Exoplanet atmosphere studied from Earth
Feb/100
Astronomers have been able to use new ground-based techniques to study the atmosphere of a distant extrasolar planet. This new development could help …
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Exoplanet atmosphere studied from Earth
Roswell crash talk, before all the hoopla
Feb/100
Anthony Bragalia returns with another piece about the Roswell incident being discussed prior to the 1980 book release. Some believe that the Roswell i…
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Roswell crash talk, before all the hoopla
Water vapour a major cause of climate change
Jan/100
A new study has revealed that water vapour high in the atmosphere plays a crucial role in influencing world temperatures. Up until now climate scienti…
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Water vapour a major cause of climate change
Concerns expressed over "space spam"
Jan/100
Astronomers and astrophysicists have expressed doubts over the wisdom of choking the airwaves around Earth with radio signals. Top astronomers have wa…
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Concerns expressed over "space spam"
Hidden Antarctic mountains take shape
Jan/100
Researchers continue to piece together a view of Antarctica’s hidden “Ghost Peaks” buried deep underneath the ice. An extensive period of study using …
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Hidden Antarctic mountains take shape
Feathered dinosaurs leapt from trees
Jan/100
New evidence suggests that early feathered dinosaurs would have taken to flight from trees rather than from the ground. The study in to a species of e…
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Feathered dinosaurs leapt from trees
Satellite TV "gagging" Earth signals
Jan/100
Dr Frank Drake has said that the digital age is effectively cutting us off from making interstellar communications. The popular ET hunter emphasised t…
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Satellite TV "gagging" Earth signals
Space pilot could be regular job within 20 years
Jan/100
Piloting a spaceship could be one of many possible regular jobs within 20 years according to a new government study. The study is aimed at investigati…
Land Vertibrates Have Longer History Than Previously Thought, Says New Study
Jan/100
According to studies conducted by paleontologists over the years into fossils and bones belonging to historic vertebrates such as amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals, a rough timeline as to when they evolved from sea to land had been established.
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Land Vertibrates Have Longer History Than Previously Thought, Says New Study
There’s Such a Thing as Too Much Sex for Female Fruit Flies
Jan/100
Beauty comes with a price, and for fruit flies, the toll is upon their reproductive system, according to a new study. The most attractive females have compromised survival due to attention that they receive from male fruit flies.
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There’s Such a Thing as Too Much Sex for Female Fruit Flies
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