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Solving a physics mystery: Those ‘solitons’ are really vortex rings

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Categories Physics & Mathematics, Space

New boron nanomaterial may be possible

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Categories Physics & Mathematics

Algae to crude oil: Million-year natural process takes minutes in the lab

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Space

Better batteries through biology?

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Categories Earth, Energy & Environment, Technology

New low-temperature chemical reaction explained

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Getting the carbon out of emissions

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Soot packs a punch on Tibetan Plateau’s climate

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RICHLAND, Wash. — In some cases, soot — the fine, black carbon silt that is released from stoves, cars and manufacturing plants — can pack more of a climatic punch than greenhouse gases, according to a paper published in the journal Atmospheri…

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Worldwide sulfur emissions rose between 2000-2005, after decade of decline

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COLLEGE PARK, Md. — A new analysis of sulfur emissions appearing in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics shows that after declining for a decade, worldwide emissions rose again in 2000 due largely to international shipping and a growin…

Categories Blog Entry, Earth, Energy & Environment, Health

Soil science: Healing our planet’s ills from the ground up

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COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Under our feet and ubiquitous, lowly soil can be easily overlooked when it comes to addressing climate change and population growth. But in the January-February issue of the Soil Science Society of America Journal, a team …

Categories Blog Entry, Earth, Energy & Environment, Space

A paperweight for platinum

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RICHLAND, Wash. — A new combination of nanoparticles and graphene results in a more durable catalytic material for fuel cells, according to work published today online at the Journal of the American Chemical Society. The catalytic material is n…

Categories Blog Entry, Earth, Energy & Environment, Physics & Mathematics, Technology

Tool makes search for Martian life easier

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RICHLAND, Wash. — Finding life on Mars could get easier with a creative adaption to a common analytical tool that can be installed directly on the robotic arm of a space rover.
In a recent paper published online in the journal Planetary and S…

Categories Blog Entry, Space, Technology

Outsmarting the wind

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RICHLAND, Wash. — Meteorological equipment typically used to monitor storms could help power grid operators know when to expect winds that will send turbine blades spinning, as well as help them avoid the sudden stress that spinning turbines c…

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