String Theory Turns 30, The Limits of Forensics, and Deadly Airbag Chemistry

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Special Section: Science of Social   Reading interactions         Facebook science         Social neurons       This week in science Lakes On Mars, A Formula For Skipping Stones, And Rat Lingerie The 96-mile-wide crater that NASA's Curiosity rover has been exploring probably once held a vast lake. Researchers created some of the most realistic synthetic skin yet, a stretchy substance with integrated sensors that can detect pressure, temperature, and humidity. Comets probably did not bring water to Earth, according to the first analysis of data from the Rosetta mission—though not all scientists are convinced yet...[Read More] from the archive Raising Seafood On Land All The World's Secret Numbers Astronaut Diary: Life In Space What's The Relationship Between Madness And Creativity? About World Science Festival   |   About World Science U   |   Terms of Use   |   Privacy Policy   |   Contact Us © 2014 Science Festival Foundation. All Rights Reserved.

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