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Location in the San Rossore Park, nice, clean rooms, beautiful building, good restaurant on the site, very peaceful place, especially at night (with some luck, you can see wildlife).
Very hard to find the place. You will can not find with GPS. If you can not speak Italian maybe you will not find this hotel anymore!!!! It is uncomfortable with the racecourse same place for the hotel and so smelly.
Good value, spacious room, in nationale parc, great shower, TV, distance to centre of Pisa (by car), two very nice beaches within driving distance, stables below rooms!
No air con in our room, could do with a sign post on SS1!
The location was perfect. In the middle of a national park slipping beside a farme with horses and much more. Really relaxing atmosphere in the middle of nature. The restaurant is simply perfect with local hunting dishes.
The bathroom was a bit small.
Great for spending a calm moment in nature, great value for money, very clean and pretty room
as we did only stay for one night, we could not explore the natural reserve as this is only possiblerwith guided tours during the day
In the wild life. Outside is beautiful
The room has no window, and very small. Bathroom is very smelly.
Good value for money. Quiet place.
But poor choices for breakfast, and tours not even offered in English. This place has a high potential but the management seems not aware of it.
Parkland setting Breakfast Dinner in the cafe Horses in the room below
Donkey in the middle of the night sofa bed (3rd in triple room) was a bit hard
Pisa is vers nearby, even on the bikes we rent.
Difficult to find and there was no access to the sea.
Ancient hunting stables turned into an hotel. Easy car ride to Pisa but Pisa sightseeing buses pass by the door. Superb grounds, lots of wildlife, foxes, frogs, deer, horses etc. all outside your door. Great restaurant. Plenty of space for the kids to run around without traffic.
Needs a full day to explore the grounds and take the horse and cart ride. We only had one night.
An unusual but charming location, the hotel is located in a nature reserve. The rooms are comfortable and clean and the staff were very helpful. The breakfast was very good. It's less than 15 mins into Pisa but it feels very secluded. A lovely place to stay. It's a good idea to check the location and directions before hand as it could be a little tricky to find (don't get put off by the barriers/entrance to the nature reserve - just keep going and you will start to see the signs)
The surroundings are brilliant and the rooms are Nice.
Nice park and pine trees.
Smell of animals. The most of the park is restricted area thus no access to the beach (ended up driving for 25 min. to the nearest one). We tried to walk a bit off the main road of the park and was turned back by the police.
Beautiful hotel in the middle of (almost) wild nature. Rooms are huge and designed with Italian taste. From the large windows you can see horses and surrounding nature. Everything is clean and neat. Breakfast was delicious and parking was provided. Pisa is approx. 10 min car ride away and after visiting Pisa landmarks all day we were looking forward to relax in the calm atmosphere of this beautiful place. We wished we could extend our stay for more days - that good it was.
Maybe I haven't understand the receptionist well, but the sea is not accessible at all (not via car or by foot). That's not a mistake of the hotel - it is a protected area with wild life.
Venue, setting
Good value and fantastic location
to recommend. everything was perfect.
Lovely place, we will return! They helped with directions so we could easily find the place, very comfy and clean room. You can rent a bike and visit the park a bit...a place full of history that worth being (re)discovered :)
Location was brilliant Food good too
The receptionist was not helpful at all during the receptionist! Maybe it was new or i don't know!
Everything! From the friendly and helpful staff when booking in, through the comfortable clean well appointed room and the excellent setting it was hard to fault.
Nice building and area
Gate closed at night, no access to area. Limited possibilty to have evening meal.
We liked everything about the hotel. The staff was very welcoming.Free breakfast was a treat.The room was very comfortable & had a little privacy too. The kids bunk beds were in the adjacent room.This is a great resort hotel with numerous activities for all ages, specially for the kids. Pisa tower is a just a few minutes drive away. The overall experience was worth the money paid. Would highly recommend if you wish to stay in the nature away from the usual city like hotels
The hotel was hard to locate at night time. The gps did not work that well so plan your trip to the Hotel in the day time
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|Steven Kampfer remains headstrong through concussion
|03.07.11 at 12:44 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Despite not practicing, Bruins rookie defenseman Steven Kampfer held court in the dressing room Monday, discussing his recent concussion and how his recovery is going.
Kampfer was hit hard in the corner Thursday night by Lightning forward Mattias Ritola. After trying to play another shift, Kampfer stayed on the bench for the rest of the period before leaving the game.
