Antigravity & Science News

• Vultures in a flap over turbulence
• Restoring the ‘forests of the sea’
• VIDEO: The secrets revealed by coastal erosion
• VIDEO: Fireball filmed over Nevada and California
• VIDEO: El Nino’s effect around the world
• Crows’ tool time captured on camera
• ISS crew receives Christmas delivery
• Dogs ‘can read canine emotions’
• Faulty tool halts Nasa Mars mission
• Celebrating ’12 trees of Christmas’

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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

nasa.gov

• NASA Suspends 2016 Launch of InSight Mission to Mars
• NASA Administrator Statement on Japan Announcement of Support for International Space Station Through 2024
• NASA Reaches New Heights in 2015
• NASA Orders Second Boeing Crew Mission to International Space Station
• NASA Astronauts to Conduct Spacewalk as Early as Monday, Dec. 21
• Media Invited to View Launch of New Ocean Monitoring Satellite
• Study Shows Climate Change Rapidly Warming World’s Lakes
• NASA TV Coverage Set for Space Station Russian Cargo Ship Activities
• Spinoff 2016 Highlights Space Technologies Used in Daily Life on Earth
• NASA Examines Global Impacts of the 2015 El Niño

popsci.com

• Earthquake Monitors Used To Decode Massive Ammunition Explosion
• The Big Ideas Of 2016
• Big Idea: CRISPR Remakes The World
• Big Idea: The Rise Of Supermaterials
• Let’s Talk About Love in the App Age [videos]
• Big Ideas That’ll Take Shape In 2016, And More From Our Latest Issue
• The Best Science And Tech Images Of 2015
• Virtual Reality Rock Climbing, An R2-D2 That Delivers You Beer, And Other Amazing Images Of The Week
• Robot Fingertips Create A New Standard For What Products Feel Like
• Why Do I Feel Like Someone’s Watching Me?

physicstoday.org

• Introduction to Modern Dynamics: Chaos, Networks, Space and Time
• Readers offer their own magic moments with John Bell
• Quantum memory for photons
• John Howard Gibbons
• Solid-state cooling with caloric materials
• “Salty” conversation
• Physics Nobel Prize honors the discovery of neutrino flavor oscillations
• New books
• Digital holography takes to the skies
• Diatomic molecules, a window onto fundamental physics

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newscientist.com

• Sleep isn’t needed to create long-term memories – just time out
• Crow cameras give a bird’s eye view of tool-making in the wild
• Earthquake detectors pick up wartime explosions and helicopters
• New kind of moon rock found by Chinese Yutu rover
• Dark matter’s true face could be unmasked by pairs of dead stars
• Eating when we should be sleeping may play havoc with our brains
• US drops lifetime ban on gay men donating blood
• SpaceX rocket is first to put satellites in orbit and land again
• Controversial sleeping pill helps mice recover from strokes
• Europe’s oldest lake faces destruction to make way for tourists

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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

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discovermagazine.com

• Will we ever… make a safe cigarette?
• There are no shortcuts to knowledge
• Are you “Driftless”?
• Reviews!
• Going short and going long in terms of blog traffic
• I’ve got your missing links right here (24 November 2012)
• Neurons can silence each other without any direct connections
• Prop 37 vs. Obama (by county)
• Thanksgiving
• Open Thread, 11-22-2012

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• The Weird Neuroscience of Immortality — Uploading the Human Mind
• The Science of Sex: Why We Have Summer Flings
• Natural Gas Fracking Industry May Be Paying Off Scientists
• A Golden Parachute: This One’s About to Land on Mars
• Yes! Pregnant Women Can Drink Alcohol Too.
• New Pleasure Circuit Found in the Brain
• Weird ‘Hiccupping’ Star Detected By Space Telescope
• Koch-funded climate scientist: I was wrong, humans are to blame | The Raw Story
• Scientists find CO2-sucking funnels in Southern Ocean
• The Universe is Timeless — A Radical Theory of Spacetime

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wired.com

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sciencedaily.com

• Exceptionally strong and lightweight new metal
• Arms race between Ebola virus and bats, waged for millions of years
• The link between imagery and performance
• Crows caught on camera fashioning special hook tools
• U.S. demonstrates production of fuel for missions to the solar system and beyond
• NASA suspends 2016 launch of InSight mission to Mars
• Research links inorganic mercury exposure to damaged cell processes
• Vitamin D levels linked to weight-loss surgery outcomes
• Mixing modern materials? Math app helps you manage your mashup
• Are you Facebook dependent?

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sciencemag.org

• [Review] Opportunities and challenges in liquid cell electron microscopy
• [This Week in Science] Limiting inflammation in obesity
• [In Brief] News at a glance
• [Report] Algal toxin impairs sea lion memory and hippocampal connectivity, with implications for strandings
• [In Depth] Earth’s lakes are warming faster than its air
• [This Week in Science] Essential genes and species incompatibilities
• [In Depth] Carbon trackers could help bolster climate vows
• [Report] Synthesis of borophenes: Anisotropic, two-dimensional boron polymorphs
• [In Depth] Inside the Paris climate deal
• [This Week in Science] ESCRTs work in two very different ways

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gravitycontrol.org

• Unexplained Artifacts
• Hacked Again!
• FEAR RULES
• Climate Change?
• The Fifties!
• Hey Mike!
• Electric Cars 10 Facts
• Neodymium Magnet Test
• Long Movie About Time
• Reggie Watts