bbc.co.uk

• Earl weakens as it nears US coast
• Technique to trace persistent CFCs
• Openness urged on UK's emissions
• Once bitten
• Did the Universe need a creator?
• Creation was Godless says Hawking
• 'Lights out' help migratory birds
• Ants protect trees from elephants
• Worm brain clue to evolution
• Memristor revolution backed by HP

• Rare tree flowers after 23 years
• Free kick study boost for footballers
• Rare Roman lantern found in field
• Making money from Peruvian bird poo
• Let it snow
• Greatest free-kick 'was no fluke'
• Old star wallows in 'steam bath'
• Stone Age funeral feast unearthed
• Fishermen welcome new sole quota
• Video reveals Titanic's condition
• Ancient reef uncovered in Pacific
• Earthquake recorded in North Sea
• Facial cancer hits Tasmanian devil Cedric
• Darwin's secret
• GM potatoes beating killer blight
• Floods swamp south Sudan region
• Nasa booster rocket passes test
• Clue to ancient Antarctic seaway
• Big rocket booster in second test
• How flat is flat?
• Killer space blast 'off the hook'
• UK biofuels 'fail on green goals'
• Beefy dino sported fearsome claws
• Stricter checks for climate body
• Double space impact 'killed dinosaurs'
• Plants send SOS signal to insects
• Wheat genome boost to food supply
• Brazil green light for Amazon dam
• Gorillas 'play tag like humans'

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cnn.com

• Mars Science Lab launch delayed two years
• iReporters watch planets, moon align
• Shuttle lands at California air base
• Inspiration for 'Contact' still listening
• Indian lunar orbiter hit by heat rise

msnbc.msn.com

• Kids prove they’re MoonBot masters
• Mixed bag of space rocks found near Earth
• Supernova blasts could affect galaxy evolution
• ‘Top Chefs’ cook up astronaut takeout
• Stephen Hawking says God's not needed. So?
• Alien planet's weather forecast: Hot and cloudy
• For star-gazers, September brings new night sky
• Starburst galaxy unleashes ‘superwind’
• Old star's hot water surprises scientists
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• Phantom planet comes back from oblivion
• Satellite traffic cop could be job of the future
• Few asteroids look ripe for astronaut visit by 2025
• Slideshow: Gallery: Great views from the heavens

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nasa.gov

• New NASA HD App for iPad With Expanded Content Available Free
• NASA, Newseum Invite Media To Discover And Encounter Comets
• NASA and Its Partners Announce a New Space Station Crew
• NASA Selects Investigations For First Mission To Encounter The Sun
• NASA Sets Media Deadlines For Next Space Shuttle Flight
• Future International Space Station Crew Holds News Conference
• NASA Accepting Applications For Aeronautics Scholarships
• NASA Ranked Fifth In Best Places To Work In The Federal Government
• NASA Selects University Finalists for Inflatable Loft Competition
• Astronauts Linda Godwin and Scott Altman Leave NASA

popsci.com

• MIT's Self-Assembling Solar Cells Recycle Themselves Repeatedly, Just Like Plant Cells
• Oil Rig Explodes in the Gulf of Mexico (Again)
• Fundamental Physics Laws Change Depending on When and Where You Are, New Study Says
• Future Mars Colonists Could Learn To Terraform By Studying Darwin's Methods
• As East Coast Braces For Hurricane Earl, NASA Watches From Above
• Climate Villain Bjørn Lomborg Does U-Turn, Says Global Warming is a $100 Billion Problem
• Researchers Devise the First Experimental Test of Controversial, Confusing String Theory
• What Created This Smooth, 200-Mile-Long Trench On Mars?
• Electrified Cotton Filter Soaked in Nanotech Cheaply and Quickly Purifies Large Volumes of Water
• NIH Research Chief: Shut Down Human Embryonic Stem Cell Experiments Immediately

livescience.com

• Massive Mega-Star Challenges Black Hole Theories
• Colliding Galaxies Swirl in Dazzling New Photo
• 3-D Images Reveal New Composition of the Sun
• Bits of Ancient Earth Hidden on the Moon
• Closing in on Extrasolar Earths
• The Quest for the Lunar GRAIL
• Stowaways Could Ruin Mars Missions
• Scientists Now Expect to Find Gravitational Waves

physicstoday.org

• Vortices and tall buildings: A recipe for resonance
• The discovery of superconductivity
• The Stability of Matter in Quantum Mechanics
• Imaging with ambient noise
• Bologna reforms in Germany
• Femtosecond snapshots capture atomic motion in a powdered solid
• New books
• Radio waves map matter without counting galaxies
• Scientific societies should speak out
• Laser-generated bubbles take aim at a cell membrane