"He was going for a highlight hit and I gave it to him," the rookie said.
Kampfer noted Monday that he has had concussions before, but given how long ago they were, they are "nothing in that time frame of where it could ever be reoccurring."
"I've had a couple of years since the last one," he said, "so I guess it's more of you get it and it rattles you a little bit, but it is what it is."
The concussions of which he speaks relate to a delicate subject. While in school at the University of Michigan, Kampfer found himself on the wrong end of a couple of dangerous incidents. A late night altercation in October of 2008 with a running back from Michigan's football team resulted in Kampfer getting his head smashed into a sidewalk, fracturing his skull.
Just over three months later, two Michigan State players attacked Kampfer on the ice, with Andrew Conboy sucker-punching him from behind and Corey Tropp hitting him in the neck area with his stick.
"Those [concussions] were two separate things," Kampfer said Monday. "That was the only time where I had two concussions in a short period of time."
Now, the 22-year-old blueliner hopes to begin riding the stationary bike within the next couple of days before eventually making a return to the ice. He was initially ruled out for a week since his diagnosis on Friday, but on Monday was unsure of when he may return. Noting that "you can't replace a head," he understands that waiting it out is necessary, despite how badly he wants to return to the ice.
"I think any time you get hurt it frustrates you. It's not more the timing than anything, it's that you're frustrated because you want to play," he said Monday. "The main goal now is to get healthy and start feeling better, and then get back out on the ice when I get the opportunity."
|Mark Recchi will travel with Bruins to Montreal, Steven Kampfer and Andrew Ference to hang back
|03.07.11 at 12:13 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Bruins coach Claude Julien said that Mark Recchi missed Monday's practice with personal reasons, but that the veteran forward will travel with the team to Montreal for Tuesday's game against the Canadiens. Defensemen Steven Kampfer and Andrew Ference will not travel with the B's. Kampfer, out with a concussion, is still dealing with headaches as he looks to get back on the ice.
"It's the occasional headache that still bothers you, and that's about it," Kampfer said Monday. "It's frustrating. They'll go away for a couple of hours and then they'll come back. It's getting better as time goes on."
Ference has been dealing with a lower body injury and was expected to begin skating by Monday, but he remained absent from practice.
"We had predicted [that he would begin skating] yesterday or maybe today, but [he's] not quite there yet, but it really is a day-to-day situation," Julien said. "Depending on how things go today, it could be tomorrow or the day after, but he's getting closer."
|Mark Recchi, Andrew Ference absent as Bruins return to practice
|03.07.11 at 10:43 am ET
WILMINGTON — The Bruins took the ice at Ristuccia Arena Monday morning as they gear up for a stretch this week that features three games in four nights. They'll kick things off Tuesday in Montreal before hosting the Sabres Thursday and heading to Long Island on Friday.
Everyone was accounted for at Bruins practice but Mark Recchi, Steve Kampfer and Andrew Ference. Patrice Bergeron returned to the B's for Monday's skate after missing Saturday's game due to personal reasons. With Recchi not on the ice, Tyler Seguin took his spot on Bergeron and Brad Marchand's line.
This day in Bruins history is a memorable one, but not for good reason. It was a year ago that Matt Cooke changed Marc Savard's career with a blindside hit in Pittsburgh.
|Bruins come back but lose to Penguins in overtime
|03.05.11 at 9:35 pm ET
The Bruins fell to the Penguins, 3-2, in overtime Saturday night, stopping their winning streak at seven games.
The Penguins, who have been without star forwards Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby, picked up just their second victory in their last eight games, largely on the strength of two tallies from Dustin Jeffreys, the last of which decided the game at 1:52 of overtime.
Of course, in some ways, the Bruins were fortunate to get a single point. With the Bruins trailing, 2-1, and Tim Thomas pulled, Tomas Kaberle blocked a shot from Boston nemesis Matt Cooke the B's moved the puck up the ice and attacked the Pittsburgh goal, with David Krejci scoring with 32.5 seconds left to tie the game and send it to overtime.
Zdeno Chara opened the game's scoring, taking a pass from Krejci and firing a wrist shot past Penguins goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury for his 11th goal of the season. Chara's goal came at 7:26 of the second period, though a Penguins 2-on-1 less than three minutes later would result in a Jordan Staal goal to tie it up at 10:09. The Penguins would take the lead at 11:19 on Jeffreys' sixth goal of the season.
