Tag: science

Black Women In Robotics: Giving Birth To The Future

Read at Black Nerd Problems.

Who else is buried in King Tut’s tomb? Perhaps a queen, says one Egyptologist.

Read at The Christian Science Monitor.

Mask of Tutankhamun's mummy at The Egyptian Museum.

Mask of Tutankhamun’s mummy at The Egyptian Museum.

Michio Kaku & Brian Green Explain String Theory in a Nutshell: Elegant Explanations of an Elegant Theory

Read at Openculture.com.

Indian Space Research Organisation Releases Book On India’s Space Program

LINK: Entitled: From Fishing Hamlet to Red Planet

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Science and Technology Policy in Colombia

Click here to read at Dissidentvoice.org.

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Neil deGrasse Tyson On What He Learns From Comedians

Read at Vox.com.

Todd VanDerWerff interviews the famed astrophysicist.

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We Were Not Wired For Scary Things: Adventures in the Spooky Science of Thrills, Chills and Halloween Fear

Click to read at Salon.com.

Riding Japan’s Takabisha, the world’s steepest roller coaster, is the perfect way to demonstrate this.

Neil deGrasse Tyson Is Your—And Everyone Else’s—Personal Astrophysicist

Read at Vice.com.

What Is Déjà Vu? Michio Kaku Wonders If It’s Triggered by Parallel Universes

Click here to read at OpenCulture.com.

This Year, One Third of “Genius Grants” Recipients Are People Of Color

Click here to see the complete list of fellows at the MacArthur Foundation website.

Joining a class of folks that includes the late Octavia Butler, Ta-Nehisi Coates is only one of the many people of color recently awarded a coveted MacArthur Foundation grant. (Awardees include everyone from a puppetry director to an inorganic chemist.)

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