Physical Science Current Events

A service of Macroevolution.net

Our former page Physical Science Current Events has been broken up into a variety of pages where you can browse current science articles by topic. Most of the articles on Macroevolution.net, even those about physical science, have some bearing on biology. The various new pages are listed below. Take your choice:

Browse by topic:

General biology — Recent science articles about unspecialized biological topics of general interest.
Environmental news — Recent scientific findings about the environment.
Scientific current events in medicine — Health-related news and current events.
Zoology — Recent science articles about animals.
Biotechnology current events — Recent advances in biotechnology.
Molecular biology news — Recent developments in molecular genetics, molecular cell biology, and related fields.
Earth and physical science current events — Geology, paleontology, and physical science news articles with a bearing on biology.
Astrobiology — Astronomy news with a bearing on biology.
Fossil news — News about recent fossil finds.
Marine science current events — Scientific current events and discoveries in marine biology — anything relating to the world's seas and oceans.

A few of the more popular recent
science articles on the site:

Google Earth ocean terrain receives major update
Google updated ocean data in its Google Earth application this week with new data assembled by Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Full article →

The solar flare rumor Will a giant solar flare destroy the earth in 2012? Despite the rumors, NASA says no. Full article →

Existence of life on Mars virtually ruled out.
New study says Mars may have been arid to support life for last 600 million years. Full article →

Kepler-22b: A habitable planet
NASA's Kepler mission has confirmed its first planet in the "habitable zone," the region where liquid water could exist on a planet’s surface. Full article →

Earth's heat A new study says most of our planet's heat is of radioactive origin.
Full article →

Bug-sized flying robots
Researchers at Harvard and Johns Hopkins are working to develop tiny robots that fly. Full article →

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