
Clara Moskowitz
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Images: The World's Most Beautiful Equations
By Clara Moskowitz published
Scientists choose their favorite mathematical equations.

Puzzling Plumage: Fractals Reveal Birds' Health
By Clara Moskowitz published
Birds may use fractals as a way of judging mates.

Cosmic Ray Hunting Balloon Sets Record for Longest Flight
By Clara Moskowitz published
The Super-TIGER mission is collecting cosmic rays from space.

How NASA Revealed Sun's Hottest Secret in 5-Minute Spaceflight
By Clara Moskowitz published
NASA's Hi-C (High-Resolution Coronal Imager) mission spotted never-before-seen solar magnetic braids.

Physicists Disagree Over Meaning of Quantum Mechanics, Poll Shows
By Clara Moskowitz published
Experts diverged on best interpretations of quantum theory, including whether Einstein was right or wrong.

Celestial Wonder Looks Uncannily Like a Manatee
By Clara Moskowitz published
A space object has been nicknamed the Manatee Nebula.

What Will First Photos of Black Holes Look Like?
By Clara Moskowitz published
Black holes will look crescent-shaped, researchers say.

Next Space Station Crew Faces Out-of-This-World Final Exams
By Clara Moskowitz published
A NASA astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts are cramming for their final hurdle before launch.

NASA-European Partnership on Deep-Space Capsule a First
By Clara Moskowitz published
Europe will build the service module for NASA's upcoming Orion space capsule.

Right Again, Einstein! New Study Supports 'Cosmological Constant'
By Clara Moskowitz published
A new finding casts doubt on an alternative to the cosmological constant theory.

Hubble Telescope to Snap 6 New 'Deep Field' Views of Universe
By Clara Moskowitz published
Photos will reveal some of the farthest and faintest objects yet seen.

Warp Speed: What Hyperspace Would Really Look Like
By Clara Moskowitz published
Sci-fi films often get it wrong, physicists say.

Science You Can Eat: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Food
By Clara Moskowitz published
A new museum exhibition takes the lid off food, revealing many strange and surprising facts.

Most Earth-Like Alien Planet Possibly Found
By Clara Moskowitz published
A newfound "super Earth" orbits a sun-like star in the habitable zone.

Hubble Space Telescope Could Last Until 2018, NASA Says
By Clara Moskowitz published
Hubble could run for at least a year after its successor, the James Webb Space Telescope, launches in 2017.

Alien Earth: What It Will Mean to Find Our Planet's Twin
By Clara Moskowitz published
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NASA's Curiosity Rover Brushes Mars Rock Clean, a First
By Clara Moskowitz published
The rover's Dust Removal Tool clears away the ubiquitous Red Planet dust.

Coldest Antimatter Yet Is Goal of New Technique
By Clara Moskowitz published
The new technique could help researchers probe antihydrogen mysteries.

Engineer Petitions White House for Real-Life Starship Enterprise
By Clara Moskowitz published
If the petition gathers 25,000 signatures, the Obama administration must issue an official response.

Year's Largest Astronomy Meeting Kicks Off in California Sunday
By Clara Moskowitz published
The conference is called the "Super Bowl of astronomy."

Private Moon Travel Startup Hires Lunar Lander Designer
By Clara Moskowitz published
The Golden Spike company has hired veteran firm Northrop Grumman to design its lunar lander.

Man Accused of Stealing Meteorites in North Carolina
By Clara Moskowitz published
Meteorites and electronics equipment worth more than $100,000 were taken from a science center on Christmas Eve.

Neil Armstrong's 'One Small Step': Controversy Erupts Over Moonwalk Quote
By Clara Moskowitz published
Neil Armstrong's brother says the famous line wasn't as spontaneous as thought.
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