SCIENCE

The concept of science represents a collection of efforts put forth to expand the knowledge base of mankind, through research made in the fields of natural, formal, social, and applied sciences. The scientific method is at the core of these pursuits, with a general structure involving questions formulated leading to conducted experiments, followed by the results being analyzed and published for all to see.  The future of our understanding is based on this research, and resulting scientific discoveries are communicated through the blogosphere in a speedy fashion.

The rate of discovery increases daily, with various blogs reporting on items such as the  condition of the Large Hadron Collider experiment, the expanded usage of stem cells for the benefits of living organisms, and the continued development of nanotechnology for the medical and electronic advances it provides.

Individuals seeking scientific updates in editorial form have multiple choices at hand, including NASA's homepage with space and aeronautics updates, the Wired Science blog, and BlogCritics own science and technology section.

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Original Technorati articles tagged “SCIENCE”

• in Green
  Alternatives Energy Sources are Beginning to Take Off
  I have kept my eye on the alternative energy innovations quite a bit. They really interest me and not just from a 'green' perspective.
  by LilBambi / on Oct 15, 2009

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “SCIENCE”

• A Glorious Dawn

  
  Certified RANDOM — Authority: 131
  sooo for my first post i wanted to find something epic...but then i saw this video and it made me want to science all over myself.  although, it is called a glorious dawn...so thats kind of epic in itself.
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• Czar of Lies - Obama Science Czar John Holdren - Climategate

  
  ARRA News Service — Authority: 544
  Robert Romano, LG Senior News Editor: As the Climategate scandal unfolds and the manipulation and suppression of data disproving “man-made” global warming becomes more widely known, the fallout also continues to unfold as the Copenhagen Climate Summit prepares to promulgate another global treaty curbing carbon, ...
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• What a treat

  
  Doug's Dynamic Drivel — Authority: 140
  The world’s oldest science periodical, The Royal Society, started in 1660, has put 60 of the best research papers over the last 350 years, online at http://trailblazing.royalsociety.org/ . Papers range from Newton to Hawking. Great stuff. via BBC Tags: Hawking , mozart , newton , the royal society
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• Saving The Environment Along With Alternatives Just Before Nuclear As Well As Oil

  
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  var fbShare = {url: http://pledgeco.com/2009/saving-the-environment-along-with-alternatives-just-before-nuclear-as-well-as-oil/,size:large}Not all pellet stoves and boilers can burn such a wide choice of wood fuel pellets. The design of the pellet boiler at PelHeat gives it the capacity to be flexible enough to use ...
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• Forest Service eyes night flying against fires (AP)

  
  Yahoo! News: Science News — Authority: 198
  AP - The U.S. Forest Service is considering allowing its helicopters to attack wildfires at night, a practice the agency has long discouraged because of risks to pilots, a senior official said Monday.
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• Medicine and spirituality

  
  Boston.com -- Baseball News — Authority: 701
  Wendy Cadge is fascinated by the intersection of religion and medicine. The 33-year-old Brandeis University sociologist has spent years walking the halls of hospitals, interviewing physicians, nurses, and chaplains, and analyzing the offerings, often written on scraps of paper, that people tuck into hospital prayer ...
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• The “Cult of the Dead Polar Bears” is Vying for the Souls of Our Children

  
  Doctor Bulldog & Ronin — Authority: 444
  Yes, we all know that our children are being propagandized into the Global Warming hysteria via television and the Federal Rehabilitation/Indoctrination Centers for Kids (FRICK), a.k.a. – schools; but, it is up to us as parents to deprogram the little buggers with REAL facts: Climate-cult con is ...
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• Hi-Res Photos From Space

  
  Neatorama — Authority: 782
  These two photos are from the latest Space Shuttle Atlantis mission ( STS-129 ), which seemed to come and go much faster than the one before it.  At left, Atlantis prepares to dock at the International Space Station.  At right, the sunset through Earth’s thin blue atmosphere (photos by NASA).  These and ten more ...
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• Lab Works to Make Web Accessible for All

