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Supersonic NASA parachute torn to pieces in latest test

June 10, 2015 Mars, nasa, Parachute, Red Planet, supersonic

NASA scientists working toward putting people on Mars said Tuesday a supersonic parachute they are developing to slow a vehicle’s approach to the Red Planet partially deployed in a test, but immediately ripped apart.

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Free Webinar: Persevering in science: Advice from Nobel Laureates

June 9, 2015 careers, Noble Prize, Persevering in Science, Science, Science Careers, Scientists

Succeeding in a career in science begins with talent and hard work, but can be greatly facilitated with wise guidance for how to avoid some of the career limiting (or ending!) pitfalls and how to take advantage of some of the career accelerating strategies that are not necessarily part of the typical graduate curriculum. A panel of Nobel Laureates, moderated by the editor-in-chief of the journal Science, will be on hand to share their wisdom on how to get ahead and answer your questions on how to succeed in science.

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Kepler’s Bill Borucki Awarded the 2015 Shaw Prize

June 6, 2015 astronomy, Kepler, Shaw Prize, William Borucki

William J. (Bill) Borucki has been awarded the 2015 Shaw Prize in Astronomy.

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A Private View of Quantum Reality

June 5, 2015 physics, Quantum Mechanics

Quantum theorist Christopher Fuchs explains how to solve the paradoxes of quantum mechanics. His price: physics gets personal.

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Construction to Begin on Largest Telescope

June 5, 2015 astronomy, Magellan, mirrors, telescope

Collaborators secure more than $500 million for the historic project to build the Giant Magellan Telescope, with seven of its mirrors produced at the UA.

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Irwin Rose dies at 88

June 3, 2015 Chemistry, Nobel Laureate, Noble Prize, obituary

American Nobel chemistry laureate Irwin Rose dies at 88

American Nobel chemistry laureate Irwin Rose dies at 88

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LHC Season 2: First physics at 13 TeV to start tomorrow

June 3, 2015 CERN, data, Large Hadron Collider, LHC, Particle Physics, particles, physics, research, Science

In the early morning of Wednesday 3 June, the Large Hadron Collider(LHC) at CERN is set to start delivering physics data to its experiments for the first time in 27 months.

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First ever commercial human spaceflight mission ordered from Boeing

May 30, 2015 Astronauts, Boeing, Commercial Space Flight, Human Space Flight, nasa, Space

NASA orders first ever commercial human spaceflight mission from Boeing

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NASA Chooses Instruments to Determine if Europa Is Habitable

May 27, 2015 astronomy, Europa, Jovian System, Life, nasa, Planetary Science, planets, Space

NASA Chooses Instruments to Determine if Europa Is Habitable — And What is That Brown Gunk?

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Multifractals on the sun…

May 25, 2015 astronomy, fractals, Mathematics, physics, solar, Space, sun

Multifractals suggest the existence of an unknown physical mechanism on the Sun.

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