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Sci-fi writer wonders, are we running out of steam for innovation?
Thinking up ways to test that quantum cat
A bedtime story for non-Darwinists
This is the only way some people can understand the design of life
Strange new features spotted on Mercury
From Rachel Kaufman, National Geographic News (September 29, 2011): The planet Mercury is dotted with holes that appear to be unlike any other landform yet seen in the solar system, new pictures show. And just think, that little fryball is the last place you’d expect the unexpected, too …
The gay squid makes the front page of the New York Times. And the faster-than-light neutrinos do not. Which means what?
Mysterious Denisovans were just us? In furs?
A riposte, sort of, to that Doonesbury cartoon …
Here. A riposte to that Doonesbury cartoon. Yeah, over a year ago. But now that Einstein is down in flames (?), we decided to stop thinking that it even matters. Follow UD News at Twitter!