Everyday science Blog Simulating life on Mars in China, the physics of the latest Stars Wars film Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Simulating life on Mars in China, the physics of the latest Stars Wars film
Astronomy and space Blog Are there more interstellar visitors like ‘Oumuamua out there? NASA asteroid surveys have spotted about 90% of the “dinosaur killers” near Earth Read article: Are there more interstellar visitors like ‘Oumuamua out there?
Particles and interactions Blog The only palpable evidence of physics beyond the Standard Model A great day for neutrinos in Denver Read article: The only palpable evidence of physics beyond the Standard Model
Business and innovation Blog Smart sensors and novel nanomaterials draw crowds in Berlin Materials that pack 40% more energy into batteries and a smart watch that monitors blood glucose were among the highlights at last week’s IDTechEx Show Read article: Smart sensors and novel nanomaterials draw crowds in Berlin
Gravity Blog More black-hole mergers from LIGO–Virgo The APS April Meeting kicks off in Denver Read article: More black-hole mergers from LIGO–Virgo
Astronomy and space Blog Black hole simulations, delicate molecules in space and more from the University of Colorado Are neutrinos the unsung heroes of particle physics? Read article: Black hole simulations, delicate molecules in space and more from the University of Colorado
Astronomy and space Blog Returning to the Moon with gusto From a permanent lunar base to the origins of life on Earth Read article: Returning to the Moon with gusto
Astronomy and space Blog Black hole image sparks Internet memes, unsavoury behaviour and a Google Doodle Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Black hole image sparks Internet memes, unsavoury behaviour and a Google Doodle
Metrology Blog Metrology marathon at NIST Hamish Johnston visited the metrology lab to discover the latest innovations in quantum sensors, atomic clocks and much more Read article: Metrology marathon at NIST
Land Blog EGU delegates map Zimbabwe to help Cyclone Idai recovery First EGU mapathon tags more than 200 buildings in OpenStreetMap Read article: EGU delegates map Zimbabwe to help Cyclone Idai recovery