Physorg

Tuesday th 21st of October 2014

Jerusalem stone may answer Jewish revolt questions - 12:01

Solar energy prices see double-digit declines in 2013, trend expected to continue - 12:01

Cosmic rays threaten future deep-space astronaut missions - 12:01

Researchers construct a model of impact for El Nino / La Nina events - 12:00

HP supercomputer at NREL garners top honor - 12:00

Backpack physics: Smaller hikers carry heavier loads - 11:30

Color and texture matter most when it comes to tomatoes - 11:30

Ancient Europeans intolerant to lactose for 5,000 years after they adopted agriculture - 11:30

Less-numerate investors swayed by corporate report presentation effects - 11:30

Rising above the risk: America's first tsunami refuge - 11:30

Super stable garnet ceramics may be ideal for high-energy lithium batteries - 11:30

Kung fu stegosaur - 11:30

Staples investigating possible data breach - 11:30

Biologists use unique tools to investigate squirrel sounds and gestures - 11:30

POLARBEAR detects curls in the universe's oldest light - 11:01

Verizon reports higher 3Q net income, revenue - 11:01

Bite to the death: Sugarbag bees launch all-conquering raids - 11:01

A legal trade in horn would improve rhino protection and help sustainable development - 11:01

Study shows how texas campus police tackle stalking - 11:01

Beyond LOL cats, social networks could become trove of biodiversity data - 11:01

Extremely high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging - 11:01

'Shrinking goats' another indicator that climate change affects animal size - 11:01

Triplet threat from the sun - 11:01

Aqua satellite sees Tropical Storm Ana still affecting Hawaii - 11:01

New poll reveals what Americans fear most - 11:01

NOAA team discovers two vessels from WWII convoy battle off North Carolina - 11:01

NASA sees Gonzalo affect Bermuda's ocean sediment: Stirred, not shaken - 11:00

A global surge of great earthquakes from 2004-2014 and implications for Cascadia - 10:31

What happens when ultracold atomic spins are trapped in an optical lattice structure - 10:00

Reading a biological clock in the dark - 10:00

POLARBEAR seeks cosmic answers in microwave polarization - 10:00

Cyber-espionage is more difficult to pin to a state than spying in the physical world - 10:00

First Asian coelophysoid dinosaur discovered in Lufeng, Yunnan, China - 10:00

MAVEN studies passing comet and its effects - 10:00

The ocean's living carbon pumps - 10:00

Quantum holograms as atomic scale memory keepsake - 10:00

Researchers take big-data approach to estimate range of electric vehicles - 10:00

BOFFFFs (big, old, fat, fertile, female fish) sustain fisheries - 10:00

Big black holes can block new stars - 10:00

'Attosecond' science breakthrough - 10:00

Physicists solve longstanding puzzle of how moths find distant mates - 10:00

A different kind of green movement: Seedling growth in space - 10:00

Wake up and smell the coffee ... it's why your cuppa tastes so good - 09:31

Freescale introduces world's smallest integrated tire pressure monitoring system - 09:31

Making smartphone browsing 20% faster while reducing power consumption by 40% - 09:31

Work on pioneering pan-European neutron facility underway - 09:31

Altitude and attitude in the fractious row over crying babies - 09:31

How to safely enjoy the October 23 partial solar eclipse - 09:31

Plants can actually take care of their offspring – here's how - 09:01

Eucla Basin survey uncovers odd rock formations - 09:01