Collaborate Disseminate
Martian clouds could have an alien origin, according to a newly-published paper. The study suggests that mid-level clouds form above the Red Planet due to a phenomenon called “meteor smoke,” which occurs when space debris is shredded upon ent… Continue reading Martian clouds may be born of shredded meteorites
Last year astronomers discovered a gigantic “ghost” galaxy, named Antlia 2, orbiting the Milky Way. Now, new research led by Rochester University has found that the bizarre galaxy may have been involved in a hit-and-run that left the Milky Wa… Continue reading Milky Way still reeling from impact with "ghost galaxy"
Supercomputer simulations of galaxy evolution estimate how much of the Milky Way was born beyond its borders. Continue reading You Are Part Extragalactic, Study Says
Maybe George Costanza was right. Continue reading Computational Models Suggest Heroism Is Suboptimal for Saving Lives in an Emergency
Perhaps a posthuman civilization running simulations self-destructs, or a lab assistant accidentally spills coffee on computer hardware. Simulations can collapse. Continue reading Our Simulated Universe Is Just One Piece of a Matryoshka Doll of Annihilation
But the military version of ‘Arma’ is really good. Continue reading The US Army Has Too Many Video Games
High-energy cosmic rays mean an increase in cellular mutations, for good and bad. Continue reading Radiation From Ancient Supernovae May Have Given Evolution an Astrophysical Push
Total Extreme Wrestling’s community thrives dedicates time and energy for one goal—being able to tell their own story and rewrite history. Continue reading In Total Extreme Wrestling, You Can Write Pro Wrestling’s Past and Present
A group of consultants wants to help companies achieve gender balance through complex computer modeling. Continue reading This ‘Sims’-Like Software Models Real Workplaces With More Women
Meet the people who play games that resemble their 9-to-5s. Continue reading When Your Day Job Is Also Your Favorite Video Game