Weekly round up - April 25, 2008
What’s been on The Great Beyond this week and a few extras...
Monday April 21
‘World’s oldest tree’ found in Sweden / Space ship crash landing / Sea floor claims madness
Tuesday April 22
Earth day divides the planet / Get us off this planet, says Hawking / Drugs: a red rag for bullfighting officials / Judge clears art prof in 'strange culture' case / Return of the hockey stick
Wednesday April 23
More fallout from ‘ballistic’ Soyuz landing / Dear presidential candidates: you’re wrong / Seeing mistakes before they happen / Songs about science part VI: ‘Don’t go messing with our telescope’
Thursday April 24
When is a science degree not a science degree? / Scientists see into ‘blazars’ and sing about it... / Today’s space pics: ‘Galaxies gone wild’ / ‘Gloomy’ emissions data shows methane rising
Friday April 25
Protein shows chicken’s dino heritage / Scientists ‘under siege’ from political interference / Sulphate science won’t stop global warming
Other Nature blog posts you may have missed
Climate Feedback: Losing Greenland
Spoonful of Medicine: Stress as a therapy? and Tangotherapy
Peer-to-Peer: What the job of an editor is all about
Nautilus: The week on Nature Network
Ones that got away
How cool are coccolithophores? From the Independent
Pets could kill you! From the Times
In training: world's first cloned sniffer dogs. From the BBC
