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NASA’s Remarkable Video – The Evolution Of Mars Over 5 Billion Years

C S Hughes November 15, 2013

NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Centre has released a remarkable CGI video which shows the possible evolution of Mars over the...

C S Hughes August 29, 2013

Professor Steven Benner, Geochemist at the Westheimer Institute for Science and Technology and member of the Foundation For Applied Molecular...

C S Hughes August 23, 2013

The European Space Agency’s Gaia Satellite Telescope will be flown to French Guiana in Equatorial South America today to be...

C S Hughes August 17, 2013

The Olinguito, a cute racoon or possum-like creature with dusky orange fur has been declared a new species more than...

C S Hughes July 17, 2013

The Apollo 11 Lunar Module landed on the Moon, on the Sea Of Tranquility on July 20, 1969. Undeniably one...

C S Hughes June 7, 2013

Dolphins, the jesters of the sea, always laughing and playing, and when they’re not rescuing lost sailors by showing them...

C S Hughes May 29, 2013

When you look into the night sky, just above the bright Southern Cross, is the obscure star Olga Prokopis, in...

C S Hughes May 20, 2013

The term vitamin was derived from ‘vitamine,’ a compound word coined in 1912 by the Polish biochemist Kazimierz Funk, when...

C S Hughes May 9, 2013

Popular Science, April 1946 Based on established and reliable optical laws, the Navy’s World War II camouflage used black...

C S Hughes April 14, 2013

The Higgs mechanism is an explanation devised in 1964 of why and how gauge bosons for an interaction could be...