This Monday marked the 40th birthday of a joint venture of NASA and the USGS: Landsat. documenting changes to the… Read More
Polution in the city still is hazardous. Especially nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and microscopic particulate matter (PM) exceed those levels and… Read More
Since yesterday was my birthday I am particularly happy to proclaim: ?Happy 40th Birthday Landsat!? Landsat is a series of… Read More
On the trails of Roald Amundsen and Robert F. Scott. Antarctica is a fascinating continent. Covered in ice and snow… Read More
When looking at rocks, we have one obvious problem. Most rocks are rather opaque. So when you want to analyze… Read More
For most of us this might be more on the humorous side of science. But actually studying the mating habits… Read More
Some men just want to watch the world burn. For many batman is a childhood hero. But just as the… Read More
I first saw this photo on the telegraph. It was a story on a meteorite crashing into the ocean just… Read More
Probably you've seen the Periodic Table of Heavy Metal over at IFLS. http://on.fb.me/M8CJrh Although I'm quite a metal enthusiast, I… Read More
How can we image the Earth's interior when the deepest drillhole is 12 thousand meters deep? Right, we go into… Read More