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The Phoenix Lander's thirst for Martian water

After the Phoenix Lander touched down near the north pole of Mars, the mission has been on to find water. CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi interviews planetary scientist Paul Doherty about Martian water, ice, and snowflakes, and why finding any of them would be a big deal.

Tags: Phoenix Technologies, News, kara tsuboi, paul doherty, jared kohler, pheonix mars lander, nasa, university of arizona, space

Videos 2008-05-29

The physics of baseball

There's some real science to throwing a ball and knocking it out of the park. CNET News's Kara Tsuboi spoke with players from the Oakland Athletics about throwing and hitting, and to a scientist who confirmed that yes indeed, they'd play better if they had paid attention to their physics...

Tags: News, kara tsuboi, baseball, oakland A's, exploratorium, paul doherty, physics, pitching

Videos 2008-04-09

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Oracle collaborates with Beehive

From bumble bee-shaped chocolates to signs placed through the conference hall, Oracle is showcasing its Beehive collaboration platform at OpenWorld. Oracle's collaboration vision underscores the growing importance of enterprise 2.0-style communication products. By highlighting Beehive prominently in president Charles Phillip's keynote, the company...

Tags: Oracle Corp., BEA Beehive, ESME, Java Development Tools, Enterprise Software, Development Tools, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Software, Michael Krigsman

Blog posts 2008-09-22

A new weapon against tsunamis

A new mooring system has been developed by U.S. researchers to install a seismic monitoring station on the top of an active underwater volcano in the southeastern Caribbean Sea. According to the researchers who installed the underwater earthquake monitoring system on top of Kickem Jenny volcano, their Real Time Offshore...

Tags: RTOSS, Kickem Jenny, Real-Time Offshore Seismic Station

Blog posts 2007-05-12