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L.A. Preps for The Big One with Massively Multiplayer EarthquakeDisaster preparedness is about as sexy as flossing regularly, but a new alternate reality game could put the fun into contemplating the destruction of Los Angeles. Aftershock, run by the Institute for the Future and Art Center College of Design, is based on a 300-page U.S. Geological Survey s... |
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The Nanotech Antidote to Food PoisoningThe day after an awesome tailgate party, you feel deathly ill. Bacterial toxins are coursing through your veins, slipping into red blood cells, and tearing them to shreds from the inside. As the dead erythrocytes pile up, your kidneys start to fail. Maybe the burgers were a bit too rare. Per... |
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Earth: Out of the Freezer, Into the FireThe good news: thanks to global warming, humanity doesn't have to worry about another Ice Age in just 10,000 years. The bad news: global warming isn't all that much better, and we'll have to deal with it in our lifetimes. So said Tom Crowley, a University of Edinburgh geoscientist,... |
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Supreme Court: National Security Trumps Whales, Environmental LawIt's a loud, sad day off the coast of California: the Supreme Court today ruled in favor of the Navy and against environmentalists who argued that military sonar frequencies kill whales. "The balance of equities and the public interest ... tip strongly in favor of the Navy," wrote C... |
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Shock Waves Could Create Ingredients for PlanetsThe raw ingredients for planets could be created by supersonic shock waves around young stars, a new study to appear in the Astrophysical Journal suggests. NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope recently examined five baby solar systems with planets just beginning to form. The observations revealed t... |
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Live Video Chat With Wired Science Reporter at 11 a.m. PSTToday, we're embarking on a grand experiment to see what happens when you take a sleep-deprived, stressed-out science reporter and put him live in front of the world. That him, as you might guess, is me. You, or whoever tunes in, play the part of the world. I'll be talking about Wired Scie... |
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