Geckos inspire ’super-adhesive’
UK scientists have developed an adhesive plastic based on the sticking power of the gecko’s foot.
July 2006
Geckos inspire ’super-adhesive’ UK scientists have developed an adhesive plastic
Gyromagnetic ratio of a lone trapped electron is measured to
Gyromagnetic ratio of a lone trapped electron is measured to better than a part per trillion
The new measurement subjects quantum electrodynamics to its most stringent test yet. And the theory passes once again, thwarting hopes of a revealing discrepancy.
Twin Prime Conjecture New insight into a 2,300-year-old mystery surrounding
Twin Prime Conjecture
New insight into a 2,300-year-old mystery surrounding prime numbers inspires a song.
NOVA scienceNOW
Skeptic: Folk Science Why our intuitions about science are so
Skeptic: Folk Science
Why our intuitions about science are so often wrong
Michael Shermer
News: Planet-forming Disks Slow Down Spinning Stars Karen Schrock
Tough questions about wind energy Responses to “World Wind Speeds
Tough questions about wind energy
Responses to “World Wind Speeds Suggest Plentiful Energy” (PHYSICS TODAY, July 2005, page 34)
Earth Feature | Yellowstone: Monitoring the Fire Below Three of
Earth Feature | Yellowstone: Monitoring the Fire Below
Three of the most catastrophic volcanic eruptions in geologic history occurred at a place now visited by over three million people a year.
Sustainable Developments: Virtuous Circles and Fragile States The care and
Sustainable Developments: Virtuous Circles and Fragile States
The care and feeding of unstable new democracies
Jeffrey D. Sachs
Profile: Brothers Chudnovsky The story of two brilliant mathematicians, a
Profile: Brothers Chudnovsky
The story of two brilliant mathematicians, a unicorn, and a homemade supercomputer
NOVA scienceNOW
Glaxo has bird flu ‘breakthrough’ GlaxoSmithKline believes it has a
Glaxo has bird flu ‘breakthrough’
GlaxoSmithKline believes it has a vaccine for the deadly H5N1 bird flu that may be capable of mass production by 2007.