Universal News: This Just In – Gravity Waves Are Real
Gravity waves were detected in the universe for the first time on Sept. 14, 2015, a hundred years after they were predicted by Albert Einstein in his general theory of relativity. Even at the speed of light, they took 1.3 billion years to get here. The first detected gravitational waves were produced by a specific cataclysmic event, identified as two black holes coalescing, releasing enough energy in the last fraction of a second to warp time
Summer Reading Program Encourages Elementary Students To Read Thousands Of Pages
LANL News:
Los Alamos National Laboratory in partnership with New Mexico’s own award winning author Rudolfo Anaya and the Christopher Montalvo Memorial recently sponsored a Summer Reading Program for students in grades Read More
DOE Releases Baseline Study Of Legacy Waste Cleanup Needs At LANL
Giant Algal Bloom Sheds Light On Formation Of White Cliffs Of Dover
WASHINGTON, D.C. — A great algae bloom at the bottom
LANL: Ripples In Spacetime Discussed In Public Lecture Sept. 19
Northern New Mexico College Establishes STEM Mentor Collective
Science On Tap: ‘Through A Robot’s Eyes…’
LA CREATIVE DISTRICT News:
Science On Tap happens every third Thursday of the month, featuring a new topic each time. Join us tonight when Chris Rittner will talk about the LANL hazmat robots. Science On Tap is tonight, Thursday, Sept. 15, at 5:30 p.m. at UnQuarked Wine Room, 145 Central Park Square.
Rittner is part of LANL’s Hazardous Devices Team (HDT) and will talk about the work the group does, including the recent Hazmat Challenge (held each year since 1996), designed to test responders under the most trying of circumstances.
Science On Tap is sponsored by the Los Alamos Creative District Read More