Coast Guard vessel receives food drop by se_news THE ARTHUR M. ANDERSON has been stranded outside Conneaut Harbor for several days by a frozen Lake Erie. Vessels from the United States and Canadian coast guards are working to free the freighter. |
Snow on Your Telescope? Here’s How Astronomers Cope with Lousy Weather by se_news Resembling the puffs of smoke and sparks from a summer fireworks display in this image from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, these delicate filaments are actually sheets of debris from a stellar explosion in a neighboring galaxy. |
Bees Take their Medicine from the Nectar of Flowers by se_news The findings of a new research study have found how bees actually use different aspects of different flowers that they visit, to protect themselves from different forms of infections. |
Mapped: These are the quietest spots in America by se_news The dark blue areas are the quietest, and the yellow to white are the loudest.(National Park Service, Natural Sounds & Night Skies Division). |
Egg-laying season starts at breeding facilities for endangered California condors by se_news This undated photo from The Peregrine Fund shows an adult California condor at the fund’s World Center for Birds of Prey near Boise, Idaho. |
Ice in tunnel delays evening NJ Transit trains to and from NYC by se_news Ice played havoc with the evening commute after Amtrak officials had to send a work train into one of the Hudson River tunnels to deal with icing problems. |
NASA wants to find alien life on Europa, Jupiter’s icy moon by se_news NASA has conducted several activities to explore and determine a more efficient and effective way of finding life on Europa, or if it’s habitable by flyby method and examining the plumes. |
Hubble takes new pictures of Beta Pictoris by se_news The southwestern aspect of the disk is a bit unusual, in that the dust surrounding it is exceptionally bright, likely due to the debris that was left over from a significant collision – one that would destroy a planet about the size of Mars. |
‘God particle’ discovered in low cost experiment using superconductors by se_news Following its discovery first in 2012 at Cern’s Hadron Collider, an international research team of physicists from Israel, India, Germany and the US have now reported the first-ever sighting of the Higgs boson in superconducting materials. |
Scientists Discover New Species of Seadragons by se_news Up till now there were just two k nown species of seadragons but now powerful DNA tool has allowed researchers to more carefully analyze previously collected samples and as a result identify a new third species. |