Thomas took the loss for the Bruins, falling to 29-8-7 on the season. The Bruins will next play on Tuesday, when they travel to Montreal to face the Canadiens for the fifth time this season.
– There may not be a more frustrating penalty for a team to take than too-many-men on the ice, and the Bruins did just that in the first minute of the second period. Milan Lucic served the bench minor at 0:53, though the Penguins did not capitalize on the power play.
That wasn't the extent of the frustrating penalties for the Bruins, as Lucic would go off for hooking at 14:49 of the third with the B's trailing by a goal. Like the too-many-men penalty, it didn't end up proving costly on the scoreboard, though it chopped two minutes off a comeback bid.
– The infusion of Kaberle into the power play still hasn't led to the results the Bruins need. The B's found themselves with a man advantage just once on the night, and in failing to convert have now gone 1-for-17 on the power play since acquiring Kaberle. Again, it isn't a case of the power play looking necessarily bad, as Kaberle's passes have made him appear as advertised. The lack of finishing touch, however, remains a big problem for the unit.
– The winning streak wasn't going to last forever, but the Bruins had a chance to come within a point of the Flyers for the top spot in the Eastern Conference. The Flyers lost to the Sabres, 5-3, on Saturday and have dropped their last three game. They've gone 2-4-1 in their last seven, so the Bruins have been able to gain on them significantly of late.
– In begin credited with the assists on Chara's goal and contributing the equalizer, Krejci and Lucic each have 11 points over their last eight games. Krejci, who hit Chara with a nice pass at the blue line, has two goals and nine assists over the span, while Lucic has scored five and gotten six helpers.
– Remember Chara's fun Peter Bondra-inspired celebration when he picked up a hat trick against the Hurricanes on Jan. 17? That was the last time he had scored until Saturday. Chara broke a 19-game goal-less streak with his wrister from the high slot.
– The Bruins, who have battled back in the third period many a time this season, did so again. After the Penguins outshot Boston by a 29-10 count through two periods, the Bruins put more pucks on the net than Pittsburgh in the third. Matt Cooke had the opportunity to bury the game with an empty-netter, but his bid was blocked.
|Bruins trail Penguins entering third
|03.05.11 at 8:36 pm ET
The Bruins got on the board first, but they trail the Penguins, 2-1, after two periods of play. The Penguins are outshooting the B's, 29-20.
The Bruins opened the scoring when David Krejci hit Zdeno Chara in the high slot, where the captain fired off a wrist shot that beat Marc-Andre Fluery. It was Chara's first goal in 20 games, with his last coming on Jan. 17 vs. the Hurricane (Chara had a hat trick in the 7-0 win).
The Penguins took less than three minutes to respond, as a good opportunity from the third line turned into a 2-on-1 for the Penguins when Johnny Boychuk failed to keep the puck in the zone. Jordan Staal scored on the 2-on-1, his seventh of the season.
Dustin Jeffrey made it 2-1 at 11:19 when he slid one past Thomas from the hahmarks.
|Bruins, Penguins scoreless after one
|03.05.11 at 7:43 pm ET
The Bruins and Penguins remain scoreless after the first period, with Pittsburgh outshooting the B's, 14-9.
The Bruins' lone power play of period came at 13:08, when Ben Lovejoy went off for holding. The B's failed to convert and are now 1-for-17 on the power play since acquiring Tomas Kaberle.
The period also featured fisticuffs, as Michael Rupp appeared victorious in a bout with Shawn Thornton at 2:59. Later in the period, Nathan Horton beat down Craig Adams when the two got into it at 18:31.
Nathan Horton had a couple of close-range opportunities on Marc-Andre Fleury but was stopped by the goaltender on one and saw his shot get blocked a Penguins skate on the other. Michael Ryder also had a great opportunity on Fleury but held the puck too long in an attempt to deke the Penguins' goaltender.
|Tim Thomas in goal for Bruins vs. Penguins
|03.05.11 at 6:39 pm ET
Tim Thomas led the Bruins out onto the ice Saturday night, meaning he will be between the pipes vs. the Penguins. The status of the starting goaltender was unclear throughout the day, as the B's held an optional morning skate.
Thomas is 29-8-6 this season with a league-best 1.95 goals against average and a .940 save percentage. He allowed one goal in Thursday's 2-1 win over the Lightning. The Bruins have won seven in a row.