  
  Watch your favorite videos on the internet. — Authority: 180
  APs Haven Daley goes inside the Yahoo Accessibility Lab where engineers work to find ways for people with disabilities to use the world wide web.
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• breathtaking saturn

  
  toomanytribbles — Authority: 137
  click to source on ciclops ! cassini continues its extended tour of saturn with rev122, the spacecrafts 123rd orbit around the ringed planet. cassini begins rev122 on november 30 at its farthest distance from saturn, called apoapse. at this point, cassini is 2.5 million kilometers (1.55 million miles) from saturns ...
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• 2009 Startup Executive Compensation Survey Results

  
  @altgate — Authority:
  This Thursday, December 3rd, the results of the 2009 executive compensation survey will be detailed and broken down in two 90-minute webinars (one each for Life Sciences and Technology).  Over 700 companies in the US participated this year (the highest participation by a long shot in the 10-year history of the ...
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• Why Id happily eat lab-grown meat

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Laboratory-grown meat is getting closer to reality – and we neednt be repulsed, says Leo Hickman Whats the most disgusting thing youve ever put in your mouth? Never mind the kangaroo testicles and witchetty grubs pushed before jungle-strewn celebrities: earlier this year I met a man who has tasted a substance ...
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• Brain food: the problem with Scroogenomics

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Economist Joel Waldfogel says Christmas present-giving is an "orgy of wealth destruction". So does no good at all come of it? Twenty-four shopping days to go. Over the next few frantic weeks, the British will walk for miles, queue for hours and spend around £360 each on Christmas presents. And for most of you, the ...
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• Letters: Lemons and limeys

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Certainly, the diet offered by Captain James Cook ( Report , 30 November) was sensible with regard to the prevention of scurvy. However, James Lind, the naval surgeon, had published his detailed Treatise of Scurvy 23 years before, in 1753. Among other recommendations, derived from the first-ever clinical trials ...
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• In praise of… the Royal Society

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 163
  Gravity, evolution, the atomic nucleus, DNA. You name it, and the person who discovered it was a Royal Society fellow. While the individual glories of those on its membership roll are well established, its corporate contribution to advancing knowledge is appreciated less often. In the present, that contribution ...
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• Response: Intelligent design should not excluded from the study of origins

  
  Comment is free | guardian.co.uk — Authority: 163
  Complex biological systems have not been explained by neo-Darwinian processes Your article stated that "the government is ready to put evolution on the primary curriculum for the first time after years of lobbying by senior scientists" ( Scientists win place for evolution in primary schools , 9 November). Andrew ...
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• Skunk users face risk of psychosis

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 987
  Skunk, the powerful form of cannabis dominating the street drug market, is seven times more likely to cause psychosis than ordinary cannabis, scientists say today. The study, by researchers at the Institute of Psychiatry in London, is the first to look specifically at the effects of skunk. Dr Marta Di Forti and Prof ...
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• CLIMATEGATE - A REALLY inconvenient truth!

  
  WHAT REALLY HAPPENED — Authority: 665
  In 1991 720 oil wells were set alight in Iraq. This must have thrown a huge amount of CO2 into the atmosphere. If the global warming fable were true then the global temperature should have risen. It didnt. It actually dropped quite drastically at the end of the year. WRH permalink
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• Top grossing iphone games: November 30, 2010 - GamePro.com

  
  GeekedAbout.com News - Main RSS Feed — Authority: 180
  ElectricPig.tv Top grossing iphone games: November 30, 2010 GamePro.com Last week we looked at the top 20 highest grossing iphone games in the itunes App Store. Heres a look at how the top 10 now looks after all those Thanksgiving sales. Lots of movement in the top grossing iphone App space over ...
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• Arringtons CrunchPad, Dead Before Arrival - PC World

  
  GeekedAbout.com News - Main RSS Feed — Authority: 180
  CNET News Arringtons CrunchPad, Dead Before Arrival PC World Michael Arringtons much touted web tablet has become toast, albeit crunchy toast, caught in a fight amongst entrepreneurs and investors. David Coursey There is, for the record, no shame in having a product idea not make it market. ... ...
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