Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos Result of GPS Movement

So, remember about three weeks ago, when some neutrinos traveling between Geneva and the Gran Sasso Lab in Italy arrived about sixty nanoseconds quicker than the speed of light? That was weird. However, on the 14th, Ronald van Elburg at the University of Groningen at the Netherlands seems to have figured it out.  His team calculated […]


Brits get low key take on X-Files style mystery

Residents of a British street have been baffled by their electronic car key fobs suddenly stopping working. It’s led to a host of theories, some more outlandish than others. The BBC reports that the key fobs in Dimond Road, Southampton stopped working last Saturday. It appears to be some sort of problem with interference with […]

Amazon Offers Unexpected Triple Treat With its New Tablet [The Kindle Fire]

We all knew Amazon would be launching a new device today. In fact it’s launched two, cut existing prices, and very firmly told Apple that it’s game on. The expected release, the Amazon tablet, is to be named the Fire. It’s already on pre-order for $199. It’s an iPad style 7 inch only color touchscreen […]

Satellite Expected to Fall Out of Orbit on Friday

Well, at least gravity hasn’t been disproved today. The defunct Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite is expected to return to earth on Friday, and NASA says the debris could spread across 500-miles. Problem is, no one knows exactly where it’s going to land. As of 9:30 p.m. EDT Sept. 22, 2011, the orbit of UARS was […]

The Secret Lives of Solar Flares [Video]

If you’re into science and need something a little more substantial than the MinutePhysics videos we talked about earlier today, you should know about ScienceAtNASA on YouTube. Every time there’s a breaking development, interesting find or something your life might be substantially emptier for not knowing (thundersnow, anyone?!), the fine folks at NASA post a […]