitting Earth
NewScientist
Hernandez's Brain Will Be Donated to CTE Research
Belson & Bidgood, NYT
Alpha Centauri Becoming Popular Destination
Elizabeth Howell, Air & Space
More to Science Than Government-Funded Jobs
Hank Campbell, Sci 2.0
What Will a Black Hole's Event Horizon Look Like?
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
Five Scientists Explain Why They Didn't March
Dorie Chevlen, Science News
How the March For Science Found Its Voice
Ed Yong, The Atlantic
Seven Takeaways From the March for Science
Andrew Joseph, Stat
Tuesday, April 25
What Is the Largest Planet in the Universe?
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
Famous 'Ancestor' Removed From Human Family Tree
Ann Gibbons, SM
Climate Change Influenced by Solar Flux
Daily Galaxy
Distant Icy World Casts Doubt on 'Planet Nine'
Michele Bannister, Space.com
Cooling Climate Linked to Rapid Body-Size Increase
Shalini Saxena, AT
Ripple Effect of New Zealand Earthquake Continues
Alexandra Witze, NN
Introducing New Pseudo-Aurora Named 'Steve'
Stephen Skolnick, PC
Fungus-Like Fossils Date Back 2.4 Billion Years
Jerry Redfern, Live Science
How Well Does Sound Travel on Mars?
Matthew Francis, Astronomy
Most Science Marchers Ignorant of How Science Works
Jeremy Faust, Slate
Wednesday, April 26
The Loophole in the Hedonic Treadmill
Jeanette Bicknell, Nautilus
Common Drugs May Take Edge Off Dementia
Beth Mole, Ars Tech
How Did Complex Life Reach the Galapagos Islands?
Ethan Siegel, SWaB!
Getting a Leg up on the New Canine Family Tree
Erin Ross, Nature News
Old Stars Learn New Tricks
Alan Duffy, Cosmos Magazine
Mosquito Wingbeats May Aid Fight Against Malaria
Daniel Gross, Mosaic
'Noisy' Light Tracks Objects in Fog
Michael Allen, Physics World
Judicious Crop Selection Can Reduce Bird Strikes
Teresa Carey, Inside Sci
Extinct Carnivore Named for Egyptian God Anubis
Knvul Sheikh, Live Sci
'Dragonfly' Drone Proposed to Explore Titan's Surface
Nola Redd, Space.com
Thursday, April 27
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Traced to Gut Bacteria
Rachael Rettner, LS
Why Bill Nye's Show Won't "Save the World"
The Conversation
Some Animals Can Survive Being Eaten
Sandrine Ceurstemont, BBC Earth
NASA: 80 Million Dollars Wasted on Spacesuit Design
Eric Berger, Ars Tech
Microlensing Reveals Frigid, Earth-Sized Exoplanet
John Wenz, Astronomy
Cassini Dives Between Saturn and Its Rings
Bill Chappell, NPR
The Secret Power of the Cell’s Trash Bin
Esther Landhuis, Quanta
Clever Chemistry Can Protect Coral Reefs
Josh Bloom, ACSH
Lull Found in Mars' History of Heavy Bombardment
Mike Wall, Space.com
Robot Prints World's Largest 'Botmade' Building
Matthew Hutson, Science
Friday, April 28
Proving Relativity for Less Than $100
Ethan Siegel, SWaB!
Ancient Human Genomes Plucked From Cave Dirt
Ewen Callaway, Nature
Cosmic Cold Spots Challenge Current Model
Alison Klesman, Astronomy
Exploring Japan's Extraordinary Sand Dunes
Alexandra Petri, Nat Geo
Elephant Tranquilizer Latest Trend in Opioid Epidemic
Beth Mole, AT
Europe and China Consider Joint Lunar Base
Matt Williams, Universe Today
Testing The Effects of Microgravity on Chromosomes
Irene Klotz, Seeker
Molecular Micromachines Prepare for First Race
Edd Gent, Live Science
Combating Art Fraud With Science
Andrew Masterson, Cosmos Magazine
Postpartum-Bleeding Deaths Cut by Simple Drug
James Gallagher, BBC
Sunday, April 30
Study Suggests New Location of MH370
Wijeratne & Pattiaratchi, Conv
Citing a Study Doesn't Finish a Debate
Boutwell & Anomaly, Quillette
Is Time Travel Possible, According to Science?
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
Math Describes Bubble of Space Time That Could Time Travel
Daily Galaxy
Stadium-Sized Balloon to Study Cosmic Rays
Natalie Wolchover, Quanta
When Is It Worth Worrying About Dementia?
Nick Stockton, Wired
Helium in Crisis
Chris Ballentine, Chemistry World
California Braces for High Ocean Rise
Ellen Knickmeyer, Popular Mechanics
Should We Study Human Embryos Beyond 14 Days?
Jenny Morber, PBS
The Race to Build the World's First Sex Robot
Jenny Kleeman, The Guardian
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