A luxurious plan to save seahorses, precise methane measurements, 65,000 year old food and the environmental impact of dying.
SoT 324: Kinetic Penetrator
- March 5, 2019
- Tagged as: asteroids, astronomy, conservation, DNA, echidnas, flu, fraud, genetics, Hyabusa 2, influenza, JAXA, Mars One, Ryugu, scam, space exploration, vaccination
Japan’s asteroid sample return mission has a big success, tracking smuggled echidnas, Mars One file bankruptcy and a potential universal flu vaccine.
SoT 290: There’s No Fuel Gauge
- March 29, 2018
- Tagged as: astrophysics, birds, China, conservation, cosmology, DNA, exoplanets, genetics, Kepler, media, NASA, space debris, Stephen Hawking, twins
Remembering Stephen Hawking, space twins are still human, a parrot comeback, a plummeting space station and Kepler running on empty.
Nobel Prizes 2017, sleeping jellyfish, we found some matter, and sequencing the kakapo genome.
Otzi’s fashion, weather reporting birds, Tassie devils, supernovas, aliens, EM drive and more!
Underground water in California, ancient bird wings, land conservation, and the microbes that protect coral reefs.
Regrowing human tissue from stem cells a step closer, 3D printing eggs to protect vultures, birds that recognise humans and bad news for the Hitomi space telescope.
A single-celled organism that can see, 3D computer interfaces could be coming soon, the origins of multicellular life could be a simple gene, self-healing aeroplane wings and shooting ravens with lasers for science!
Audi’s clean diesel, woolly mammoth genome sequenced, real-time monitoring an underground volcano, and a new approach to wildlife conservation.