That Last Story Has Nothing To Do With Science

After watching a day of

College Football,

my

Brain

needs some

Science

to bring down my

Male Testosterone Levels.

Besides,

my favorite team,

the

Wisconsin Badgers

beat the

Northwestern Wildcats

today twenty-one to seven.

Go Badgers!

If you are into

Science

as much as I am,

here are some of the stories I have been reading

and I hope you will find them interesting too!

NASA's Curiosity rover eyes goofy little meteorite on Mars.
by Amanda Kooser @akooser for CNET 
"Imaginative people have seen everything from fish to Donald Trump's face on Mars. Some Mars scientists took a look at a strange lumpy object seen by NASA's Curiosity rover and dubbed it Egg Rock. Egg Rock appears to be a small nickel-iron meteorite, estimated to be no larger than 1.6 inches (40 millimeters) wide. On Mars, iron meteorites dominate the small number of meteorites that have been found. Part of the explanation could come from the resistance of iron meteorites to erosion processes on Mars," NASA noted in 2014 when Curiosity discovered a large iron meteorite named Lebanon."

Pyramid scheme: Mysterious chambers found hidden in ancient Giza structure.
on RT 

"Two scientists say they’ve uncovered hidden chambers in the Great Pyramid of Giza. Discovered using an advanced X-ray technique the chambers are completely isolated from all other tombs and passages in the 4,500 year-old structure. The discovery was made by Scan Pyramids, a research project involving universities and advanced scientific instruments. Using a combination of thermography, 3D simulation and radiography imaging, the team discovered anomalies in the structure indicating the presence of holes beneath the rock."

 #ScanPyramids After 1 year of hard work our 2 first significant findings at Khufu with muography.

Read Full report: https://t.co/XS0Spf38Rypic.twitter.com/86qJTS63BK - HIP Institute (@HIP_i_) October 15, 2016

Report: 2Moons may be hiding in the rings of Uranus.

by Mary Bowerman for USA Today on MSN News.com

"Two small dark moons might be hiding in the rings of Uranus, according to a new report. 
Researchers from the University of Idaho in Moscow reexamined data collected during the Voyager 2 flyby of Uranus in 1986 and discovered what appeared to evidence of two small moons, according to the paper, which has been accepted for publication in the Astronomical Journal. Uranus, which has dark, narrow rings, is known to have 27 moons, many of which were discovered from data collected when the Voyager 2 passed by in 1986."

First Look: Lego Beatles Yellow Submarine.
by Andy Lewis for The Hollywood Reporter on MSN Entertainment.com

  

  

This is,

I Know That Last Story Has Nothing To Do With Science,

But I Am A Big Fan Of,

The Beatles,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

 “I say in speeches that a plausible mission of artists is to make people appreciate being alive at least a little bit. I am then asked if I know of any artists who pulled that off. I reply, 'The Beatles did'.”
- Kurt Vonnegut, -

That is my story and I am sticking to it!

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