New 'temperate' exoplanet hints at solar system like our own

Source CSMonitor by Peter N. Spotts on Thursday, March 18, 2010

New 'temperate' exoplanet hints at solar system like our own

Science - Astronomers have for the first time made detailed measurements of an exoplanet in the temperate zone around its star. Their conclusion: It looks a lot like a planet in our solar system.

Planck spies massive dust clouds

Planck spies massive dust clouds

Source BBC by Jonathan Amos on Thursday, March 18, 2010

Science - Europe's Planck space telescope pictures the colossal swathes of cold dust that spread through the Milky Way galaxy.

Limits of quantum world stretched

Limits of quantum world stretched

Source BBC by Jason Palmer on Thursday, March 18, 2010

Science - Scientists have created the largest-ever "quantum state", a result that has implications for quantum physics and computing.

New exoplanet like 'one of ours'

New exoplanet like 'one of ours'

Source BBC by Doreen Walton on Thursday, March 18, 2010

Science - A temperate new planet, discovered 1,500 light-years away from Earth is the first found which is similar to planets within our Solar System.

March (Money) Madness

March (Money) Madness

Source Blogs NYTimes by CATHERINE RAMPELL on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Science - A March Madness bracket based on the earnings potential of each school's alumni.

Do Jobless Benefits Discourage People From Finding Jobs?

Do Jobless Benefits Discourage People From Finding Jobs?

Source Blogs NYTimes by CASEY B. MULLIGAN on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Science - Some economists have gone too far by claiming that unemployment insurance is stimulating the economy, an economist writes.

Monkeys learn more from females

Monkeys learn more from females

Source BBC by Victoria Gill on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Science - Groups of monkeys pay more attention to females than to males when learning a task, say scientists.

Africa 'lacks climate vocabulary'

Africa 'lacks climate vocabulary'

Source BBC by Matt McGrath on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Science - Many Africans blame themselves for climate change and lack the knowledge to discuss the issue, a new BBC report suggests.

The Future of the Deficit

The Future of the Deficit

Source Blogs NYTimes by DAVID LEONHARDT on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Science - Spending on Medicare and Medicaid is on pace to account for more than half of the federal budget eventually.

More From Glaeser on America's Shrinking Cities

Source Blogs NYTimes by CATHERINE RAMPELL on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Science - The Harvard economist Edward L. Glaeser talks about "right-sizing" America's declining cities on "The Takeaway."

Extended Monotony

Source Blogs NYTimes by CATHERINE RAMPELL on Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Science - It has now been a year since the Fed began pledging to keep interest rates "exceptionally low" for "an extended period."

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