Practicing for Mars
The Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) rover science team completed a strange-but-useful series of slow motion field tests last week in anticipation of a 2009 Mars mission.
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Wednesday, October 3, 2007 Practicing for MarsThe Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) rover science team completed a strange-but-useful series of slow motion field tests last week in anticipation of a 2009 Mars mission.
Bowling event raises funds for United Way
Laboratory employees, their friends and families with a hankering for strikes instead of splits can test their bowling prowess and raise money for the United Way by signing up to bowl in the United Way bowling event October 13 at Big Rock Bowl in Española.
Noted author Rhodes speaks Thursday at Laboratory
Award-winning author and lecturer Richard Rhodes is at the Laboratory Thursday to present a Director's Colloquium.
Test your Beatles knowledge, raise funds for United Way
What was the first song the Beatles sang on the Ed Sullivan Show on that now famous Sunday evening in February 1964? And can you name the five songs they played that evening?
Café inspires youth interest in science
The Laboratory and Science Education Solutions (SES) of Los Alamos have partnered to develop a new program, New Mexico Café Scientifique.
Benefits open enrollment information session is today
Los Alamos National Security employees can learn about possible changes to their health care and benefits plans for 2008 and how to make changes by attending a information session today in the Physics Building Auditorium. supercomputing
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Roadrunner, a new hybrid computer moves at petaflop/s speed
World's highest magnetic fields help understand materials
Monte Carlo code predicts subatomic particle interactions 