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Excerpts from the Red Folder
Physics World brings Feynman lecture to life
Classic 1964 lecture by Richard Feynman appears as "science doodle" in the March 2014 special issue of Physics World on education
Exoplanets are everywhere
Kepler doubles the number of known worlds
Rebirth of the SSC?
Could the derelict tunnel of the Superconducting Super Collider be home to an experiment to study the Higgs boson?
CERN creates new office for medical research
Low Energy Ion Ring being transformed into a biomedical facility
Golden-anniversary physics, flaming challenges, smart lists and more
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Are 'sterile neutrinos' dark-matter particles after all?
Unexpected X-ray signal from galaxy survey brings up new questions
A question of responsibility
A talk on weapons proliferation at the 2014 AAAS meeting takes an unexpected turn
Bad weather? Blame Santa
Atmospheric scientist Jennifer Francis explains her "Santa's revenge" theory to a receptive AAAS audience
Burning the midnight gas
This morning's AAAS sessions included a fascinating overview of the risks and challenges associated with hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking"
