Academics
Department of Energy Produces Plutonium for NASA's Future Deep-Space Missions
For the first time in about 30 years, United States scientists produced Plutonium-238, which NASA uses to power its Mars rovers.
Centaur Comets Threaten Earth by Breaking Apart, Creating Smaller Pieces
NASA Delays InSight Spacecraft Launch 2 Years Due to Instrument Malfunction
University of Iowa Students Will Have to Fill Diversity and Inclusion Requirement in 2017
Chang'e-3 Mission Identifies Never-Before-Seen Lunar Rock
Methane Emissions in the Arctic During Winter Much Higher Than Previously Thought
WIld Honeybees Are in Danger in U.S. Counties Most In Need
SpaceX Lands Flacon 9 Rocket Upright After Launch (WATCH)
By Russell WesterholmNASA Shares New 'Earthrise' Image from the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
By Russell WesterholmShort-Nosed Sea Snake Spotted in Western Australia for First Time in 15 Years
By Russell WesterholmBarack Obama NPR Interview: President Continues Discussion on Oversensitivity in College
By Russell WesterholmInternational Space Station Primed for Wednesday Resupply Mission
By Russell WesterholmDarwin's Finches in Danger of Extinction, But Researchers are Optimistic for Survival
By Russell WesterholmAncient Human Ancestor Lived Longer Than Previously Thought
By Russell WesterholmAstronomers Notice Supernova Resembling Double-edged Lightsaber
By Russell Westerholm
