*"Scientists discover painting hidden behind Picasso masterpiece. Researchers
use state-of-the-art imaging techniques to find renowned artist painted La
Misereuse accroupie over someone else's painting."
Tom Barnes. http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment.
"Researchers carrying out tests on La Misereuse accroupie PA."
"The hidden painting by a mystery artist found behind Picasso's work (PA)."
*"Here's How a Transgender Woman Breast-Fed for 6 Weeks
By Rachael Rettner, Senior Writer. www.livescience.com. | February 15,
2018, 06:42 pm ET.
"A transgender woman was able to produce enough milk to breast-feed her
partner's newborn baby for six weeks, according to a new report of the
case."
Credit: shutterstock.
*"'Stargate Origins' Brings Classic Sci-Fi Back Tonight."
By Sarah Lewin, www.space.com. Associate Editor | February 15, 2018
12:10 pm ET.
""Stargate Origins," a prequel series to MGM's "Stargate" science fiction
franchise, is now streaming on the online platform Stargate Command."
Credit: MGM.
This event happened last night, but I thought you'd like to see it anyway.
*"The Solar Storm Hitting Earth Today Might Look Awesome." "One day late and a
dollar short."
By Brandon Specktor, Senior Writer. www.livescience.com. February 15,
2018, 03:41 pm ET.
"Tonight (Feb. 15), skywatchers may be rewarded by a dazzling atmospheric
show — thanks to a halo of radiation that blasted from the sun on Monday
(Feb. 12)."
Credit: Mario Ziebart/ Shutterstock.
This event happened several days ago, but I thought you'd like to see it anyway.
"A day late and a dollar short."
*"Watch Live Now! Astronauts Taking Spacewalk Outside Space Station
By www.space.com. Staff | February 15, 2018, 07:00 am ET.
"NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
astronaut Norishige Kanai are taking a 6.5-hour spacewalk outside the
International Space Station today. Watch it live here, courtesy of NASA TV.
The spacewalk is expected to begin at 7:10 a.m. EST (1210 GMT)."
This event happened several days ago, but I thought you'd like to see it anyway.
"A day late and a dollar short."
*"Bits of Famous, Lost (and Fake) 'Flying Saucer' Turn Up in British Science
Museum." By Rafi Letzter, Staff Writer. www.livescience.com. February 16,
2018, 08:07 am ET.
*"What's Worse for Your Brain — Alcohol or Marijuana? Alcohol may take a
greater toll on the brain than marijuana does, especially for teens, a new
study finds. Specifically, researchers found that chronic alcohol use is linked
to decreases in the brain's gray matter — which consists of brain cell bodies
and synapses — in both teens and adults. In adults, alcohol use was also
linked to declines in the integrity of the brain's white matter, which is made
primarily of the long nerve fibers that zip messages through the nervous
system. Cannabis use, on the other hand, was not associated with either
gray- or white-matter declines.
"The difference between the alcohol and the cannabis is pretty dramatic,"
said lead study author Kent Hutchison, a professor of psychology and
neuroscience at the University of Colorado Boulder."
By Stephanie Pappas, www.livescience.com, Contributor. February 16, 2018,
10:57 am.
Credit: Shutterstock.
*"New Mock Mars Mission in Hawaii Begins With Most International Crew Yet.
By Doris Elin Salazar. Contributor. www.space.com . February 17, 2018 05:06 am
ET.
"At approximately 5 p.m. Hawaii local time on Feb. 15, the four crew members of
the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) entered a dome
habitat on Mauna Loa on the island of Hawaii. They are the subjects of an
eight-month research study of human behavior and performance in conditions
that future crewed missions to Mars could experience.
Credit: University of Hawaii."
*"On This Day In Space! Feb. 18, 1930: Pluto Discovered by Clyde Tombaugh."
By Hanneke Weitering, Staff Writer. www.space.com. February 18, 2018 07:45
am.
"Welcome to "On This Day ... in Space!" where we peer back in our archives to
find historic moments in spaceflight and astronomy. So enjoy a blast from the
past with Space.com's Hanneke Weitering to look back at what happened on this
day in space!
"Blue Comet Meets Blue Stars."
Credit & Copyright: Tom Masterson (Transient Astronomer).
"What's that heading for the Pleiades star cluster? It appears to be Comet C/2016
R2 (PanSTARRS), but here, appearances are deceiving. On the right and far in
the background, the famous Pleiades star cluster is dominated by blue light from
massive young stars. On the left and visiting the inner Solar System is Comet
PanSTARRS, a tumbling block of ice from the outer Solar System that currently
sports a long ion tail dominated by blue light from an unusually high abundance of
ionized carbon monoxide. Comet PanSTARRS is actually moving toward the top
of the image, and its ion tail points away from the Sun but is affected by a complex
solar wind of particles streaming out from the Sun. Visible through a small
telescope, the comet is fading as it recedes from the Earth, even though it
reaches its closest point to the Sun in early May."
