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If the Pioneer effect is real, then the outer planets ought to be tugged by it too
A exciting process thought to be the core of an exciting new company still needs a lot of work.
Researchers demonstrate a new way to refine magnetic control of tiny robotic pushers.
WEDNESDAY 6. MAY 2009
Readers had plenty more questions for Wolfram's "computation engine".
Forget black holes, astronomers are now pondering the properties of black rings
TUESDAY 5. MAY 2009
The world's first robot with its own Facebook page is part of an ambitious experiment to build long-term meaningful relationships with humans
Former Genentech president Susan Desmond-Hellmann is nominated to be the next UCSF chancellor.
MONDAY 4. MAY 2009
Dimaond could play the same role for quantum computers that silicon does for conventional ones
SUNDAY 3. MAY 2009
SATURDAY 2. MAY 2009
The best of the rest from the Physics arXiv this week:
FRIDAY 1. MAY 2009
How can the cosmos have the entropy we see today if the temperature was almost exactly the same everywhere after the Big Bang? The answer may lie in our "cosmic telephone number"
A look at the Ares rocket at Kennedy Space Center.
Science has long used the singular genius model. Is this interfering with translating bio-research into something useful?
WEDNESDAY 29. APRIL 2009
Carpet cloaks make practical cloaking at visible wavelengths possible for the first time
Nobody has automated the process diagnosing epilepsy from ordinary EEG data, until now
TR takes look behind the scenes at Wolfram's development lab.