am 7.2017 - ScienceAlert
One of the fascinating mysteries of Ancient Rome is the impressive longevity of some of their concrete harbour structures. Battered by sea waves for 2,000 years, these things are still around while our...
am 7.2017 - Spaceflight Now
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket and the Intelsat 35e communications satellite at launch pad 39A during Monday's final countdown. Credit: SpaceX. For the second day running, computers automatically aborted a Falcon...
Live coverage of the departure of SpaceX's Dragon supply ship from the International Space Station and its splashdown in the Pacific Ocean with several tons of experiment samples and cargo. Text updates...
am 7.2017 - NPR
Twenty years ago Tuesday, a plucky little probe named Pathfinder landed at Ares Vallis on the surface of Mars. It didn't land in the traditional way, with retrorockets firing until it reached the surface....
am 7.2017 - BBC News
The huge diversity of frogs we see today is mainly a consequence of the asteroid strike that killed off the dinosaurs, a study suggests. A new analysis shows that frog populations exploded after the extinction...
SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket is set for liftoff from Cape Canaveral on Sunday evening, heading due east over the Atlantic Ocean to deliver the Intelsat 35e communications satellite into orbit 32 minutes later....
am 7.2017 - ABC News
Strange sea creatures that resemble large pink thimbles are showing up on the coast of southeast Alaska for the first time after making their way north along the West Coast for the last few years. Scientists...
am 7.2017 - Arkansas Online
Map showing the path of the moon's umbral shadow during the total solar eclipse on Aug. 21. Latest headlines. Darren McFadden: Went to Little Rock club after shooting to check on relatives, offer help...
am 7.2017 - Astronomy Magazine
As Juno prepares for an up-close look at Jupiter's giant storm, astronomers are supplementing their knowledge with Earth-based observations. By Alison Klesman | Published: Monday, July 3, 2017. PIA21713_hires....
am 7.2017 - WUNC
Most people have never heard of the most illegally trafficked animal in the world - the pangolin. They're about the size of a cat, armored with a full body of scales, and they curl up into a ball when...
am 7.2017 - Telegraph.co.uk
It is a mystery that continues to baffle modern engineers. Why do 2,000-year-old Roman piers survive to this day, yet modern concrete seawalls embedded with steel crumble within decades? Even Pliny the...
am 7.2017 - Space.com
For the second day in a row, SpaceX scrubbed the launch of a communications satellite with just 10 seconds left on the countdown clock. A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was scheduled to lift off at 8:35 p.m. EDT...
am 7.2017 - The Guardian
Scientist Marie Jackson has said Swansea lagoon's seawall should be built using Roman concrete. Photograph: Tidal Lagoon Power/PA. Science. Why Roman concrete still stands strong while modern version decays....
am 7.2017 - WABE 90.1 FM