Gamma Rays May Be Clue on Dark Matter
By DENNIS OVERBYE Researchers say a newly discovered galaxy is emitting a surprising amount of gamma rays, which, […]
Monthly Archives: March 2015
Aurora over Icelandic Glacier
Several key conditions came together to create this award-winning shot. These included a dark night, few clouds, an […]
Study Backs 5th-Century Historian’s Date for Founding of Armenia
By NICHOLAS WADE Geneticists found Armenians to come from a mixing of populations that occurred from 3000 to […]
Best-Selling Science Books
By Unknown Author A selection of best-selling nonfiction books about the sciences. Published: March 10, 2015 at 01:00AM […]
‘Rust’ Offers an Engrossing Look at Corrosion
By GREGORY COWLES Oxidation can fell a bridge and cost billions, but can also produce tales of triumph […]
A Praying Mantis’s Spin on Body Control
By JAMES GORMAN The insect has complex and coordinated movements of its forelegs, hind legs and abdomen in […]
Hand-Wringing Over Bacteria
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY Does the widespread use of hand sanitizers risk breeding resistant bacteria? Published: March 10, […]
Daily Activity Summary for March 9, 2015
These are the results of my activities* for March 9, 2015: Total steps: 7893 Calories burned: 2337 Traveled: […]
Partly Cloudy for today in Pully, Switzerland!
Good morning This is the weather forecast for today: With a high of 14°C and a low of […]
Daily Activity Summary for March 9, 2015
These are the results of my activities* for March 9, 2015: Total steps: 7893 Calories burned: 2337 Traveled: […]