Orbital Debris Graphics
Rated • 3 reviews • science • nasa.gov
Earth's orbital debris (space trash) cloud created by our space programs.
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Science Notes
Rated • 1 review • cognitive science • ucsc.edu
What separates man from animal? Is it the gift of speech and communication? Or man's ability to reason? Neither. A sea lion can has more critical thinking than a 4 year old human.
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Physicists Find Way To See Extra Dimensions
Rated • 5 reviews • physics • sciencedaily.com
The hidden dimensions beyond our framework of a 3 dimensional world.
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Turritopsis nutricula - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rated • 27 reviews • biology • wikipedia.org
Jellyfish that virtually live forever. The secret of immortality?
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Stupid Criminals: Burglars Use Black Magic Marker On...
Rated • 1 review • crime • huffingtonpost.com
Stupid criminals
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Amazing Pictures, Pollution in China | ChinaHush
Rated • 160 reviews • environment • chinahush.com
Lu Guang (卢广) from Peoples Republic of China won the $30,000 W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography for his documentary project oePollution in China.”
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Panoramic video of snow in Beijing (this aint Texas) |...
Rated • 1 review • personal sites • flickr.com
Beijing artificially induces snow fall. (Flickr Video)
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Creating Diamonds from Tequila | Popular Science
Rated • 1 review • science • popsci.com
A team of Mexican scientists have found a way to turn everyone's favorite liquor into everyone's favorite precious stone.
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Company History - DNA2.0
Rated • 1 review • science tech biology • dna20.com
Company offering customized DNA made to order.
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http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-Create-Life
Rated • 1 review • science tech • hubpages.com
How to Create Life: Synbio and Beyond
By Will Apse
Synthetic Life When?
For three decades, David Deamer, a leading biochemist at the University of California, Santa Cruz, has been saying that scientists would create synthetic life in "five or 10 years."
Finally, he might to be right. "The momentum is building," he says. "We're knocking at the door."