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use state-of-the-art imaging techniques to find renowned artist painted La
Misereuse accroupie over someone else's painting."
Tom Barnes. http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment.
"Researchers carrying out tests on La Misereuse accroupie PA."
"The hidden painting by a mystery artist found behind Picasso's work (PA)."
*"Here's How a Transgender Woman Breast-Fed for 6 Weeks
By Rachael Rettner, Senior Writer. www.livescience.com. | February 15,
2018, 06:42 pm ET.
"A transgender woman was able to produce enough milk to breast-feed her
partner's newborn baby for six weeks, according to a new report of the
case."
Credit: shutterstock.
*"'Stargate Origins' Brings Classic Sci-Fi Back Tonight."
By Sarah Lewin, www.space.com. Associate Editor | February 15, 2018
12:10 pm ET.
""Stargate Origins," a prequel series to MGM's "Stargate" science fiction
franchise, is now streaming on the online platform Stargate Command."
Credit: MGM.
This event happened last night, but I thought you'd like to see it anyway.
*"The Solar Storm Hitting Earth Today Might Look Awesome." "One day late and a
dollar short."
By Brandon Specktor, Senior Writer. www.livescience.com. February 15,
2018, 03:41 pm ET.
"Tonight (Feb. 15), skywatchers may be rewarded by a dazzling atmospheric
show — thanks to a halo of radiation that blasted from the sun on Monday
(Feb. 12)."
Credit: Mario Ziebart/ Shutterstock.
This event happened several days ago, but I thought you'd like to see it anyway.
"A day late and a dollar short."
*"Watch Live Now! Astronauts Taking Spacewalk Outside Space Station
By www.space.com. Staff | February 15, 2018, 07:00 am ET.
"NASA astronaut Mark Vande Hei and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
astronaut Norishige Kanai are taking a 6.5-hour spacewalk outside the
International Space Station today. Watch it live here, courtesy of NASA TV.
The spacewalk is expected to begin at 7:10 a.m. EST (1210 GMT)."
This event happened several days ago, but I thought you'd like to see it anyway.
"A day late and a dollar short."
*"Bits of Famous, Lost (and Fake) 'Flying Saucer' Turn Up in British Science
Museum." By Rafi Letzter, Staff Writer. www.livescience.com. February 16,
2018, 08:07 am ET.
*"What's Worse for Your Brain — Alcohol or Marijuana? Alcohol may take a
greater toll on the brain than marijuana does, especially for teens, a new
study finds. Specifically, researchers found that chronic alcohol use is linked
to decreases in the brain's gray matter — which consists of brain cell bodies
and synapses — in both teens and adults. In adults, alcohol use was also
linked to declines in the integrity of the brain's white matter, which is made
primarily of the long nerve fibers that zip messages through the nervous
system. Cannabis use, on the other hand, was not associated with either
gray- or white-matter declines.
"The difference between the alcohol and the cannabis is pretty dramatic,"
said lead study author Kent Hutchison, a professor of psychology and
neuroscience at the University of Colorado Boulder."
By Stephanie Pappas, www.livescience.com, Contributor. February 16, 2018,
10:57 am.
Credit: Shutterstock.
*"New Mock Mars Mission in Hawaii Begins With Most International Crew Yet.
By Doris Elin Salazar. Contributor. www.space.com . February 17, 2018 05:06 am
ET.
"At approximately 5 p.m. Hawaii local time on Feb. 15, the four crew members of
the Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation (HI-SEAS) entered a dome
habitat on Mauna Loa on the island of Hawaii. They are the subjects of an
eight-month research study of human behavior and performance in conditions
that future crewed missions to Mars could experience.
Credit: University of Hawaii."
*"On This Day In Space! Feb. 18, 1930: Pluto Discovered by Clyde Tombaugh."
By Hanneke Weitering, Staff Writer. www.space.com. February 18, 2018 07:45
am.
"Welcome to "On This Day ... in Space!" where we peer back in our archives to
find historic moments in spaceflight and astronomy. So enjoy a blast from the
past with Space.com's Hanneke Weitering to look back at what happened on this
day in space!
"Blue Comet Meets Blue Stars."
Credit & Copyright: Tom Masterson (Transient Astronomer).
"What's that heading for the Pleiades star cluster? It appears to be Comet C/2016
R2 (PanSTARRS), but here, appearances are deceiving. On the right and far in
the background, the famous Pleiades star cluster is dominated by blue light from
massive young stars. On the left and visiting the inner Solar System is Comet
PanSTARRS, a tumbling block of ice from the outer Solar System that currently
sports a long ion tail dominated by blue light from an unusually high abundance of
ionized carbon monoxide. Comet PanSTARRS is actually moving toward the top
of the image, and its ion tail points away from the Sun but is affected by a complex
solar wind of particles streaming out from the Sun. Visible through a small
telescope, the comet is fading as it recedes from the Earth, even though it
reaches its closest point to the Sun in early May."
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