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The first photo of the lunar far side taken by the Soviet spacecraft Luna 3 on Oct. 7, 1959. The right three-quarters of the disk is the far side. A = Mare Moscoviense, B = Tsiolkovsky Crater with central peak, C = Mare Smythii (on the near side-far side border) and D = Mare Crisium (near side). Credit: Roscosmos For millennia, human eyes have seen only one face of the moon. Put a dude from the Iron Age in a time machine and whisk him to 2013 and he’d see the same pattern of light lunar highlands punctuated by dark grey spots you see. Night after night after night. Telephoto view of the far si

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Explains A Lot: Scalia Says He Gets His News ONLY From Rightwing Papers, Talk Radio

The radically activist Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia --- who, despite his increasing tendency to legislate from the bench, likes to pretend he's not an activist and not legislating from the bench --- was asked about his personal sources for news in a New York interview by Jennifer Senior published over the weekend. His answer, while perhaps the least surprising news of the day, may explain

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The Week Ahead October 7-12: OPCW in Syria; UN Debates Disarmament; Iran Talks

This bulletin highlights significant events in the world of arms control in the coming week, as compiled by staff and friends of the Arms Control Association. (Send your suggestions for events to be covered here.) OPCW Inspectors Making Early Progress in Syria Inspectors from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), supported by a team from the UN, are in Syria are monitori

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Washington Times: Climate due to water cycle not carbon dioxide

I’m very glad to see this point being made in the mainstream media. Earth is a water planet (yet the models don’t do clouds, rain, snow or humidity well). This is pitched for The Washington Times audience, not a science blog, but it’s a point well made, and it’s good to see the point about positive feedback from water vapor, which I (and David Evans) have been making for so long, is getting out t

JoNova: Science, carbon, climate and tax / by Joanne Nova / 13h

32 Degrees of Insanity w/ Donnie Gillson

Truth Frequency N... / by Donnie Gillson / 23h