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New Museum of Math Opens in New YorkThe country's first museum dedicated to mathematics is fun for the whole family.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Museum of Math: Photo TourMore than 30 interactive exhibits greet visitors at the new National Museum of Mathematics in New York.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Phew! Universe's Constant Has Stayed ConstantThe ratio of the mass of a proton to the mass of an electron hasn't changed.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Classified Air Force Space Plane Launches on Secret MissionAn X-37B spacecraft lifted off on an Atlas 5 rocket today.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Sir Patrick Moore, British Astronomy Missionary, Dies at 89Sir Patrick Moore, host of TV's long-running "The Sky At Night," passed away.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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5 Reasons We May Live in a MultiverseOur universe may be one of many, according to numerous physics theories.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Private Company Aims for Manned Moon Missions by 2020The Gold Spike venture aims to sell moon trips to nations, corporations, and individuals.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Glowing Nebula Photo Marks New Telescope's InaugurationThe Carina Nebula is forming stars at a furious rate.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Earth's Radiation Belts Surprisingly Dynamic, New Probes FindThe first science findings from the newly launched Van Allen Probes were announced today.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Voyager 1 Spacecraft Enters New Realm at Solar System's EdgeNASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft made the discovery as it nears the boundary of interstellar space.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Huge Saturn Vortex Swirls in Stunning NASA PhotosNASA's Cassini spacecraft captured the spectacular vortex views on Saturn.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Solar Super-Flare Likely Sparked Ancient Tree MysteryA sun eruption could have sent cosmic ray particles that created a rush of radioactive carbon-14.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Atom Smasher Creates New Kind of MatterA liquidlike wave of gluons appears to have been formed at the Large Hadron Collider.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Dark Matter Mystery May Soon Be SolvedScientists are closing in on dark matter, and experiments aimed at detecting it directly may succeed within a decade.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Direction of Time Fuzzy for Subatomic ParticlesTime can move backward and forward for most particles, physicists say.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Astronauts to Get Thanksgiving Feast in SpaceAmerican astronaut Kevin Ford will enjoy cornbread stuffing, yams, mashed potatoes, and turkey.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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The 5 Reasons We Still Love James BondAfter 50 years our love affair with 007 endures.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Amazing Leonid Meteor Shower Photos Captured By StargazersThe Leonid meteor shower of 2012 peaked early Saturday, Nov. 17, delighting stargazers.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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New Satellite Will Be Space Mechanic, Gas StationThe project, from ViviSat, could be the first of its kind.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Farthest Known Galaxy in the Universe DiscoveredThe newfound galaxy MACS0647-JD is 13.3 billion light-years from Earth, setting a new cosmic distance record.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Spinning Black Holes Shaped by Magnetic FieldsA strongly magnetic black hole can align jets and disks to its own spin.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Rare Particle Find May Cast Doubt on Popular Physics TheoryObservation could have implications for supersymmetry and dark matter.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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Pandas' Bamboo Food May Be Lost to Climate ChangeRising temperatures in China will likely wipe out most current habitats for bamboo over the next century.
By Clara Moskowitz Published
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How a Real-Life Astrophysicist Found Superman's Planet Krypton: The Inside StoryThe famous astronomer helped DC comics locate a real-life star to host the fictional planet.
By Clara Moskowitz Published

