January 2008 Rap-Up
A lot has happened in the world of science since the New Year and the only way to really express the discoveries and controversies is through a free-form rap. Science Metropolis is growing in fits and...
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Even though the month was short, there was no lack of news to report. The world’s largest science conference convened in Beantown, and we listened to scientists both new and renowned. They spoke about...
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March was a slow month for news. There wasn’t a lot to peruse. Except a robot in space, And a skeleton’s face, Science did not have much of a muse. Unless you count blood going bad, And dying trees...
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The weather broke, and it reached 50. This month’s science, was pretty nifty. We learned happiness comes with age, and beekeeping is all the rage. Gene therapy helped a blind man see. And we lost the...
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Each morning I wake, and turn on my side. Reach for my laptop, hit power, and wait. Which stories I’ll read, it’s then I decide Oh look at the time, I’m ten minutes late. In May, there were many...
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September 2008 Science Rap-Up
A cross-section image showing debris (or “splash”) of particles entering the detector when the LHC beam was steered into the collimator (tungsten block) at around 9:50am, September 10. (Credit: CMS...
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