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Water
Latest Articles & Videos
Water on Moon Probably Came from Earth -
In September 2009, after decades of speculation, evidence of water on the surface of the Moon was discovered for the first time. Chandrayaan-1, a lunar probe launched...
Single Water Molecule Drives a Buckyball -
Columbia Engineering researchers have developed a technique to isolate a single water molecule inside a buckyball, or C60, and to drive motion of the so-called “big” nonpolar...
Wind, Not Water, Formed Mound on Mars -
A roughly 3.5-mile high Martian mound that scientists suspect preserves evidence of a massive lake might actually have formed as a result of the Red Planet's famously dusty atmosphere, an...
More Articles
- How Did Early Earth Have Liquid Water? - Erin Wayman, ScienceNews
- Newly Found Planets: What Might Life Look Like? - Mike Wall, Space.com
- Printing 'Living Tissue' from Water Drops - Beth Marie Mole, Nature News
- Why Water Prefers the Single Life - Philip Ball, Physics World
- Ionized Water Is a Ridiculous Health Fad - Kent Sepkowitz, Slate
- Two to Tango: Water Molecule Pairs Found - Tim Wogan, Physics World
- Water on the Moon: It's Been There All Along - University of Michigan
- Water Structure Controversy Laid to Rest? - Philip Ball, Chemistry World
- Why Bottled Water Has an Expiration Date - Matt Soniak, Mental Floss
- 'Invisible' Gates Trap Water Drops by Size - Cara Sutton, Chemistry World
- Pale Blue Blobs Invade, Freeze, Then Vanish - Robert Krulwich, NPR
- Silicon + Water --> Hydrogen on Demand - University of Buffalo
- Clues to Ancient Mars Life May Be Underground - Liat Clark, Wired UK
- Scientists Discover Spectacular River on Mars - Jesus Diaz, Gizmodo
- Tiny Cricket Jumps Across Surface of Water - University of Cambridge
- Why Water on Mars Is Heavier than Earth's - Bas den Hond, Cosmos
- Water Ice Discovered on Planet Mercury - Elizabeth Howell, Space.com
- Mars and Earth: Finding the Common Denominator - Carnegie Instit.
- Meteorites Reveal Warm Water Existed on Mars - University of Leicester
- Ice Floats, But Is that Normal for Solids? - Ruben Meerman, ABC Science
- What Makes Earth So Perfect for Life? - Charles Choi, Our Amazing Planet
- Oceans of Water Found at Birth of New Star - Rachael Bayliss, Cosmos
- Large Water Reservoirs at Dawn of Stellar Birth - European Space Agency
- Freezing Water Turns Pointy, Sprouts Crystals - Science Codex
- Curiosity Rover Finds Ancient Mars Streambed - Marc Kaufman, Nat Geo
- Scientists Slice a Drop of Water Clean in Half - Ross Pomeroy
- Asteroid Vesta May Have Contained Water - Eric Hand, Nature News
- How Many Water Molecules to Make Ice? - James Lloyd, Physics World
- New Theory Questions Mars' Watery Past - Nola Redd, Space.com
- Dogs Shake 70% of Water Off Fur in 4 Seconds - Alexis Madrigal, Atlantic
- Solar System Ice: Source of Earth's Water? - Carnegie Institution for Science
- Why Does Hot Water Freeze Faster than Cold? - Philip Ball, The Guardian
- Water Detected in the Martian Mantle - Carnegie Institution for Science
- The Strange Plumes of Enceladus - Adam Mann, Wired
- Soviets Found Water on the Moon in 1976 - MIT Technology Review
- Everything You Know About Water Is Wrong - Charles Fishman, WaPo
- Mercury's Poles May Contain Water Ice - Paul Rincon, BBC News
- Why Earth Lost 1/4 of Its Water - Sybille Hildebrandt, ScienceNordic
- Google 'PageRank' Revamped to Analyze Molecules - Ben Schiller, Fast Co.
- Predicting Out-of-This-World Ice Crystals - Cornell University
- Shadowed Regions of Moon Hold Much Water - Jeffrey Kluger, Time
- Chili Peppers Need a Drink of Water, Too - Sara Reardon, Science Now
- Human Explorers Could Use Martian Water Deposit - Jesus Diaz, Gizmodo
- America's Dilapidated Water Pipes - David Lepeska, The Atlantic
- -48 Degrees C: The Real Freezing Point of Water - Cosmos Magazine
- European Union: Water Is Healthy, After All - Nick Collins, Telegraph