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Theorists and observational astronomers are hot on the trail of dark matter , the invisible material thought to account for puzzling mass disparities in large-scale astronomical structures. For instance, galaxies and galactic... [read full story]
Are glaciers in the Himalayas retreating? Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh has a penchant for setting the cat among the (green) pigeons. His latest foray is to endorse the findings of a retired scientist that there is no...
start: 09:40; end: 09:55ESA TV Exchange - format 16:9The advent of Earth observation satellites has dramatically changed man's vision and perception of the world. Data from space now support meteorology and climatology on a...
Vive Nano of Toronto, Canada, has secured $3.8 million in funding from the province of Ontario's Ministry of Research and Innovation. This investment will be used to build a pilot plant and expand operations in the emerging...
AIM | Nov 25, 2009 By K. Daniel Glover When holier-than-thou New York Times reporter Andrew Revkin decided not to publish e-mails that expose climate scientists as frauds because they were obtained illegally, Times watchers...
