Scientific American: About Astronomy topics from Jan 2006

simonlee

Hi,

In a famous magazine, Scientific Science, there were some articles related with Astronomy in these few years starting from Jan 2006, we may select some to discuss in the TAG meeting if anyone are interested in.

Regards,
Simon

Collected articles are listed as follows:

1)Martin Bojowald﹐ Follow the Bouncing Universe﹐ Scientific American 299, (Oct. 2008) 44.
2)Carolyn Porco, The Restless World of Enceladus, Scientific American 299, (Dec. 2008) 52
3)Jan Ambjørn, Jerzy Jurkiewicz and Renate Loll ,The Self-Organizing Quantum Universe, Scientific American 299, (July 2008) 42
4)Sean M. Carroll, The Cosmic Origins of Time’s Arrow, Scientific American 298, (June 2008) 48
5)Douglas N. C. Lin, The Genesis of Planets,  Scientific American 298, (May 2008) 50.
6)Lawrence M. Krauss and Robert J. Scherrer, The End of Cosmology? Scientific American 298, (March 2008) 46.
7)Special report
Graham P. Collins, Discovery Machine, Scientific American 298, (Feb 2008) 39.
    Chris Quigg, The Coming Revolutions in Particle Physics, Scientific American 298, (Feb 2008) 46.
Barry Barish, Nicholas Walker and Hitoshi Yamamoto, Building the Next-Generation Collider, Scientific American 298, (Feb 2008) 54.
8)William B. Atwood, Peter F. Michelson and Steven Ritz, Window on the extreme Universe, Scientific American 297, (Dec 2007) 54.
9)Special report, The Future of Space Exploration, Scientific American 297, (Oct 2007) 60.
Charles Dingell, William A. Johns and Julie Kramer White To the Moon and Beyond, Scientific American 297, (Oct 2007) 62.
George Musser Five Essential Things to Do in Space, Scientific American 297, (Oct 2007) 69.
10) Sushil K. Atreya, The Mystery of Methane on Mars and Titan, Scientific American 296, (May 2007) 42.
11) Rodrigo Ibata and Brad Gibson, The Ghosts of Galaxies Past,, Scientific American 296, (April 2007) 40.
12) Wall Ace Tucker, Harvey Tananbaum and Andrew Fabia, N Black Hole Blowback, Scientific American 296, (Mar 2007) 42
13) Christopher J. Conselice, The Universe’s Invisible Hand, Scientific American 296, (Feb 2007) 34.
14)  Stevensoter, What Is a Planet? , Scientific American 296, (Jan 2007) 34
15) Jim Bell, The Red Planet’s Watery Past, Scientific American 295, (Dec 2006) 62
16) Abraham Loeb, The Dark Ages of the Universe, Scientific American 295, (Nov 2006) 46
17) Wolfgang Hillebrandt, Hans-Thomas Janka and Ewald Muller, How to Blow Up a Star, Scientific American 295, (Oct 2006) 42
18) Mario Livio, Hubble’s Top 10, Scientific American 295, (July 2006) 42
19) Micheal Riordan and William A . ZA JC, The First Few Microseconds, , Scientific American 294, (May 2006) 34A
20) Gordon D. Holman, The Mysterious Origins of Solar Flares , Scientific American 294, (Apr 2006) 38
21) Subhanjoy Mohanty and Ray Jayawardhana, The Mystery of Brown Dwarf Origins, Scientific American 294, (Jan 2006) 38