Everyday science Blog Brian May’s new single includes Stephen Hawking, design your own physics-themed Christmas jumper Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Brian May’s new single includes Stephen Hawking, design your own physics-themed Christmas jumper
Cryosphere Blog Arctic heads for ‘uncharted territory’ Rising temperatures harm sea ice, caribou, shellfish and more, according to 2018 Arctic Report Card Read article: Arctic heads for ‘uncharted territory’
Cryosphere Blog AGU Fall Meeting: spying on penguin diet from space Exact shade of pink of Adélie penguin guano reveals how much fish the birds ate Read article: AGU Fall Meeting: spying on penguin diet from space
Everyday science Blog The Day After 35 years later, Carl Sagan and Henry Kissinger on nuclear war Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: The Day After 35 years later, Carl Sagan and Henry Kissinger on nuclear war
Quantum Blog A quantum threat gets its moment of fame Why quantum cryptography is attracting attention from more than just the usual suspects Read article: A quantum threat gets its moment of fame
Climate Blog ICESat-2: from treetop to ocean floor NASA scientists reveal images three months after satellite launch at AGU Fall Meeting Read article: ICESat-2: from treetop to ocean floor
Climate Blog AGU Fall Meeting: filmmaker discusses human tectonics James Balog’s documentary The Human Element will be shown this evening Read article: AGU Fall Meeting: filmmaker discusses human tectonics
Cryosphere Blog AGU Fall Meeting: the other side of Antarctica More glaciers in east Antarctica show ice loss, scientists report Read article: AGU Fall Meeting: the other side of Antarctica
Atmosphere Blog Hurricane Maria: a haircut, resilient palms and NASA’s Black Marble Liz Kalaugher blogs from the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting Read article: Hurricane Maria: a haircut, resilient palms and NASA’s Black Marble
Everyday science Blog Einstein and Feynman objects fetch millions, Manne Siegbahn’s Nobel medal is on the auction block Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Einstein and Feynman objects fetch millions, Manne Siegbahn’s Nobel medal is on the auction block