Irving Gottesman, Pioneering Psychologist on Schizophrenia, Dies at 85
By ERICA GOODE Dr. Gottesman was perhaps best known for a study of twins that found a genetic […]
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Our Vast Solar System and Its Many Explorers
By NICHOLAS ST. FLEUR The Juno spacecraft has reached Jupiter. Here are some other spacecraft exploring our solar […]
Welcome to Jupiter: NASA Spacecraft Reaches Giant Planet
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Braving intense radiation, a NASA spacecraft reached Jupiter on Monday after a five-year voyage […]
Now Orbiting Jupiter, NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Is Poised for ‘Tantalizing’ ...
By KENNETH CHANG A brief lull after Juno’s arrival at Jupiter gave scientists time to catch their breath […]
As Glaciers Melt in Alaska, Landslides Follow
By HENRY FOUNTAIN As the glaciers that support them melt, mountainsides around Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska […]
Short Answers to Hard Questions About Clean Coal Technology
By IAN URBINA A primer on carbon capture and storage, and why it has an uncertain future as […]
A Model for ‘Clean Coal’ Runs Off the Tracks
By IAN URBINA A Mississippi project, a centerpiece of President Obama’s climate plan, has been plagued by problems […]
Juno Enters Jupiter’s Orbit, Capping 5-Year Voyage
By KENNETH CHANG A signal from the spacecraft Monday night confirmed that it arrived at the planet, on […]
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Learning From Healthy Bears (You Mean We Should Hibernate?)
By ERICA GOODE Studies of bears’ long, deep sleep are giving scientists clues to fighting obesity, diabetes, heart […]