Why The Government Should Fund Unpopular Science
It's a no-brainer: The government should be spending money on science that nobody else wants to fund.
It's a no-brainer: The government should be spending money on science that nobody else wants to fund.
As the first potentially deadly hurricane of the season nears the Gulf Coast, government employees are working around the clock to monitor it and issue warnings. And they're doing it for free, because of the government shutdown.
GAAAAAH GET IT OUT GET IT OUT GET IT OUT
The Volkswagen XL1, which gets the equivalent of 209 miles per gallon, debuted this morning in Chattanooga, Tenn.
It would burn a hole through you—and then some.
A new study finds more eye contact makes people less likely to agree with a persuasive argument, especially if they're already skeptical.
Goodbye, BB. Thanks for the education. (Don't worry—there are no final-season spoilers here!)
"If this stoppage is protracted, the start of the BRAIN project in 2014 will definitely be at risk."
By comparing diseases from then and now, researchers can learn how they spread. Maybe they can learn how to stop them, too.
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What happens to science and technology when we shut it all down?
The latest assessment from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, released in full online today, details what we can and cannot predict about global warming.