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For all you music lovers out there, today's infographic compares and analyzes the top five music festivals in the United States from Ticket City, an American ticket broker and online marketplace. California's Coachella, brought to you by the Empire Polo Club, comes in ranked at No. 1, with 199 artists scheduled to perform over a two-weekend span, and over 170,000 persons in attendance. Austin's "ACL" ranks at No. 2, with almost 200,000 attendees, and a cheaper price for three-day admission than Coachella, but features far fewer artists (Coachella – 199 vs. ACL - 130).
Manchester, Tennessee's much smaller, "roots-oriented" Bonnaroo placed third. With only an estimated 10,000 attendees, and the most expensive price tag for three-day passes, Bonnaroo appeals more to the true hippie adventurers and music lovers. Despite international presence and expansion, Chicago's Lollapalooza ranked at No. 4, with the fewest attendees for three-day festivals and an average cost.
South by Southwest blew everyone else out of the water for variety and extensiveness of musicians, with a whopping 2,000 plus artists registered to play (and that's only artists registered to play "official" SXSW showcases; if you have any knowledge of Austin's SXSW, you might know that there are seemingly infinite un-official shows featuring local artists). But, all that variety comes at a hefty price: $695 for a week-long music badge. For more details, check out today's infographic.
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Some of you might consider the notion that we eat fish because it's healthy is common knowledge. Not everyone is quite as convinced, though. In fact, some of us are fully aware of this, but pull some impressive mental gymnastics to avoid eating healthy, because we're all big babies that can't take care of ourselves. There are plenty of reasons why seafood is good for you shown in this infographic, and countless more that could be be pulled up in a quick Google search. So to avoid redundancy, I'm going to use this space to try and debunk some the excuses we might give ourselves.
The biggest one goes out to anyone that doesn't live close to water. Some people will actively dismiss eating fish that isn't "fresh," but consider the freshness of any other meat you can get in the supermarket. I personally would take a can of tuna over Spam any day. Then, there's the very contingent fact that fish is more expensive than other meats. This is mostly true, based on what you're comparing fish to, but the price difference is only marginal and the gap is closing across grocery stores nationwide. Most of us eat out regularly as a personal treat. If you're already willing to pay the few extra bucks for that, then consider getting the red snapper Pontchartrain next time because that would take a lot more effort and money to make at home than a steak. Considering that I have trouble drinking eight glasses of water everyday, I think eating fish twice a week is actually pretty reasonable.
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The City of Sin. Las Vegas has always been portrayed as a city that is bustling with life and fun. Throughout cinema, the city is a hotspot for death and destruction. Fortunately, there is neither massive destruction nor chaos running rampant in the City of Sin, so we can feel comfortable watching it happen to LV in some of Hollywood's greatest hits.
In today's infographic, there are six films where doom finds Sin City. Starting at number six, we find that giant radioactive lizards and insects can lay waste to the city in a remake of the Japanese hit, Godzilla. At number five, zombies rule the City of Sin, as a group of survivors pass through in search for a cure to the virus that brings the dead back to life. At number four - the most realistic – a plane full of convicts crashes into a casino. The director used the opportunity to film the destruction of the casino at the same time as the filming of the number three spot. Mars Attacks, my personal favorite, is a story that really has it all – it's about a group of aliens that invade Las Vegas in a comedic and yet terrifying way. At number two, another virus shows how we as humans have much to fear when it comes to survival in a city filled with millions of people. The number one spot in our six ways to destroy Las Vegas, we look to another supernatural event that causes destruction.
While watching these tremendous movies, remember to be "sin"-pathetic. Las Vegas, as hard as it is, has feelings, too. [via]
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There is more to voting than simply going to a polling place and casting your ballot. A lot of planning goes into an election day. Pollsters must be employed, trained, and dispatched to polling places. They start early and stay until the last person has voted. Then, election officials gather the votes in a central location and count them. All of this is done in order to have efficient and honest elections.
An election day for pollsters starts early and goes late into the night. A typical day is 12 hours long or longer. The pay differs from state to state, but usually it's the minimum wage. Some polling places employ high school students. The request for bilingual pollsters to help out is immense. The question is, can you be a pollster?
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Anonymous Indonesia, meanwhile, made it clear that the spying was not welcome. Targeted websites opened with the message: "Stop spying on Indonesia," accompanies by an image of Guy Fawkes on the Indonesia and Australian flags. The image is one that Anonymous hacking groups use regularly, donning Guy Fawkes facemasks when they protest in public.