• When Holmdel lab opened for business
• Physics update
• Optical Metamaterials: Fundamentals and Applications
• 'Copilot in chief' Augustine takes on space, energy, and education
• Indrek Martinson
• NSF speeds funding for research on BP oil spill
• The freedom of confinement in complex fluids
• Global R&D spending up, US industry spending down
• Forging more effective conferences
• China, others dig more and deeper underground labs
• Historical perspective on spin-polarized tunneling
• Physics olympiad meets in Croatia
• Inequity certain, cause disputed
• Physics bachelors at work
• Crafting the Quantum: Arnold Sommerfeld and the Practice of Theory, 1890-1926
• News notes
• The Hancocks of Marlborough: Rubber, Art, and the Industrial Revolution: A Family of Inventive Genius
• Web watch
• Focus on spectroscopy
• Empirical incompleteness and the search for a theory of everything
• Robert Vivian Pound
• HBCUs need better marketing
• NanoFET bioprobe

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newscientist.com

• Briefing: How bad is the new Gulf oil rig fire?
• Physicists divided over life extension for US collider
• Ancient bacteria could improve anti-ageing cosmetics
• Instant Expert: The unseen universe
• Space ribbon deployed to surf Earth's magnetic field
• Today on New Scientist: 2 September 2010
• A birds-eye view of hurricane Earl
• Smart USB speakers pump up the volume from laptops
• Hawking hasn't changed his mind about God
• Can US Congress overturn stem-cell funding freeze?

• Stephen Hawking says there's no theory of everything
• Weird water lurking inside giant planets
• Photo competition: Science in motion
• Laser-powered helicopter hovers for hours
• Swine flu drug in narcolepsy probe
• Ultimate eclipse photo: The film has been developed
• 'Medical marijuana' hits the small screen
• Is criminal profiling flawed and disorderly?
• 'Brain training' may just hide symptoms of dementia
• Psychoactive drugs: From recreation to medication
• Void that is truly empty solves dark energy puzzle
• Today on New Scientist: 1 September 2010
• Shape-shifting robot compensates for damaged limb
• Zoologger: Death by world's longest animal
• For self-healing concrete, just add bacteria and food

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keelynet.com

• Oddity - Horse Taming ebook
• The Physics of the Primary State of Matter ebook
• Boat Moves Without an Engine Or Sails w/video
• Inventor creates energy-efficient hydraulic technology
• NuVinci Transmission Invention Draws $25M in Financing
• Michigan man claims to make flying saucer
• Ayn Rand’s Promethean myth
• Shape Power ebook
• Breakthrough Invention Can Help Save World's Auto Makers!!!
• Debunkers fail in $10,000 challenge of NASA photos

• The Generator Blog
• e-speaking Voice Computer Control - An Amazing Program
• A Dirt-Bag Fuel Cell
• Our world may be a giant hologram
• Finnish inventor suspected of fraud
• Purple-shaded glasses to spot garden trouble in advance
• Pint-sized motorcycle-engine-powered monowheel of yesteryear
• Wingsuits let People Fly w/Incredible Video
• 14 Ways to Save Money on Fuel Costs - $15.00 eBook
• High Voltage & Free Energy Devices - $15.00 ebook
• The Physics of Crystals - $20.00 DVD
• MexiStim Polarity Cycler
• The KeelyNet Blog

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discovermagazine.com

• Stephen Hawking Settles the God Question Once and For All
• Undergrads Destroy NASA Satellite
• Will anyone not planning on launching a blog network please stand up?
• NCBI ROFL: When life gives babies lemons, they make cute faces.
• Rainbow Federation: The 5 Most Diverse Crews in Space
• Is Natural Gas Drilling to Blame for Wyoming Town’s Undrinkable Water?
• My new podcast: The ocean’s superorganism
• Big budget movies that got their science right
• Fertility by non-Hispanic white ethnic group, etc.
• That alien look

