Week of September 4, 2017 Archives

RealClearScience Morning Edition

Monday, September 4
Neanderthals Distilled Tar Before Humans
Annalee Newitz, AT
Heart Disease 'Wonder Drug' Not so Wonderful
The Economist
Fission Vs. Fusion: the Explosive Differences
Chris Buckley, NYT
Why Are Tropical Leaves so Large?
Tim Wallace, Cosmos Magazine
Can Stars Make Elements Heavier Than Iron?
Ethan Siegel, SWaB!
Astronaut Peggy Whitson Sets US Space Record
Ken Kremer, UT
Major Manufacturer Pulls the Plug on Zika Vaccine
Helen Branswell, Stat
Ethanol Injection: a Cost-Effective Cancer Treatment
Alex Berezow, ACSH
Tuesday, September 5
Fruits and Veggies Heart Healthy, But Not Carbs?
Ruth Kava, ACSH
Five Reasons Why Newest 'Alien' Signals Aren't Alien
Ethan Siegel, SWaB!
Forgotten 'Paleoart' Catalogs Old Dino Depictions
Simon Worrall, Nat Geo
How Safe Is Your Internet-Connected Home?
Discover
Homeopathic Bracelet Linked to Infant Lead Poisoning
Beth Mole, AT
Radiative Cooling Panels Beam Heat Into Space
Andrew Masterson, CM
China Creating First Quantum-Cryptographic Satellite Net
The Economist
Ebola Data Site Planned to Combat Outbreaks
Amy Maxmen, Nature News
Mutation-Centric View of Cancer Challenged
Brian Gallagher, Nautilus
Midsized Black Hole May Be Hiding in Our Galaxy
Daniel Clery, Sci Mag
Wednesday, September 6
Hydrogen Fusion Not Main Source of Sun's Energy
Ethan Siegel, SWaB!
Diabetes Therapy Spurs Unexpected Bone Growth
Emma Yasinski, Sci Mag
Seeing Emergent Physics Behind Evolution
Jordana Cepelewicz, Quanta
Why People Say Stupid Things on Twitter
Ross Pomeroy, RealClearScience
Auroras in Ohio: Solar Storm May Make It Possible
Mike Wall, Space.com
Battle Over US Science Funding Looms
Rachael Lallensack, Nature News
EU: Research Funding 'Negotiable' Post Brexit
Pallab Ghosh, BBC News
How Learning Transforms the Brain
Laura Sanders, Science News
Volcanic Ballistics: How to Protect the Public
Ian Randall, Physics World
Exoplanet Atmosphere Mission Proposed by NASA
Daily Galaxy
Thursday, September 7
Young Americans Badly Misinformed About Food
Kirshenbaum & Buhler, Conv
Evolution Illustrated in DNA Study of 215,000 Humans
Bruno Martin, NN
SpaceX Poised to Launch X-37b Before Irma Arrives
Berger & Fabey, Space.com
Aerodynamic 'Sails' Improve Ship Fuel Efficiency
Katherine Kornei, SM
Tap Water Worldwide Contains Tiny Plastic Bits
Beth Mole, Ars Technica
Plasma Treatment Increases Antibiotic Potency
Nanotechweb
African Wild Dogs 'Vote' With Sneezes
Nathaniel Scharping, Discover
Supermassive Black Holes or Galaxies: Which Came First?
Fraser Cain, UT
Fluid Dynamics Lets You Write on Water?
Stephen Skolnick, Physics Central
New Neutrino Detector May 'Scan' Earth's Interior
Yuen Yiu, Inside Sci
Friday, September 8
How Can Stars Be Older Than the Universe?
Ethan Siegel, Forbes
The Mystery of Rome's Vanishing Miracle Herb
Zaria Gorvett, BBC Future
No Kurt, You Didn't Predict Irma With Math
Alex B. Berezow, ACSH
Parasite Extinction Is Dangerous for Humans
Ben Panko, Smithsonian
Strange Jelly Blobs Bob Off Norway Coast
Stephanie Pappas, Live Science
World's Coldest Science on Its Way to ISS
Adrian Cho, Science Mag
Are Bacteria to Thank for the Origin of Sex?
Richard V. Miller, RealClearScience
Smooth Surfaces Confound Bat Echolocation
Bruno Martin, Nature News
Fish Food Fosters Super Bug Growth on Farms
The Economist
Exploring the Origin of Cosmic Rays
Chris Lee, Ars Technica
Sunday, September 10
Mysterious Voynich Manuscript Decoded
Annalee Newitz, Ars Technica
PETA Targets a Young Researcher
David Grimm, Science News
The World Is Facing a Global Sand Crisis
The Conversation
A Fifth of Medical Care Is Unnecessary, Doctors Say
Ross Pomeroy, RCScience
Could Electrical Implants Replace Pills?
Nicola Davis, The Guardian
What's Powering Jupiter's Auroras?
Michael Lucy, Cosmos Magazine
'Gel' Ice Is Lightest Form of Water Ever Discovered
Aylin Woodward, NewSci
Why Designer Babies Will Never Be Widespread
Locwin & Berezow, USA Today
Viking Warrior in Famous Grave Was a Woman
Gemma Tarlach, Discover
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