

Quote of the Week
"What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal."
Albert PikeTODAY'S BRIGHTER SIDE NEWS

Ancient argon may hide clues to the rocky interiors of Uranus and Neptune
Argon from the early solar system could mask the gas made by radioactive decay inside Uranus and Neptune. A second isotope could help future probes tell the sources apart.

Scientists twist laser light into patterns that can repair themselves
Researchers rotated overlapping patterns of polarized light to create new structures. Some recovered after opaque disks blocked parts of the beam.

A robot swarm could explore Mars by air, on foot and underground
Flying scouts, walking machines and rovers could explore Mars together. Würzburg engineers are developing the navigation and camera systems to help them do it.

Ancient fingerprints suggest children helped make clay figurines 15,000 years ago
Clay figurines from three Natufian settlements preserve fingerprints that suggest children helped make art before farming reached the region.






