Island of Stability
Follow the decades-long quest to create the elusive element 114.
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August 2007
Island of Stability Follow the decades-long quest to create the
Our writers talk backSome of the previous contributors to the
Our writers talk back
Some of the previous contributors to the Green Room respond to readers’ questions.
Google Earth given celestial viewGoogle launches an add-on to its
Google Earth given celestial view
Google launches an add-on to its 3D mapping tool which allows star gazers to explore images of millions of stars.
NOVA ScienceNOW Dispatch: Bacteria Unite!It’s a scary thought: bacteria “talking”
NOVA ScienceNOW Dispatch: Bacteria Unite!
It’s a scary thought: bacteria “talking” together, conspiring before they make you sick. Bonnie Bassler of Princeton University explains how scientists are beginning to see these tiny organisms?once thought completely asocial?in a whole new way.
Bonnie Bassler
T. rex ‘would outrun footballer’Tyrannosaurus rex was fast enough on
T. rex ‘would outrun footballer’
Tyrannosaurus rex was fast enough on its legs to outrun a footballer, a study by a British team suggests.
Reviews: Cyclic Universe–World of Words–Nuclear Terror Michelle Press
Reviews: Cyclic Universe–World of Words–Nuclear Terror
Michelle Press
NOVA scienceNOW: Ask The Expert: KronosOn July 30, 2007, Jim
NOVA scienceNOW: Ask The Expert: Kronos
On July 30, 2007, Jim Sanborn answered selected viewer questions about his sculpture Kryptos, including ones about the unsolved fourth part.
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UK ‘may fail 2020 target for CO2′A think tank warns
UK ‘may fail 2020 target for CO2′
A think tank warns the UK government greenhouse gas targets for 2020 look likely to be broken.
Cosmic Office Sputnik dolls? Planet-shaped pineapple? Neil deGrasse Tyson, the
Cosmic Office
Sputnik dolls? Planet-shaped pineapple? Neil deGrasse Tyson, the new host of NOVA scienceNOW, has a stellar collection of space-themed souvenirs. See them in this video.
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ManhattanhengePerched over 42nd Street, NOVA scienceNOW host Neil deGrasse Tyson
Manhattanhenge
Perched over 42nd Street, NOVA scienceNOW host Neil deGrasse Tyson is eager to show you his hometown’s own version of a Stonehenge magic moment. See it in this video.
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