Topic: University Of Colorado At Boulder
While the common perception of asteroids is that they are giant rocks lumbering about in orbit, a new study shows they actually are constantly changing "little worlds" that can give birth to smaller asteroids that split off to start their own lives ...
Are you a media multitasker? However, new research by EyalOphir, Clifford Nass, and Anthony D. Wagner at Stanford University suggests that people who multitask suffer from a problem: AsLin Lin at the University of North Texas puts it in a review of ...
Robust control over the positions, orientations, and assembly of nonspherical colloids may aid in the creation of new types of structured composite materials that are important from both technological and fundamental standpoints. 1 Department of Physics, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Institute, and ...
Scientists say new images reveal evidence of ancient lake on Martian surfaceNew images suggest Mars had a sizable lake on its surface billions of years ago, further evidence that the planet had a watery past.Images snapped by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter reveal ...
LADIES, your hands are a zoo. Noah Fierer and colleagues at the University of Colorado at Boulder swabbed the palms of 51 students leaving an exam. When they amplified and sequenced the DNA, they found 4742 species of bacteria in total - ...
Canadian and U.S. scientists have used ultrafast lasers to take snapshots of electrons in action. CU-Boulder) Here is a link to the original version of this image.. This research project has been led by CU-Boulder physics professors and JILA fellows Margaret Murnane ...
Fjords form when ice sheets gouge out a valley below sea level - but what makes the ice bite so deep? Mark Kessler of the University of Colorado at Boulder and his colleagues now reckon the process is simpler than that. This ...
YOU might think a clock with an accuracy of 1 second in 60 million years would be tough to beat. Yet atomic clocks using lattices of strontium atoms are poised to do just that, so becoming the gold standard for timekeeping. The ...
Astronomers have captured the strongest evidence yet that the growth of high-mass stars occurs by the rapid absorption of hot gas and not by the collision of several smaller stars. To complete the trifecta the team directed the Very Large Array at ...
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