TOP 100 SCIENCE SITES
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| Seas Grow Less Effective at Absorbing Emissions The Earth’s oceans have recently grown less efficient at sopping up carbon dioxide from fuel emissions, new research suggests. feeds.nytimes.com |
In pictures Nepal's greater one-horned rhino makes a comeback news.bbc.co.uk |
Temperature may hit high in 2010 The global average temperature could reach a record high in 2010, according to the UK's Met Office. news.bbc.co.uk |
Famous San Francisco sea lions leave in droves SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Two mysteries surround a huge herd of sea lions that were hanging out on a pier in San Francisco Bay: Why did so many show up, and why did so many leave at once?... hosted.ap.org |
Resurrecting dead dogs and making indestructible sandwiches In the last of our mini Science Weeklies, Alok Jha is joined by special guest Mick O'Hare.He's the editor of New Scientist's popular series of books with titles such as Does Anything Eat Wasps? and Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?The latest edition is called How to Make a Tornado and concerns the strange world of indestructible sandwiches, fake poo, resurrecting dead dogs – and many of the other odd things that scientists do in their quest for knowledge.The rest of the team is back in the studio next week. In the meantime, have a listen and post your comments on the blog below, find us on Twitter and Facebook, and, if you're that way inclined, peruse our archive.Alok JhaBen Green guardian.co.uk |