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Welcome to the Science Group ! (Please read before posting) 0 eppur_se_muova Feb 2012 Jan 2012 18 55969
Study illuminates formation of US east coast during break up of supercontinent Pangea 3 Jim__ 3 hrs ago 1 hr ago 7 217
Apocryphal Account of the Cause of the Deepwater Horizon Platform Failure: Batteries. 5 NNadir Yesterday 1 hr ago 4 506
With winged legs, orchid mantis sets gliding record 1 sl8 11 hrs ago 7 hrs ago 11 255
Scientists just found a planet-forming disk beyond our Milky Way for the 1st time -- yes, they're thrilled 1 Judi Lynn Wednesday Wednesday 12 341
Astronomers discover six planets orbiting a nearby sun-like star 0 Jilly_in_VA Wednesday Wednesday 10 387
Wow, was I annoyed we had rain - when we could have seen the Pleiades right near the Moon. 5 electric_blue68 Tuesday Wednesday 1 331
The lithium/carbon dioxide battery. 0 NNadir Monday Monday 2 350
Saturn's magnificent rings will vanish in 18 months 11 Judi Lynn Monday Monday 33 1476
This Map Lets You Plug in Your Address to See How It's Changed Over the Past 750 Million Years 21 littlemissmartypants Nov 23 Sunday 41 1568
Deep Space Updates November 26th - Scott Manley 1 Ptah Sunday Sunday 3 370
Hydrogen discovered in Apollo-era moon rocks could change the future of lunar exploration 1 Caribbeans Sunday Sunday 6 504
At the Mauna Loa CO2 Observatory, the Week to Week 10 Year Comparator Is the 3rd Highest Ever. 2 NNadir Sunday Sunday 8 320
Powerful "sun goddess" cosmic ray strikes Earth from mysterious, unknown origin 17 Judi Lynn Saturday Saturday 42 1416
Growth of Coal Mining Operations in the Elk River Valley (Canada) and Selenium in a US River. 0 NNadir Saturday Saturday 2 283
Quantification of the Effects of Ultraviolet Germicidal Irradiation on COVID-19 Transmission 1 NNadir Saturday Saturday 8 383
Material Flow Analysis of Dysprosium in the United States 2 NNadir Friday Saturday 2 341
Making Filthy Hydrogen Slightly Less Filthy. 5 NNadir Friday Friday 4 318
Early Homo erectus lived at high altitudes and produced both Oldowan and Acheulean tools 6 NNadir Nov 17 Friday 8 629
BBC: Could airports make hydrogen work as a fuel? 5 Caribbeans Friday Friday 1 281
James Webb telescope reveals gargantuan 'Mothra' star in most colorful image of the universe ever taken 5 Judi Lynn Nov 23 Nov 23 26 1082
Here's a Radioisotope I've Never Seen Used Before: Scandium-46. 0 NNadir Nov 23 Nov 23 1 338
How big is too big? Bat's enormous penis makes penetration impossible 4 sl8 Nov 21 Nov 22 6 580
Systematically Improving Espresso: Insights from Mathematical Modeling and Experiment 1 sl8 Nov 22 Nov 22 2 727
Plastic Waste Upcycling for Generation of Power and Methanol: 3E Energy, Exergy, and Economic Analysis. 1 NNadir Nov 22 Nov 22 2 293
1st black hole to be imaged is spewing 'lightsaber' energy jets larger than the Milky Way, and scientists think they kno 2 Judi Lynn Nov 18 Nov 22 20 717
Mine Tailing Technology: How future generations can pick through our garbage to survive. 2 NNadir Nov 21 Nov 21 5 328
Astronomers spot aurora on the sun for the 1st time 2 Judi Lynn Nov 20 Nov 20 14 386
Insight into the role of the problematic element cobalt in lithium ion batteries. 0 NNadir Nov 20 Nov 20 1 365
Nasa's James Webb telescope spots collection of shocking materials on distant planet 11 Judi Lynn Nov 18 Nov 19 47 2060

Science Continued...

