Mathematics

they are all free; if at least one of them fails, then they can all look forward to 10 more years in ...

Article - Richard Mankiewicz - Apr 4 2013 - 12:25pm

a certain swagger this holiday season—well, those are all good things, right? Then BAM! You realize the ...

Article - Garth Sundem - Dec 17 2009 - 10:20am

calculated probabilities. You would not have the same odds of finding your AE at the same distance for all ...

Blog Post - Quentin Rowe - Sep 28 2011 - 1:24am

designed for actual work. 2. For all cells, we have a map of all possible states of them. Why we need this ...

Blog Post - Helium Väli - Jun 25 2010 - 12:38am

formula or numerical sequence needed to be successful in the market. All you need is great risk taking ...

Blog Post - Christian F - Nov 23 2009 - 9:15pm

nearly all economic models and forecasts for loan losses failed because they do not take appropriate ...

Article - News Staff - Oct 30 2011 - 10:35am

Martin Gardner died yesterday. His memory will live on through some 70+ books and, above all ...

Blog Post - Johannes Koelman - May 23 2010 - 10:38pm

underestimate the probability. Anyways, add the many different lotteries that are played all over the world, and ...

Article - Sascha Vongehr - Oct 24 2010 - 10:26am

traveled all night to its destination so that it can lift off within a week of Atlantis' launch, if ...

Blog Post - Hatice Cullingford - Oct 22 2008 - 10:29pm

higher discrepancies exist for any infinite sequence, a computer cannot check the infinity of all ...

Article - News Staff - Feb 26 2014 - 6:00am

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John
We can know that this isn't purely a Trumpian thing because of the reviews from two years ago which basically said: 1) Astronomers have treated the people of Hawai'i like crap and owe...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 7 hours ago
Hontas Farmer
I'm not going to say you are wrong about any of the above. I'd not be surprised by a rising price tag as that seems to be how these things always go. I can't think of any big science...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 23 hours ago
John
To be honest, TMT did this to themselves by not being honest about the cost from the start. Had they told everyone that the cost for the installation would be on the order of $3 billion (most of...

The Thirty Meter Telescope May Be Cancelled Not by Ordinary People's Protest, but by Wealthy People's Whim · 1 day ago
Zack Y.
Isn't this a dangerous inversion of how science is supposed to be done? What's to prevent this same scenario playing out for ANY potential discovery coming from a precision measurement...

The Anomaly That Wasn't · 1 day ago
bizdean
Thank you for this, IrishNeanderthal. Actually I believe what’s going on in America is under-hyped. The mainstream press is far too easy on Mr. Trump, who is convicted of multiple felonies and...

Editorial: This Week’s LA Non-riots · 4 days ago

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