Web life: Eclipse America
A blog from the American Astronomical Society about next month’s total solar eclipse in the US
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A blog from the American Astronomical Society about next month’s total solar eclipse in the US
Read article: Web life: Eclipse America
Andy Extance reports on initiatives to help scientists who have fled their homeland
Read article: Refugee scientists under the spotlight
Technique shows promise as a rival to X-ray CT
Read article: Proton tomography offers better preparation for therapy
The fascinating things, and the limits, of what science can tell us about music
Read article: Music and science: a harmonious or discordant duo?
Experiments suggest the existence of a topological superconductor
Read article: Type-II Dirac fermions spotted in two different materials
Matthew Watson explains how drones are helping scientists to map and monitor active volcanoes – work that could save human lives
Read article: Spying on volcanoes
With China about to send the first ever craft to the far side of the Moon, the country is quickly becoming a global leader in lunar exploration, as Ling Xin reports
Read article: China targets lunar missions
Stephen Ornes on the many open questions when it comes to the physics of wildfires
Read article: Fighting fire with fire
New technique could benefit atomic timekeeping
Read article: Magnetic scheme sharpens laser frequencies
New approach combines satellite measurements with dynamic models
Read article: Could volcanic eruptions be predicted using satellite observations?