g Stars - A new image of a galactic pileup shows the vivid chaos of two colliding galaxies, giving astronomers a ringside seat to watch how the cosmic mergers can influence the evolution of the universe. See article.
g Abodes - Chemists have uncovered a chemical reaction that could allow scientists to study the ancient atmospheres of Earth and Mars. The technique could yield clues about past life on Earth - and the potential for past life on Mars. See article.
g Life - A research group has shown that the closest living relatives of the tetrapods - the lungfish - are insensitive to sound pressure but sensitive to vibrations. See article.
g Intelligence - Researchers have documented species differences in the pattern of brain development after birth that are likely to contribute to cognitive differences between modern humans and Neanderthals. See article.
g Message - Would anyone deliberately beam high-powered signals into space? Can we assume that extraterrestrial societies would broadcast in ways that would mark their location as plainly as a flag on a golf green? See article. This article is from 2003
g Cosmicus - NASA has devised a new tool in the battle against massive eruptions from the sun: an early warning system to protect electrical grids on Earth from extremely powerful solar storms. See article.
g Learning - In the quaint physics laboratory of St Joseph’s College, Bangalore, every Saturday a group of youngsters can be seen nurturing its space dream and be part of India’s highly sophisticated space research program. See article.
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