news.bbc.co.uk

• Scientists to review climate body
• EU to back bluefin tuna trade ban
• Starling flock 'falls from sky'
• Ancient eggshell yields its DNA
• Harrabin's Notes
• Science 'is a key election issue'
• World's largest meat-eating plant prefers to eat... small animal poo
• Ring may be giant 'impact crater'
• Galapagos tension
• Collider to shut for year to fix faults

• Lighting a fuse just millionths of a millimetre across makes a battery
• Third of EU emissions 'imported'
• Ballistic tongue beats the cold
• Skynet satellite system extended
• Alien vs predator
• Blooming rare
• Lough eel numbers 'on the brink'
• Lords in science investment call
• Superweed predator to be released
• Tory review urges science boost
• Spaceman
• Bonobos opt to share their food
• Two Indian tiger cubs found dead
• Probe hints at cosmic dust
• 'Case stronger' on climate change
• Panel confirms dino crater link
• 'Extinct' frog found in Australia
• Abduction of aboriginal whaling rights
• Out of sight, out of mind
• Earth Watch
• Richard Black on what's happening to our shared environment

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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

• Einstein was right: General relativity confirmed
• Female space pioneer promotes science careers
• China space program selects first women astronauts
• SpaceX aborts rocket engine test
• Orbiting stars circle each other in minutes
• Buzz Aldrin gears up for ‘Dancing’
• NASA: Money key to more space shuttle flights
• Air Force gears up for hypersonic test flight
• Warning, Captain Kirk: Warp speed will kill you
• NASA to repair deep space antenna in California

• Obama to unveil ‘ambitious plan’ for NASA
• Could the Tumbleweed Rover dominate Mars?
• Slide show: Tour the cosmos on your computer

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nasa.gov

• NASA Extends Johnson Safety and Mission Assurance Contract
• NASA Launches Interactive Simulation of Satellite Communications
• NASA Hosts First-Ever Water Sustainability Forum March 16 -18
• NASA Briefing Highlights Education Outreach During Next Shuttle Flight
• Robot vs. Robot: Live In Washington and Across the Nation
• Student Teams Ready to Battle Lunar Terrain at NASA's 17th Annual Great Moonbuggy Race
• NASA and NOAA's GOES-P Satellite Successfully Launched
• NASA's International Space Station Program Wins Collier Trophy
• NASA Radar Finds Ice Deposits at Moon's North Pole; Additional Evidence of Water Activity on Moon
• NASA Announces Agency Center Management Changes

popsci.com

• Transgenic Musclebound Trout with Six-Pack Abs Could Arrive Soon on Your Dinner Plate
• The Undersea Hunt for Intraterrestrial Life
• A Computer That Processes Faster Than The Speed of Light
• Gold Nanoparticles and Lasers Kill the Brain Parasite That Causes "Crazy Cat Lady" Syndrome
• With A Bit of Math, Researchers Find a Way to See Through Opaque Materials
• This Tiny Crustacean Menace Could Fuel the World
• The Secret Lives of Particle Accelerators
• New Plastic Conducts Heat Better Than Metals, But Only in One Direction
• The World's First Commercial Brain-Computer Interface
• Citizen Scientist May Be First to Have Found First Interstellar Dust

livescience.com

• Alien Dust Kicked Up By Baby Planet Collisions
• Saturn's Eccentric Orbit Could Explain Moon's Lopsided Lakes
• Monster Black Holes May Grow in Giant Star Cocoons
• 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

• Focus on test and measurements
• Costs of raising the bar for medical physicists
• Universal Insights from Few-Body Land
• Carbon from coal plants
• Ultracold neutral plasmas
• Philosophy of Mathematics and Natural Science, Mind and Nature: Selected Writings on Philosophy, Mathematics, and Physics
• A complex symmetry emerges at the quantum critical point of an Ising-spin chain
• Physics in China
• Diffraction around the head makes hearers mislocate sound sources
• Inspired by a century of physics

• Holograms tie optical vortices in knots
• Correction
• Model sheds light on the language of color
• Gamma-Ray Bursts: The Brightest Explosions in the Universe
• Physics update
• Slow Antihydrogen
• New neutron source aims to be top in energy and environmental stewardship
• Frame dragging on flybys
• A voice for Africa's physicists
• Electrostatic trick might affect human body
• Roundtable participants find near-consensus on free access to results of publicly funded research
• Human discoveries predated by nature
• ArXiv survival tied to new funding model
• Spatial coherence from ducks
• Government handling of helium gets report card: Think again
• Introduction to Modern Traffic Flow Theory and Control: The Long Road to Three-Phase Traffic Theory
• Science Board details China’s leap in science and technology
• Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics: Basic Theory and Advanced Methods
• News notes
• New books
• Web watch
• Frank James Low
• London bridge’s wobble and sway
• A new VISTA on the southern sky

