Web life: Space Politics
A blog dedicated to the idea that "sometimes, the most important orbit is the Beltway"
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Longing for Laputa
Robert P Crease wonders whether scientists shouldn't rule the world after all
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Physicist and philanthropist Fred Kavli dies at 86
His legacy includes the Kavli Foundation and the $1m Kavli Prize
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NASA launches MAVEN probe to Mars
Mission to study red planet's lost atmosphere
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Deciding with science
Robert P Crease wonders why scientific input to important policy issues is so often ignored when it's actually critical
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India launches first mission to Mars
Probe to arrive at the red planet in 2014
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Astronomers call off boycott of NASA conference
Space agency reconsiders ban on Chinese scientists
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CERN physicist picked for new UN panel
Fabiola Gianotti appointed to 26-member scientific advisory board
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NASA badly hit by government shutdown
Space Station scientists won’t be left high and dry
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Raising funds to support physics
Peter Knight calls for your help to expand the work of the Institute of Physics
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