Keywords:   Sort by... Title asc Title desc Ordering    Results per page:   5 10 15 20 25 30 50 The 2000 Year Old Computer You know the feeling when there’s something that nags away at the back of your mind;... > Read this item ET: Be My Friend! At this moment, a radio message has just began speeding its way through interstellar space,... > Read this item Surviving The Big Bang Machine Yes, we're still here! Despite the nay-sayings of the doom-mongers, scientists at Europe's... > Read this item Sandcastle Science Even on the beach, you can't get away from science: observe the humble sandcastle. You may... > Read this item The Ills of Dolphin Assisted "Therapy"   A couple of years ago, my local paper ran a heart-warming story about a couple who set... > Read this item Goodbye Arthur C. Clarke – Visionary We must wish Andrey Kobilnyk, departing editor of FirstScience.com, good luck this week and... > Read this item Scrape, scratch and ouch! Scratch, scrape and ouch. Ugh... every morning... It's not much of a mystery - we're... > Read this item Wait... A laptop for less than US$ 400? Is a usable laptop for less than US$ 400 believable? Does it work? The short answer seems to... > Read this item Bicycles - part of the urban transport solution? Back when I was growing up - sometime after the invention of the wheel - I rode a bicycle... > Read this item 2008 - Year of the first cyber-war? The concept of an attack by one nation on another seems on the cusp of being redefined. In... > Read this item US 2008 Science budget slashed The USA, the world's largest economy will be spending less on science in 2008, with physics... > Read this item What we may believe... “Why are scientists and government not making decisions for the future in a manner more in... > Read this item A robot for dentists? A robot for dentists would strike many of us as being a bit odd and perhaps frightening. But... > Read this item Gifts for Geeks! Christmas gifts for scientists, the curious, and the geek in your life.... It's now less than... > Read this item Monkey Cloning: Are humans next? Human cloning has taken a step closer to reality. While this is the first case of a cloned... > Read this item Comet Holmes - A big surprise! It wasn’t supposed to be a big show – but it is. Visible in the night sky without binoculars... > Read this item Scientists and the media: victims or villains? Do scientists get the media they deserve? Are scientists ambitious? Crazy? Irresponsible? ... > Read this item Could Neanderthals speak? Researchers have discovered that Neanderthals had a gene which is associated with speech in... > Read this item 50 years: Sputnik, the space race, and what next? October 4, 2007 was the 50 year anniversary of human designed machines leaving the warm embrace... > Read this item Do animals have rights? Caligula, the mad Roman emperor, made his horse a senator. Circus lore recalls tales of... > Read this item Bad news for Microsoft? Earlier this week Microsoft lost a long running appeal in the European Court of First Instance. ... > Read this item Farewell to Utopia? What do we imagine the future will look like? How will people live 50 years from now – or even a... > Read this item Is life delicate, or is it strong? If the question can be phrased in this manner then it would appear that a recent report indicates... > Read this item Massive hole found in the Universe! It's an extremely odd discovery - a volume almost a billion light-years across and empty not only... > Read this item ARMED WITH NOTHING BUT PEER REVIEWED SCIENCE This was the banner under which protesters marched yesterday, the last day of a week long very... > Read this item Words on the web: Cyberchondriac (sy.bur.KAWN.dree.ak) I know I’m sick – very sick, with a very serious illness. Yesterday, I felt a bit tired, today... > Read this item It's cold - but it's mine. I say so... Last Thursday August 2nd, two Russian mini-subs travelled under the surface of the Arctic Ocean... > Read this item Metal planes are impossible Lord Kelvin, an extremely noted scientist and technologist said in 1895 that... > Read this item Radiation and three-eyed fish Could radiation from nuclear power plants or other sources really cause fish to grow three... > Read this item Science? Why should I bother? It’s unusual for a science publication to take this sort of tone – but let’s have a... > Read this item   << Start < Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next > End >> Results 1 - 30 of 218

 

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