• How Acacia Trees Prevent Elephant Attacks: With Armies of Ants
• India’s Red Rain: Still Cloudy With a Chance of Alien?
• Daily Data Dump – Thursday
• Eco-Groups Try to Stop Tanzania’s Highway Through the Serengeti
• The last countdown
• Threatened by elephants? Try recruiting ants
• Brain Exercise May Delay Dementia, But Hasten Decline Once Disease Arrives
• Episode 8: Green Power
• The Science of Sexism: Primate Behavior and the Culture of Sexual Coercion
• Lucy in the Museum With Shrink Wrap
• Kablam!
• Hurricane Earl is Only Getting Stronger–We’d Better Hope Land is Missed
• Which American racial group has the lowest fertility?
• Hurricane Earl–Track Suggests a Near Miss for the East Coast
• Climate Change Gets Wet

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wired.com

• Clustered Networks Spread Behavior Change Faster
• Exotic New Mars Images From Orbiting Telephoto Studio
• Exoplanet Shows Gas Giants Start as Dusty Behemoths
• Earth’s Magnetic Field Flipped Superfast
• Mass Extinctions Change the Rules of Evolution
• String Theory Finally Does Something Useful
• Ancient Nubians Made Antibiotic Beer
• Heavy European Snowfall Caused by ‘Weather Collision’
• Furor Erupts Over Role of Self-Sacrifice in Evolution
• Hot Water Around Giant Carbon Star Creates Interstellar Mystery

sciencedaily.com

• Cancer-causing gene crucial in stem cell development, study finds
• Capsaicin can act as co-carcinogen, study finds; Chili pepper component linked to skin cancer
• Brainy worms: Scientists uncover counterpart of cerebral cortex in marine worms
• Cranberry juice shows promise blocking Staph infections
• Computer technique could help partially sighted 'see' better
• Science's policy clout diminished, but oil risk looms large, study finds
• Increased risk for lupus in men with certain form of immune receptor
• Children who eat vended snack foods face chronic health problems, poor diet, study finds
• Miniature auto differential helps tiny aerial robots stay aloft
• Experiment records ultrafast chemical reaction with vibrational echoes

• Laser-based missile defense for helicopters being developed
• Social networks influence health behaviors
• Serendipity contributes to MRSA susceptibility findings
• Cigarette smoke may contribute to lung inflammation through a new chemical pathway
• Chemists develop simple technique to visualize atomic-scale structures
• Scientists listen to faint sounds inside insects using atomic force microscopy
• Researchers discover proton diode: Water is an active element in proteins
• Problem of fake medicines in developing countries could be solved, experts say
• New warning signs may predict kidney transplant failure
• Value of oxygen therapy in end-of-life care challenged in new study
• Molecules involved in 'touch' identified: Could lead to new treatments for pain, deafness and cardiac function
• How do organisms make dietary choices?
• The perfect nanocube: Precise control of size, shape and composition
• Safety cultures in emergency medical services agencies vary widely, study finds
• Long term use of oral bisphosphonates may double risk of esophageal cancer, study finds
• New type of anti-malarial compound discovered
• Model for implantable artificial kidney to replace dialysis unveiled
• Cuckoo chicks in Zebra finches: Eggs from other females can be found in every fifth nest
• Scientists develop new method to identify glycosylated proteins
• Head start for migraine sufferers
• Drugs used to treat osteoporosis not linked with higher risk of esophageal cancer
• Gene doping detectable with a simple blood test
• Edible nanostructures: Compounds made from renewable materials could be used for gas storage, food technologies
• How the male common snipe 'flies the flag' to get the girl
• ‘Green wall’ technology could double the plant diversity of the River Thames through London
• Natural disasters do not necessarily create peace, research finds
• Microsoft Excel-based algorithm predicts cancer prognosis
• Antibacterial peptide could aid in treating soldiers' burn wound infections
• Water in Earth's mantle key to survival of oldest continents
• Strain-gating piezotronics: New class of piezoelectric logic devices created using zinc oxide nanowires
• New app shows 2-D structure of thousands of RNA molecules
• Link between everyday stress and obesity strenthened with study using an animal model
• Hubble observations of supernova reveal composition of 'star guts' pouring out
• Deepwater Horizon spill: New method successfully predicted how oil would spread
• Protecting the lungs against 'collateral damage' from the immune system
• Scientists unwrap DNA packaging to gain insight into cells
• Ozone depletion: Paving the way for identification of rogue CFC release
• Insight offered into superstitious behavior

