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A summer storm gathers over Biosphere 2 near Oracle, Arizona
A summer storm gathers over Biosphere 2, the University of Arizona's research facility near Oracle, Arizona. Aaron Bugaj, Biosphere 2, University of Arizona
Frontier Rehearsing the Future Under Glass
John Adams and Laura Condon on how Biosphere 2 became the place where tomorrow's Earth is tested today
In September 1991, eight people walked through an airlock in the Arizona desert and sealed themselves inside a glass building for two years. Biosphere 2 was meant to show that a working world could be built by hand. Earth was Biosphere 1. Inside were a rainforest, an ocean, a savanna, a mangrove marsh, a desert and a farm, arranged so that the plants would take up the carbon dioxide the people breathed out and give back the oxygen and food...
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Alice on Earth and Bob on the Moon illustrating independent quantum operations
Alice on Earth, Bob on the Moon: neither can affect the other, A · B = B · A
Science Where’s the Catch?
Pedro Barrios Hita on real-number quantum mechanics
Anyone familiar with complex numbers knows they can be described using two real numbers. The extra ingredient is the imaginary unit, i, defined by...
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Composite image of the Galactic Center showing infrared and radio emission
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The First Sugar Between the Stars
Izaskun Jiménez-Serra on cosmic sugar
For much of modern astrochemistry, the formation of molecules has been understood as a gradual process...
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LiDAR image of the Fazenda Atlântica archaeological site in Acre, Brazil
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Civilization Written Into the Land
Alceu Ranzi and Martti Pärssinen on Aquiry
Before satellites and laser scans confirmed a civilization of possibly millions once thrived in...
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Katharina Glöckl and Raffael Spachtholz beside the scanning tunneling microscope used in the experiment
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A Camera for the Electron
Glöckl and Spachtholz on ultrafast electrons
Some experiments reveal, above all, the limits of what can be known. In July, researchers at the...
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