TOP 100 SCIENCE SITES
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| Working by Eavesdropping on DNA Doing Its Work Pacific Bioscience’s sequencer lets the DNA chain grow continuously and records a movie of flashing lights. nytimes.com |
Observatory: Photovoltaic Cells Are Still Very Green, Comparative Test Shows Over the life cycle of solar cells — from the mining of raw materials to the finished product — just how green are they? nytimes.com |
Official: China to monitor land use via satellite China will resort to satellite remote sensing technologies to monitor land use and protect the legitimate rights of farmers, an official said in Beijing on Friday. Ministry of Land and Resources will start using the high-tech device ... english.people.com.cn |
Stinky compound may be key to suspended animation Hydrogen sulfide, the compound that makes rotten eggs and swamp gas stink, may be the key to long-sought-after suspended animation, scientists say. "A little hydrogen sulfide gas is a way to reversibly and, apparently, safely cut met ... english.people.com.cn |
Stephen Hawking: there may be aliens! Stephen Hawking said there may be alients, but they may not be intelligent as others had thought, or just primitive life. The 66-year-old famed British cosmologist Hawking's comments were part of a lecture at George Washington Unive ... english.people.com.cn |