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General Science : 2015April05Sunday

Steven Weinberg: the 13 best science books for the general reader - The Guardian

Attorney general gives opinion on science standards - Rapid City Journal (blog)

General Science Teaching Job in Lancashire - Teaching Personnel

Science policies laid out ahead of general election - Times Higher Education

Big Bang Beam: Large Hadron Collider Restarts After Two-Year Break - NBCNews.com

White House looks to scientists to sell Iran deal - Politico

Memo To California: If You've A Shortage Of Something Then Change The Price - Forbes

Lynn Nitzschke - Sioux City Journal

Stretch your mind, horizons at NC Science Festival events - Charlotte Observer

Slattery receives Honorable Mention at Upstate Science Fair - Spartanburg Herald Journal

Top Science : 2015April05Sunday

Theoretical study suggests huge lava tubes could exist on moon

Reef fish can adjust sex ratios as oceans warm

Want a quick 3-D copy of something? Camera chip for smartphone provides superfine 3-D resolution

One dollar blood test using gold nanoparticles outperforms PSA screen for prostate cancer, study suggests

California quake risk: Newly discovered link between Calaveras, Hayward faults means potentially larger earthquakes

Passive exposure to bleach at home linked to higher childhood infection rate

Supernova 'crime scene,' shows single white dwarf to blame

Being born in lean times is bad news for baboons

Oil dispersant used in Gulf Oil Spill causes lung and gill injuries to humans and aquatic animals, also identifies protective enzyme

DNA can't explain all inherited biological traits, research shows

Space & Physics : 2015April05Sunday

No Such Thing as a Black Hole?

Alan Stern on Pluto’s Wonders, New Horizons’ Lost Twin, and That Whole "Dwarf Planet" Thing

In Praise of NASA's Ambitious Asteroid Grab

Gliding Ant Flies like a Backward Superman

Why the Quest to Prove Einstein Wrong?

Looking for Life in All the Wrong Places?

Special Section: Outsmarting Einstein

Hubble's Greatest Hits

Icicle Zen (Plus Science)

Bold Experiments Will Put General Relativity to the Test

Discover Science: 2015April05Sunday

Academic Journals In Glass Houses...

North of Drought-Plagued California, Snowpack in the Cascades is at Record Lows Too

How Facebook Keeps Paul Walker's Memory Alive

Quadruple Amputee Dog Walks Again With Prosthetic Paws

Self-Driving Car Completes Landmark Cross-Country Trip

Blind Rats 'See' Again With Compass Implant

The Jay Who Came to Dinner (on a Sloth)

The Navy Is Designing a Drone That Flies and Swims

Did A Soviet Psychiatrist Discover Autism In 1925?

Tiny Bird Makes Epic 1700-Mile Trip Over Open Ocean

Science Daily: 2015April05Sunday

Theoretical study suggests huge lava tubes could exist on moon

Reef fish can adjust sex ratios as oceans warm

97% of Northwest Alaska bird, mammal species could experience habitat change from warming climate

New evidence shows carbon's importance to ocean life's survival 252 million years ago

Physicists create new molecule with record-setting dipole moment

Heading off concussions in water polo

Quantum material, frustrated magnets: New experiment reveals clues to their discontent

Want a quick 3-D copy of something? Camera chip for smartphone provides superfine 3-D resolution

One dollar blood test using gold nanoparticles outperforms PSA screen for prostate cancer, study suggests

Ebola virus diagnostic tool developed by physician who worked in Liberia

Space Science: 2015April05Sunday

Theoretical study suggests huge lava tubes could exist on moon

Supernova 'crime scene,' shows single white dwarf to blame

Astronomers watch unfolding saga of massive star formation

Black holes don’t erase information, scientists say

Hubble finds phantom objects near dead quasars

Astronomers solve decades-long mystery of the lonely old stars

Light-powered gyroscope is world's smallest: Promises a powerful spin on navigation

ALMA disentangles complex birth of giant stars

Mystery galaxies: Astronomers discover likely precursors of galaxy clusters we see today

As stars form, magnetic fields influence regions big and small