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Cogito Conversation: Michael Wong, Chemist with the Midas Touch
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, 02.04.2010
In honor of National Chemistry Week, Cogito welcomes this Rice University chemist selected by Smithsonian magazine as one of the “37 people under the age of 36 who are helping to shape the world.”
Shoot Me to the Moon? A Conversation with Nate and Barbara Schloss
by Kristi Birch
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, 01.21.2010
Siblings Nate and Barbara Schloss envisioned a solar-powered railgun to launch rockets to the Moon -- and the idea launched them to third place in the 2009 Pete Conrad "Spirit of Innovation" Awards.
Scale of the Universe
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, 02.04.2010
Zoom from the edge of the universe to the quantum foam of spacetime and learn the scale of things along the way! Learn the size of the Pillars of Creation; marvel at the minuscule scale of a neutrino!
Why Does Time Move Forward?
01.15.2010
In his new book, Caltech physicist Sean Carroll explains how time's one-way journey is entangled with entropy and the origin of the universe.
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