Here we are at the end of another week. I took Monday off, so my sense of time is off too; it feels like a short week. Anyway, here are some science articles I found of interest this week:
Technology makes storing radioactive waste safer
World's most powerful laser could "tear apart the vacuum of space"
(I found this article linked here. Wouldn't it be cool if scientists could prove the existence of other dimensions?)
"Vampire" Bacteria has potential as living antibiotic
(Humm, coincidence that this article was released the day after Halloween? I think not.)
Do bacteria age?
Communication in the depths--perhaps not as primitive as we would like to think
And I can't ignore this one from CNN:
It's not "Star Trek," but NASA wants a tractor beam
I do have something to celebrate--Lyon's Legacy is finally part of Smashwords' Premium Catalog. I had to redo the formatting a couple of times before it passed the AutoVetter. Hopefully it will be easier with my next project.
Do you have anything to celebrate this weekend?
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Congrats on getting past AutoVetter!
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