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newscientist.com

• Science funding: less hot air and more specifics
• Roger Penrose: Non-stop cosmos, non-stop career
• Accidental origins: Where species come from
• Obesity: Food kills, flab protects
• Turning tables on prostate cancer's drug resistance
• Today on New Scientist: 10 March 2010
• Zoologger: Mummy, can I have some more carrion soup?
• The luck of the Tasmanian devils is in their genes
• Safety issues loom as humanoid invasion approaches
• Women with good genes may have more sexual partners

• Obama criticised for lack of science reform
• Extinct giant bird DNA recovered from fossil eggs
• Eyeless hydra sheds light on evolution of the eye
• Apollo rocks dusted off to find new evidence of water
• Music and lyrics: How the brain splits songs
• Sushi restaurant raided after Hollywood sting
• Today on New Scientist: 9 March 2010
• Mars glacier lubricant could fuel rockets
• Decision-makers betrayed by their wide eyes
• Dyson helps to fill Tory policy vacuum
• How could boozing help you lose weight?
• Extermination in paradise
• Nanotube cuff is 'solar cell' for exhaust pipes
• Why chameleons are the only lizards that eat breakfast
• Chile quake moved a city by three metres

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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

• Report from Colbert
• The Carnival of Space is gross!
• NCBI ROFL: Top 10 absurd papers of 2009.
• Underwear Bomber Couldn’t Have Brought Down Flight 253, Simulation Suggests
• Obama’s NASA Plan Draws Furious Fire; The Prez Promises to Defend His Vision
• Why are psychics ever surprised?
• For Almost 40 Years, We Missed This: Apollo Moon Rocks Contain Water
• Jurassic Park Science: DNA of Extinct Bird Extracted From Eggshells
• Free Energy and the Meaning of Life
• Tobacco Fights Toxins? GM Tobacco Plants Disarm Harmful Pond Scum

• Discover Interview: It's Gettin' Hot in Here: The Big Battle Over Climate Science
• Rumors of the LHC’s Demise Have Been Greatly Exaggerated
• A hex on star colors
• Longer Transcript of Michael Mann/Point of Inquiry Interview Up at Climate Science Watch
• NCBI ROFL: And the March “No s**t, Sherlock” award goes to…
• Generosity Is Contagious, Study Shows–But Selfishness Is Too
• How Ritalin Works in the Brain: With a One-Two Dopamine Punch
• The fifth GLOBE at night is on!
• Just Like Avatar: Scenes from India, Canada, China, and Hawaii
• Can Mom’s Diet Shape Baby’s Genes? Study of Pregnant Mice Suggests So
• Launch Pad 2010 open for, um, launch
• Discover Interview: The Man Who Plucks All the Strings
• The Earth *Really* Moved: Chilean Quake Shifted a City 10 Feet to the West
• When China Makes Goods for the US, Who’s Responsible for the Emissions?
• From Eternity to Book Club: Chapter Nine

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digg.com

• NASA space shuttle gearing up for big phase-out
• Water discovered in Apollo moon rocks
• Through The Lens Of A Space Shuttle Photographer (Pics)
• Better Than Apollo: The Space Program We Almost Had
• Will Lunar Hole Become First Settlement on the Moon?
• All of Life’s Ingredients Found in Orion Nebula
• 'Black Hole Blowback' Could Impact Galactic Evolution
• Where Shooting Stars Come From
• Physicist says warp speed will kill you
• Would a Lava Lamp work on Jupiter? (Video)

