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Posted on: Thursday, 23 December 2010, 06:35 CST A rock-zapping laser instrument on NASA's next Mars rover has roots in a demonstration that Roger Wiens saw 13 years ago in a colleague's room at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. The Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) instrument on the...

Quote: ISS Searches For Dark Matter, Anti-Universe AP August 26, 2010 11:03am The Alpha Magnetics Spectrometer will be taken aboard the last US space shuttle flight to the ISS in February / AFP THE US Air Force has taken delivery of a $2 billion antimatter detector destined to catch the last...

Using entire galaxies as lenses to look at other galaxies, researchers have a new precise way to measure the size and age of the universe and how rapidly it is expanding, on a par with other techniques. The measurement determines a value for the Hubble constant, which indicates the size of the...

On Christmas day, Steven Greer announced that the 'top secret' inventor they've talked about has been released early from military seclusion, and has contracted with them to bring a Tesla-related free energy technology to the world. Dr. Steven Greer & Dr. Ted Loder of The Orion...

Doug L. Hoffman The Resilient Earth Friday, Dec 18th, 2009 While climate skeptics have gleefully pointed to the past decade’s lack of temperature rise as proof that global warming is not happening as predicted, climate change activists have claimed that this is just “cherry picking” the data...

Kevin Ryan 911 Blogger December 12, 2009 Careful investigation leads one to notice that a number of intriguing groups of people and organizations converged on the events of September 11th, 2001. An example is the group of men who were members of Cornell University’s Quill & Dagger society...

Genevieve Moore Infowars December 9, 2009 An Examination of Carbon, Carbon Dioxide, Land Use and the Backdoor Condemnation of Private Property Rights Bush didn’t have to sign the Kyoto Protocol. The plan is in effect. This exposé, if you will, is composed to shine light on Carbon...

"Climate Gate" Professor Phil Jones awarded £ 13 million in research grants by Robert Mendick Global Research, December 5, 2009 Telegraph Global Research Editor's Note The announcement of the award came one day after the announcement that Phil Jones was stepping down from the Climate...

Date: November 20, 2009 1:41:44 PM CST Subject: Bill HR2454 ~ has just past the House - going to Senate - Requires a license for your house ! - Urgent must read ! TONY COSTABILE Senior Mortgage Consultant American Fidelity Mortgage Services Inc...

Frank M. Carrio, CMI ESOP Committee Member nachi.org Thursday, Nov 19th, 2009 We encourage you to read the provisions of the Cap and Trade Bill that has passed the House of Representatives and being considered by the Senate. We are ready to join the next march on Washington! This Congress...

Carolyn Plocher Business & Media Institute Friday, Nov 13th, 2009 Three years ago, NBC launched a holiday tradition of environmental awareness. It kicked off its “Green Week” by turning off the lights during a Sunday sports broadcast (as if turning of studio lights for one minute could...

Robert Murphy Campaign For Liberty Tuesday, Nov 10th, 2009 One of the ugliest battles in the blogosphere climate wars has involved the newly released Superfreakonomics, sequel to the best-selling Freakonomics. In their new book’s final chapter, economist Steven Levitt and journalist Stephen...

"I come in peace!" An icy hug .. November 6, 2009 Translated from Dutch: The world often seems very aggressive and hard. Especially in nature are often the baldness researchers and harsh realities of everyday life to them first hand. Similarly in the photo series that you find below. Only...

As the call for a clean-energy savior—to wash away our fossil-fuel sins—grows louder, the number of questionable candidates swells. Should we be looking to photovoltaic or fusion? Turbines or tides? With thanks to readers who responded to our Twitter call for favorite alt-energy duds, here's a...

During its first year of operations, NASA's Fermi Gamma Ray Space Telescope mapped the extreme sky with unprecedented resolution and sensitivity. It captured more than 1,000 discrete sources of gamma rays -- the highest-energy form of light. Capping these achievements was a measurement that...

JTA October 27, 2009 Iran will continue to progress in its nuclear program as long as Israel continues to have nuclear weapons, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said. The Iranian president made the remarks Tuesday during a meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the semi-official state...

An Inconvenient Question NOWopolis October 15, 2009 Apparently, Al Gore has given plenty of speeches over the past four years promoting his agenda driven documentary, ‘An Invonvenient Truth‘. And amazingly, not once has he allowed a question and answer period afterward. Well, at long...

The most ambitious attempt yet to trace the history of the universe has seen "first light." The Baryon Oscillation Spectroscopic Survey (BOSS), a part of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey III (SDSS-III), took its first astronomical data September 14-15 after years of preparations. That night...

It took only a matter of hours last week for the United Nations' nuclear watchdog agency to shoot down a news report that its experts had drafted a secret document warning that Iran has the expertise to build a nuclear bomb. "With respect to a recent media report, the IAEA [International Atomic...

NASA has made a series of critical strides in developing new nuclear reactors the size of a trash can that could power a human outpost on the moon or Mars. Three recent tests at different NASA centers and a national lab have successfully demonstrated key technologies required for compact...