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Yet another perpetual motion machine in the scientific literature involving hydrogen. 4 NNadir Nov 19 Nov 19 4 392
Iceland volcano could burst like a 'fizzy drink,' with lava reaching Blue Lagoon resort in days 1 Judi Lynn Nov 18 Nov 19 4 356
At the Mauna Loa CO2 Observatory, we've again surged past 421 ppm for weekly readings. 0 NNadir Nov 19 Nov 19 4 451
'Lost City' Deep in The Ocean Is Unlike Anything We've Ever Seen Before on Earth 1 Judi Lynn Nov 18 Nov 19 30 1210
Lost astronaut tool bag from ISS shines in new telescope image (photo) 6 usonian Nov 18 Nov 19 10 784
NASA puzzles over why some exoplanets are shrinking 1 Judi Lynn Nov 18 Nov 18 4 226
Nonsense Seeps Into a Scientific Journal's Editorial Rebranding Dangerous and Filthy Fossil Fuels as Hydrogen. 6 NNadir Nov 17 Nov 18 4 362
A sad note in memory of Francisco Anselmo de Barro 0 NNadir Nov 16 Nov 16 3 294
Fraud (and Death) Is Suspected in a $30M NIH Project to Stroke and Alzheimer's Research Project 0 NNadir Nov 16 Nov 16 7 531
Weird caterpillar uses its old heads to make an elaborate hat 1 sl8 Nov 15 Nov 15 9 341
Clouds made of sand make for a strange kind of rain on this hot planet 1 Jilly_in_VA Nov 15 Nov 15 4 576
Scientists discern internal structure of mysterious dwarf planet Eris 0 Jilly_in_VA Nov 15 Nov 15 7 378
Cosmic blast seared Earth's atmosphere from 2 billion light-years away 10 sl8 Nov 15 Nov 15 30 1178
Sulfur Dioxide Gas Detected In Icelandic Town: Geologist Provides Update 0 Warpy Nov 15 Nov 15 10 456
How hummingbirds fly through spaces too narrow for their wings 4 hunter Nov 13 Nov 14 8 513
Authors' response to "I Left Out the Full Truth to Get My Climate Change Paper Published" 2 sl8 Nov 14 Nov 14 3 452
This message was self-deleted by its author 0 BootinUp Nov 13 Nov 13 1 281
94.4% of all mammal biomass is either humans or animals domesticated by humans 1 Takket Nov 12 Nov 12 2 782
Wunderbar! A Hydrogen Based Perpetual Motion Machine. 12 NNadir Nov 11 Nov 12 8 511
November 7: The unofficial day of women in nuclear science? 1 NNadir Nov 2022 Nov 12 4 742
Batteries of the future: How cotton and seawater might power our devices 8 Wicked Blue Nov 9 Nov 12 3 423
This message was self-deleted by its author 16 BootinUp Nov 9 Nov 11 12 1241
This message was self-deleted by its author 7 BootinUp Nov 11 Nov 11 5 352
Improved Catalysts for Reacting Two Greenhouse Gases With Each Other to Make Cleaner Fuels. 1 NNadir Nov 11 Nov 11 5 294
The unexpected outcomes of artist-scientist collaborations [audio podcast/transcript] 2 sl8 Nov 11 Nov 11 1 236
There are 7 million distinct PFAS registered in a chemical database. 2 NNadir Nov 10 Nov 10 5 359
What's that very vivid "star" in the morning sky? Right now. 16 Demovictory9 Nov 1 Nov 10 0 721
The rise of brain-reading technology: what you need to know 0 sl8 Nov 10 Nov 10 12 502
Iceland: Reykjanes is rumbling again 2 Warpy Nov 9 Nov 10 5 351
Penn State: Window to the past: New microfossils suggest earlier rise in complex life 3 OKIsItJustMe Nov 8 Nov 9 5 474

Science Continued...

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To What Extent Are We Using Science for Sustainable Development? 9 NNadir Nov 7 Nov 9 2 452
This message was self-deleted by its author 1 BootinUp Nov 8 Nov 9 0 247
Euclid 'dark universe' telescope captures 1st full-color views of the cosmos 4 Eugene Nov 7 Nov 7 18 641
This message was self-deleted by its author 4 BootinUp Nov 7 Nov 7 37 931
The 'brazen' science that paved the way for the Higgs boson (and a lot more) [book review] 2 sl8 Nov 7 Nov 7 2 297
Retraction Note: Evidence of near-ambient superconductivity in a N-doped lutetium hydride 1 sl8 Nov 7 Nov 7 3 316
Physics Revelation Could Mean We're All Living in a Simulation 34 orangecrush Oct 28 Nov 7 14 1457
Waste to energy, landfill methane, waste to jet fuel 4 lostnfound Nov 5 Nov 6 2 253
Iwo Jima Eruption Update; A New Island Forms, Expected Eruption Length 5 catbyte Nov 4 Nov 5 14 780
Methane Releases from Septic Tanks and the Frequency of Emptying. 12 NNadir Nov 5 Nov 5 3 404
Decoding the Genome of Bacteria Capable of Removing Fluorine from Persistent Perfluoro Pollutants. 6 NNadir Nov 4 Nov 5 2 353
This message was self-deleted by its author 0 BootinUp Nov 5 Nov 5 2 242
A mesh can extract water from fog with some purification 6 Tetrachloride Aug 2023 Nov 4 30 2418
Changing the Language We Use About Handling, Well, to Put It Graphically, Shit: Describing Sanitation Systems. 0 NNadir Nov 4 Nov 4 5 332
What's that very vivid "star" in the eastern morning sky? Right now. 12 Demovictory9 Nov 1 Nov 4 0 489
There Are Massive Chunks of Another Planet Inside Earth, Scientists Say 6 Judi Lynn Nov 2 Nov 4 20 1153
Using Radium Concentrations to Apportion Nutrient Flows Killing the Great Barrier Reef. 0 NNadir Nov 3 Nov 3 1 242
yes THATS RIGHT, EVERYONE has their own INDIVIDUAL SUN.. 5 YoshidaYui Nov 2 Nov 3 3 498
Atmospheric Methane: Comparison Between Methane's Record in 2006-2022 and During Glacial Terminations 1 sl8 Nov 2 Nov 3 7 320
Starfish 'arms' are actually extensions of their head, scientists say 6 Jilly_in_VA Nov 1 Nov 3 10 366
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