• Stephen Hawking: Future of Space- Manned vs Robotic Missions
• Animation of Giant Iceberg Collision Seen From Space [GIF]
• Dark, dangerous asteroids found lurking near Earth
• The Gorilla On Mars Isn't The Weirdest Thing We've Spotted..
• Is That Saturn's Moon Titan or Utah?
• Beautiful Time Lapse of the Milky Way Over Hawaii
• Senator Proposes Shuttle-Extension Hail Mary
• Herschel Finds Possible Life-Enabling Molecules in Space
• The World's Most Severe Snowstorms (12 Pics from Space)
• Aurora Borealis As Seen From The International Space Station
• Surface of the Red Planet [PICS]
• NGC 4565: Galaxy on Edge (PIC)
• The Sun Is White Not Yellow
• Virgin Galactic sees space test flights in 2011
• NASA Finds Up to 1.3 Trillion Pounds of Lunar Ice
• M78 and Reflecting Dust Clouds in Orion (PIC)
• Slope Streaks in Acheron Fossae on Mars (PIC)
• New Look at Newton's 2nd Law Could Explain Away Dark Matter
• RIP Robert McCall, Picasso of the Space Age [w/ Slideshow]
• Do the Meek Inherit the Galaxy? : Discovery News
• An Infrared View of the Galaxy [PIC]
• Dan Werthimer Presents Search for Aliens From Home
• Six Tricks That Alien Trackers Could Use
• NASA Breaks Ground on New Deep Space Network Antennas
• Which Stars Support Intelligent Life?
• Scientist eyes 39-day voyage to Mars
• 20 Geeky Images from Space
• NASA Grooming Satellite Repair-Bots
• Scientists want you to track massive solar storms
• Invisible Extraterrestrials Could Be Staring You In The Face

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wired.com

• Ear Infections Could Cause Long-Term ‘Lazy Ear’
• Brain Scans Depict Gulf War Syndrome Damage
• Half-Cocked? Hermaphrochickens Challenge Gender Determination
• Bottled Wind Could Be as Constant as Coal
• Better Than Apollo: The Space Program We Almost Had
• Your Computer Really Is a Part of You
• Mile-High Mega Kites Could Pull Giant, Floating Power Plants
• Low Tolerance for Pain May Be Genetic
• All of Life’s Ingredients Found in Orion Nebula
• Kindness Breeds More Kindness, Study Shows

sciencedaily.com

• Obesity linked to poor colon cancer prognosis
• Brain mechanism may explain alcohol cravings that drive relapse
• Mysterious cosmic 'dark flow' tracked deeper into universe
• Temporary hearing deprivation can lead to 'lazy ear'
• Conquering the chaos in modern, multiprocessor computers
• Students' perceptions of Earth's age influence acceptance of human evolution
• Study finds elevated levels of cobalt and chromium in offspring of patients with metal-on-metal hip implants
• Experimental drug that mimics thryoid hormone safely lowers 'bad' cholesterol
• Development of more muscular trout could boost commercial aquaculture
• Boost for technology: Huge step toward mass production of coveted form of carbon

• Mystery of symmetry in vertebrates revealed
• Game on? Video-game ownership may interfere with young boys' academic functioning
• Warfarin users appear more likely to develop brain bleeding following stroke treatment
• Gastric bypass surgery increases risk of kidney stones, study suggests
• Sequencing genome of entire family reveals parents give kids fewer gene mutations than was thought
• Plotting and treachery in ant royal families
• Physicists build basic quantum computing circuit
• Behavioral problems in childhood doubles the risk of chronic widespread pain in adult life
• Emerging tick-borne disease
• Mouse model reveals a cause of ADHD
• Potential for using algae to produce human therapeutic proteins shown
• How sea turtle hatchlings use their flippers to move quickly on sand
• New research advances voice security technology
• Link between brain chemical, cognitive decline in schizophrenia demonstrated
• Poorer breast cancer survival associated with micrometastases in axillary lymph nodes
• Frequent napping linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes in older adults
• Smell of salt air surprisingly detected a mile high and 900 miles inland
• Impacts of changing climate on ocean biology
• Students take aim at bear spray canisters
• Patient safety reporting and drug label accuracy missing vital information, expert says
• Sonic hedgehog gene found in an unexpected place during limb development
• Molecule tells key brain cells to grow up, get to work
• Galaxy study validates general relativity on cosmic scale, existence of dark matter
• Study provides better understanding of how mosquitoes find a host
• NoMix toilets get thumbs-up in seven European countries
• ATV and motocross sports: High velocity toys merit caution, experts say
• Osteoporosis drug improves healing after rotator cuff surgery
• First inherited prostate cancer genetic mutation in African-American men identified
• Discovery of 'fat' taste could hold the key to reducing obesity
• Large mammals need protected areas, forest cover in India
• Physicians click their way to better prescriptions
• Playing music on your clothing
• Discovery in legumes could reduce fertilizer use, aid environment
• Pottery leads to discovery of peace-seeking women in American Southwest
• Hormone thought to slow aging associated with increased risk of cancer death
• Obese 3-year-olds show early warning signs for future heart disease
• Papaya extract thwarts growth of cancer cells in lab tests
• Work, leisure attitudes of Baby Boomers, Generation Xers and Millennials compared