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sciencemag.org

• This Week in Science
• Editors' Choice
• Random Samples
• [Editorial] China's Research Culture
• [News of the Week] Embryonic Stem Cells: Controversial Ruling Throws U.S. Research Into a Tailspin
• [News of the Week] Climate Change: Panel Faults IPCC Leadership But Praises Its Conclusions
• [News of the Week] Antarctica: In Ground-Based Astronomy's Final Frontier, China Aims for New Heights
• [News of the Week] ScienceNOW.org: From Science's Online Daily News Site
• [News of the Week] Energy Innovation: Novel Grant Promises Greener Buildings, Regional Growth
• [News of the Week] Newsmaker Interview: Frank Gannon: Ireland's Departing Research Chief on Irish and European Science

• [News of the Week] ScienceInsider: From the Science Policy Blog
• [News Focus] Mammoth-Killer Impact Flunks Out
• [News Focus] Profile: François Nosten: The Dour Frenchman on Malaria's Frontier
• [News Focus] Astrophysics: An Unsettled Debate About the Chemistry of the Sun
• [Letter] Give Beach Ecosystems Their Day in the Sun
• [Letter] Methane from the East Siberian Arctic Shelf
• [Letter] Methane from the East Siberian Arctic Shelf—Response
• [Letter] Readers' Poll Results: The Time of Young Scientists
• [Letter] Candidate Gene Approach's Missing Link
• [Book Review] Social Psychology: Mood Swings
• [Book Review] Astronomy: Findings Brought to Ground
• [Books et al.] Books Received
• [Education Forum] Science Education: Growing Roles for Science Education in Community Colleges
• [Perspective] Microbiology: Is the Tide Turning for New Malaria Medicines?
• [Perspective] Immunology: CAR'ing for the Skin
• [Perspective] Paleontology: Marine Biodiversity Dynamics over Deep Time
• [Perspective] Chemistry: Just Add Water
• [Perspective] Transcription: Targeting the Core of Transcription
• [Perspective] Astronomy: Fullerenes and Cosmic Carbon
• [Review] Heavy Fermions and Quantum Phase Transitions
• [Brevia] Chlorine Isotope Fractionation in the Stratosphere
• [Research Article] Effectiveness and Safety of Tenofovir Gel, an Antiretroviral Microbicide, for the Prevention of HIV Infection in Women
• [Research Article] Spiroindolones, a Potent Compound Class for the Treatment of Malaria
• [Report] Detection of C60 and C70 in a Young Planetary Nebula
• [Report] Real-Time Dynamics of Single Vortex Lines and Vortex Dipoles in a Bose-Einstein Condensate
• [Report] Plastic Accumulation in the North Atlantic Subtropical Gyre
• [Report] Graphene Visualizes the First Water Adlayers on Mica at Ambient Conditions
• [Report] The Shifting Balance of Diversity Among Major Marine Animal Groups
• [Report] The Spread of Behavior in an Online Social Network Experiment
• [Report] Human-Restricted Bacterial Pathogens Block Shedding of Epithelial Cells by Stimulating Integrin Activation
• [Report] Signaling Kinase AMPK Activates Stress-Promoted Transcription via Histone H2B Phosphorylation
• [Report] The Junctional Adhesion Molecule JAML Is a Costimulatory Receptor for Epithelial γδ T Cell Activation
• [Report] The Molecular Interaction of CAR and JAML Recruits the Central Cell Signal Transducer PI3K
• [Report] Glutamine Deamidation and Dysfunction of Ubiquitin/NEDD8 Induced by a Bacterial Effector Family
• New Products
• [Podcast] Science Podcast

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gravitycontrol.org

• A Sign?
• Cell Phones and Microwave Towers
• Buddhist Temple Looks Like UFO
• Energy Update
• Tesla History
• Antigravity 1929
• Instantaneous Transformation
• LHC plans full power experiments at the end of 2012
• Zeit Geist, the Update
• Strange Clouds