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Science & Technology - Friday, May 14, 2010 10:23 - 0 Comments
Final liftoff for space shuttle Atlantis
U. COLORADO (US)—The launch today from Kennedy Space Center is expected to be the last one for space shuttle Atlantis, marking the end of a career that includes 32 space missions—covering more than 115 million miles. Continue…
- Caterpillars ‘lost’ in space without gravity
- Simulated galaxies resemble real ones
- Early galaxies as never seen before
- Space Station to host hatching butterflies
- Playing hide and seek with exoplanets
- Cassini reshapes view of solar system
- Model suggests it’s raining rocks on exoplanet
- Messenger makes final Mercury flyby
- Crystals to grow in low gravity on Space Station
- Twinkle, twinkle: Early stars came in pairs
- What a view! Shorefront property found on Mars
- Mars rover finds telltale signs of water in crater
- Photos capture debris from galactic collisions
- Seeing blue in search for Earth-like planets
- Asteroids hammering Earth a boon to early life?
- Zeroing in on supernova distance
- Nature caught ‘recycling’ a star
- Dark energy model suggests frozen universe
- Searching space for clues to life on Earth
New: Futurity’s App
Futurity’s on Alltop
Also find Futurity highlights on related blog Holy Kaw and on the well-followed Twitter page of Alltop cofounder Guy Kawasaki.
In Today’s ScienceBlogs
- Hydrogen Bonding Video [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- Another Gulf Oil Rig Has Exploded [Greg Laden's Blog] September 2, 2010
- The Glenn Beck Truth-O-Meter [Dispatches from the Culture Wars] September 2, 2010
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