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sciencemag.org

• This Week in Science
• Editors' Choice
• Random Samples
• [Editorial] Biodiversity Is Our Life
• [News of the Week] Seismology: Two Years Later, New Rumblings Over Origins of Sichuan Quake
• [News of the Week] Pharmacology: Growth Hormone Test Finally Nabs First Doper
• [News of the Week] Paleoclimatology: Snowball Earth Has Melted Back To a Profound Wintry Mix
• [News of the Week] Archaeology: Of Two Minds About Toba's Impact
• [News of the Week] ScienceInsider: From the Science Policy Blog
• [News of the Week] ScienceNOW.org: From Science's Online Daily News Site

• [News of the Week] Nutrition Science: European Food Watchdog Slashes Dubious Health Claims
• [News of the Week] Genomics: Semiconductors Inspire New Sequencing Technologies
• [News of the Week] Stem Cells: Reprogrammed Cells Come Up Short, for Now
• [News Focus] Psychiatry: Anything But Child's Play
• [News Focus] Astronomy: Unwinding the Milky Way
• [News Focus] 17TH CONFERENCE ON RETROVIRUSES AND OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS, 16-19 FEBRUARY, SAN FRANCISCO, CA: The Ins and Outs of HIV
• [News Focus] 17TH CONFERENCE ON RETROVIRUSES AND OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS, 16-19 FEBRUARY, SAN FRANCISCO, CA: Treatment as Prevention
• [News Focus] 17TH CONFERENCE ON RETROVIRUSES AND OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS, 16-19 FEBRUARY, SAN FRANCISCO, CA: Limits of Success
• [Letter] A Greener Future for China's Cities
• [Letter] Bioenergy: Counting on Incentives
• [Letter] Bioenergy: Counting on Incentives—Response
• [Correction] Corrections and Clarifications
• [Technical Comment] Comment on “Movement Intention After Parietal Cortex Stimulation in Humans”
• [Technical Response] Response to Comment on “Movement Intention After Parietal Cortex Stimulation in Humans”
• [Book Review] History of Science: Romantics in the English Manner
• [Book Review] History of Science: Far More Than Mere Transmission
• [Books et al.] Books Received
• [Policy Forum] Energy: Behavior and Energy Policy
• [Perspective] Astronomy: Sunscreen for the Young Earth
• [Perspective] Ecology: The Seven Ages of Pan
• [Perspective] Physics: Controlling Implosion Symmetry Around a Deuterium-Tritium Target
• [Perspective] Cell Biology: Burn Out or Fade Away?
• [Perspective] Climate Change: How Stable Is the Methane Cycle?
• [Perspective] Neuroscience: Questionable Calcium
• [Review] The Chicxulub Asteroid Impact and Mass Extinction at the Cretaceous-Paleogene Boundary
• [Research Article] Contributions of Stratospheric Water Vapor to Decadal Changes in the Rate of Global Warming
• [Research Article] Sestrin as a Feedback Inhibitor of TOR That Prevents Age-Related Pathologies
• [Report] Symmetric Inertial Confinement Fusion Implosions at Ultra-High Laser Energies
• [Report] Charged-Particle Probing of X-ray–Driven Inertial-Fusion Implosions
• [Report] Deglacial Meltwater Pulse 1B and Younger Dryas Sea Levels Revisited with Boreholes at Tahiti
• [Report] Geodynamo, Solar Wind, and Magnetopause 3.4 to 3.45 Billion Years Ago
• [Report] Calibrating the Cryogenian
• [Report] The Role of Sulfuric Acid in Atmospheric Nucleation
• [Report] Extensive Methane Venting to the Atmosphere from Sediments of the East Siberian Arctic Shelf
• [Report] Hippocampal Short- and Long-Term Plasticity Are Not Modulated by Astrocyte Ca2+ Signaling
• [Report] RTEL-1 Enforces Meiotic Crossover Interference and Homeostasis
• [Report] Spatially Ordered Dynamics of the Bacterial Carbon Fixation Machinery
• [Report] Retromer Is Required for Apoptotic Cell Clearance by Phagocytic Receptor Recycling
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gravitycontrol.org

• What Went Wrong
• GC Free Energy Blog Now on Alltop
• More Out Than In
• The Authority of science - a dying Dinosaur?
• Green Energy
• Bloom Box Roundup So Far
• How many people know that the Earth is round?
• Conspiracy Theory
• 100 Mile Ranger
• Coast to Coast with Dr. David Anderson