2015年3月13日 星期五

2015-03-14 U.S. Science


Jackson Clarion Ledger
   
NASA's mission: Solve magnetic mystery   
Jackson Clarion Ledger
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – NASA launched four identical spacecraft Thursday on a billion-dollar mission to study the explosive give-and-take of the Earth and sun's magnetic fields. The unmanned Atlas rocket — and NASA's Magnetospheric Multiscale ...

Four NASA spacecraft search for secrets of magnetic explosions   CNET
Live coverage: Atlas 5 blasts off with four NASA satellites   Spaceflight Now
NASA launches four spacecraft to solve magnetic mystery   Chicago Daily Herald
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Latin Post   
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Los Angeles Times
   
Celebrating Pi Day, a sweet time for scientists and pie lovers   
SFGate
SAN FRANCISCO — It took the ancient Greeks and the infinite power of the circle to make it happen, but the California Academy of Sciences is opening four minutes early on Saturday. It's going to open at 9:26 a.m. instead of 9:30 a.m. And the reason for that ...

Saturday is the Pi Day of the century! Here's how to celebrate   Los Angeles Times
On Pi Day, Celebrate Math's Enigmas   New York Times
Pi Day 2015: Celebrating one of math's greatest numbers   Sydney Morning Herald
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Newsweek
   
NASA Finds Vast Ocean on Jupiter's Moon Ganymede   
Wall Street Journal
NASA announced that it has evidence that Jupiter's moon Ganymede, the largest moon in our solar system, has a vast ocean lurking underneath its icy crust. WSJ's Monika Auger reports. Photo: USGS/Wheaton/NASA/JPL-Caltech. Transcript +. This transcript ...

March 13, 2015 in News: Hubble observations reveal ocean on Ganymede   Spaceflight Now
Aurora reveals Jupiter moon's secret...   Highland Bulletin Echo
Secret ocean on Jupiter's moon raises prospects for life   The Star Online
Gospel Herald   
CRIENGLISH.com   
Christian Science Monitor   
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Inside Higher Ed
   
Love of math, pastry comes full circle today   
TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press
Saturday is Pi Day! And not just any Pi Day: Instead of the usual 3.14 to celebrate, we've got another two digits of the famous number. 3.14.15 is truly a once in a lifetime date for math nerds and dessert lovers. If you're a little behind on your pi appreciation, ...

Local math classes celebrate Pi Day of the century   Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Pi Day: Circle Your Calendar -- Once-in-a-Century Day Coming This Weekend   ABC News
Pi Day of the Century marks a mathematical marvel   Bloomington Pantagraph
Oroville Mercury Register   
PJ Media   
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Los Angeles Times
   
Neanderthals wore jewelry made of eagle talons, study finds   
Los Angeles Times
Even Neanderthals liked a little bling. A fresh examination of prehistoric eagle talons discovered more than 100 years ago reveals that our ancient relatives made and wore their own jewelry. The study, published in the journal PLOS ONE, indicates that ...

Neanderthals may have invented jewelry   Washington Post
Neanderthals Wore Eagle Talons As Jewelry 130000 Years Ago   Live Science

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Pioneer News
   
China's Yutu Mission Finds Nine Different Layers of Rock on Our Moon   
Pioneer News
With all this talk about NASA and the ESA exploring comets and going to Mars and peering into the deepest stretches of space, it is important not to overlook China. While China may be new to the game, their efforts should not be discounted; for one because ...

Explosive eruptions rocked the youthful...   Highland Bulletin Echo
China's short lived lunar rover reveals surprisingly active geological history   National Monitor
The Moon's History Is Surprisingly Complex, Chinese Rover Finds   Space.com
Air & Space Magazine   
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USA TODAY
   
Saturn's moon Enceladus may have a warm ocean   
USA TODAY
Enceladus, one of Saturn's moons, may have a warm subsurface ocean, according to new research from the University of Colorado Boulder and NASA's Cassini mission scientists. This means that the moon may be habitable, Sean Hsu, the lead researcher ...

Saturn's Icy Moon Enceladus Could Have Potential To Host Life   Frontline Desk
There Might Be Alien Life On Saturn's Icy Moon Enceladus: NASA   Yibada (English Edition)
Hot water found on icy Saturn moon, suggests life   VOXXI
Weekly Citizen   
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Highland Bulletin Echo
   
Ted Cruz Loves NASA But 'It's...   
Highland Bulletin Echo
Senator Ted Cruz has not but, as his critics fully anticipated, argued to slash funding for NASA now that he chairs the Senate subcommittee that oversees it. Rather, at a budget hearing on Thursday, the Tea Party favorite seemed to take the opposite.
Senator Ted Cruz wondering why NASA exists   SMN Weekly
Ted Cruz: NASA needs to focus more on space, less on climate change   Science Recorder
It's time to refocus NASA's energies   Houston Chronicle
Chron.com   
Christian Science Monitor   
Talk Radio News Service   
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Daily Science Journal
   
Researchers Develop New Device for 3-D Printing of Small Molecules   
Daily Science Journal
Researchers from the University of Illinois have developed a new device that acts as a 3-D printer and can work at the molecular level to assemble complex small molecules, just with a click of a mouse. Most of the modern medicines are composed of complex ...

Molecule Machine To Be Chemistry's 3D Printer   Design & Trend
3D Molecule-Making Machine makes Chemistry easier and for everyone   Times Gazette
Making of Smaller molecules made simpler by the new molecule-making machine   The Westside Story
ValueWalk   
Popular Mechanics   
University Herald   
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ZDNet
   
Inside the Large Hadron Collider: How IT powers the greatest experiment in history   
ZDNet
The CERN computer centre. Image: CERN At the press of a button, the largest machine ever made by humans will come alive. Buried around 100m underground, near Geneva, Switzerland, the Large Hadron Collider is about to make history once again when ...

​With restart, Large Hadron Collider to search beyond Higgs boson   CNET
Hopped-Up Particle Accelerator Poised to Venture into the Realm of Exotic Physics   Scientific American
Large Hadron Collider: Pumped-up particle smasher to probe deeper mysteries   Los Angeles Times
CNN International   
Live Science   
San Jose Mercury News   
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