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One day after a mercy-rule drubbing at the hands of Georgia Tech, Virginia bounced back in a big way Saturday by shutting out top seed Florida State 7-0 at the ACC Tournament in Greensboro.
The Cavaliers sent 11 batters to the plate in a big six-run seventh inning, highlighted by a pair of two-run singles from Derek Fisher and Brandon Downes.
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Virginia entered the day with a slim chance to make the Championship game on Sunday. A Clemson win over Georgia Tech in Saturday's opener and a UVa win against Florida State would have found the defending champion Cavs back in the title game but the Yellow Jackets stayed perfect with a 5-1 win to advance.
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Now in its fourth edition, Psychology and Law is a comprehensive guide to the complex interactions between psychology and criminal law. Andreas Kapardis explores contemporary psycho-legal issues both in and out of the courtroom, from eyewitness testimony, investigative interviewing, jury decision making, and sentencing as a human process, to restorative justice, terrorism, police prejudice and offender profiling. The book draws upon sources from Europe, North America and Australia to investigate the subjectivity and human fallibility inherent in our systems of justice. It suggests ways of minimising undesirable influences on judicial decision making, and discusses procedures for dealing with witnesses and suspects. Fully revised and with greater emphasis on relevant law, Psychology and Law remains the leading text on legal psychology for students and practitioners in psychology, law, criminology, social work and law enforcement.
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The space agency on Tuesday announced plans to launch another mega-rover to the red planet in 2020 that will be modeled after the wildly popular Curiosity. To keep costs down, engineers will borrow Curiosity's blueprints, recycle spare parts where possible and use proven technology including the novel landing gear that delivered the car-size rover inside an ancient crater in August.
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A jet of X-rays from a supermassive black hole 12.4 billion light years from Earth has been detected by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory. This is the most distant X-ray jet ever observed and gives astronomers a glimpse into the explosive activity associated with the growth of supermassive black holes in the early universe.
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A team of researchers have built a new type of nuclear reactor that is reliable enough to be used on space flights. The prototype, which has been used to generate 24 W of electricity, relies on heat pipe technology developed at Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1983. The fluid-based cooling system requires no moving parts and the reactor itself is based on a simply closed-loop Stirling engine.
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By combining the power of the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope and one of nature's zoom lenses, astronomers have found what is probably the most distant galaxy yet seen in the universe. The object offers a peek back into a time when the Universe was only 3% of its present age of 13.7 billion years.
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A pinch of fine dust and sand from a patch of windblown material called "Rocknest" became the first sample of soil examined by the Mars Science Laboratory's suite of laboratory instruments, called Sample Analysis at Mars. The sample was delivered on Nov. 9, allowing the mass spectrometry, gas chromatography, and laser spectrometry instruments to study the sample. Researchers are poring through the data now.
Judge backs NASA lab in work discrimination caseNovember 5, 2012 10:32 am | News | Comments
A California judge has tentatively ruled in favor of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in a wrongful termination lawsuit brought by a former computer specialist who alleged he was singled out in part because of his belief in intelligent design.
Rover finds Mars atmosphere free of methaneNovember 5, 2012 10:12 am | News | Comments
A set of instruments aboard the rover has ingested and analyzed samples of the atmosphere collected near the "Rocknest" site in Gale Crater where the Curiosity rover is stopped for research. With these initial sniffs of Martian atmosphere, preliminary results reveal little to no methane. Methane is of interest as a simple precursor chemical for life.
Satellite data reveals power of solar windOctober 25, 2012 12:28 pm | by Karen C. Fox, NASA | News | Comments
A new study based on data from European Space Agency's Cluster mission shows that it is easier for the solar wind to penetrate Earth's magnetic environment, the magnetosphere, than had previously been thought. Scientists have, for the first time, directly observed the presence of certain waves that show Earth's atmosphere behaving more like a sieve than a barrier.
Opposite behaviors? Arctic sea ice shrinks while Antarctic ice growsOctober 24, 2012 8:15 am | by Maria-José Viñas, NASA | News | Comments
A new NASA study shows that from 1978 to 2010 the total extent of sea ice surrounding Antarctica in the Southern Ocean grew by roughly 6,600 square miles every year, an area larger than the state of Connecticut. However, this growth rate is not nearly as large as the decrease in the Arctic, which has scientists questioning the reasons for the growth. Atmospheric circulation may be one cause.
SwRI to build miniature solar observatory for manned suborbital flightOctober 23, 2012 11:22 am | News | Comments
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) has received funding from NASA to build a miniature, portable solar observatory for developing and testing innovative instrumentation in suborbital flight. The SwRI Solar Instrument Pointing Platform will fly on new, commercial manned suborbital craft to enable spaceborne science and instrument development at a fraction of the cost of unmanned sounding rockets.
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Skydiver's feat could influence spacesuit designOctober 18, 2012 11:39 am | by Marcia Dunn, AP Aerospace Writer | News | Comments
According to a NASA engineer, "Fearless Felix" Baumgartner's death-defying jump Sunday from a balloon 24 miles above Earth gives us a good foundation for improving the odds of survival for professional astronauts, space tourists, and high-altitude pilots and passengers. Researchers have spent decades working on self-contained space escape systems, with no significant advances since Joe Kittinger in 1960 jumped from 19.5 miles up and reached 614 mph.
Dark matter filament studied in 3D for the first timeOctober 17, 2012 8:29 am | News | Comments
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NASA's Commercial Crew Program (CCP) partner Blue Origin has successfully fired the thrust chamber assembly for its new 100,000 pound thrust BE-3 liquid oxygen, liquid hydrogen rocket engine. As part of Blue's Reusable Booster System (RBS), the engines are designed eventually to launch the biconic-shaped space vehicle the company is developing.
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Scientists have pieced together the sequence of events of the farthest touchdown a man-made spacecraft has ever made on an alien world. Their work in tracking the bounces, wobbles, and skids the probe made before coming to rest on Titan reveals new clues about the Saturn moon's surface and helps plan future missions to moons and planets.
Surprises found in Mars rock touched by CuriosityOctober 12, 2012 10:18 am | News | Comments
Two instruments on the Mars rover Curiosity were used to study the chemical makeup of a football-size rock called "Jake Matijevic". In addition to the ChemCam, which had examined a number of rocks, NASA for the first time used an X-ray spectrometer on the new rock, finding that its composition resembles some unusual rocks found in Earth's interior.
SpaceX Dragon capsule launched to space stationOctober 7, 2012 9:30 pm | by MARCIA DUNN - AP Aerospace Writer - Associated Press | News | Comments
A commercial cargo ship rocketed into orbit Sunday in pursuit of the International Space Station, the first of a dozen supply runs under a mega-contract with NASA. It was the second launch of a Dragon capsule to the orbiting lab by the California-based SpaceX company. This time was no test flight, however, and the spacecraft carried 1,000 pounds of key science experiments and other precious gear.
NASA precisely measures expansion of universeOctober 4, 2012 10:01 am | News | Comments
The Hubble constant is named after the astronomer Edwin P. Hubble, who astonished the world in the 1920s by confirming our universe has been expanding since it exploded into being 13.7 billion years ago. This constant, or rate of expansion, is accelerating, and determining the expansion rate is critical for understanding the age and size of the universe. Astronomers using NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope have announced the most precise measurement yet of the Hubble constant.
Mars rover Curiosity finds signs of ancient streamSeptember 30, 2012 6:01 pm | by Alicia Chang, AP Science Writer | News | Comments
The NASA rover Curiosity has beamed back pictures of bedrock that suggest a fast-moving stream, possibly waist-deep, once flowed on Mars. There have been previous signs that water existed on the red planet long ago, but the images released Thursday showing pebbles rounded off, likely by water, offered the most convincing evidence so far of an ancient streambed.
Global Hawk gets to the heart of what makes hurricanes tickSeptember 26, 2012 5:58 am | by Robert Gutro | News | Comments
NASA's Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel (HS3) investigation is a five-year mission to better understand the processes that underlie hurricane intensity change in the Atlantic Ocean basin. The Global Hawk is a key part of that effort, and its flights into the hurricane's environment allow several highly-advanced, autonomously operated instruments to gauge everything from wind speed to cloud structures.
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This week, design company 4DSP has launched live industry demonstrations of licensed NASA fiber optic sensing and 3D shape rendering technology. Past fiber optic sensing solutions have been limited by both processing speed and high deployment costs, and 4DSP expects the new technology to offer a 20-fold improvement in performance.


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