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IN THIS ISSUE
- There’s no business like show business
Museum acquires LARGE commercial movie projector from its 1950s history - Why didn't Bock get to fly his own bomber, Bockscar?
Our question of the month relates to the Nagasaki mission - Muon mission in Tuscany
Los Alamos is adapting muon tomography to help preserve a Renaissance masterpiece in Florence. - Mars rover’s laser can now target rocks all by itself
New software is enabling ChemCam to select rock targets autonomously—the first time autonomous target selection is available for an instrument of this kind on any robotic planetary mission - Tide-triggered tremors give clues for earthquake prediction
The study reports that the deepest part of California’s 800-mile-long San Andreas Fault is weaker than expected and produces small earthquakes in response to tidal forces - Meet a new summer student: Shayna Naranjo
The recent high school grad will attend Stanford University this fall
EVENTS
- From supercomputers to forecasting illness
Scientist in the Spotlight 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, August 13 - Science on Tap - Neutrinos
Join us at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, August 18
SAVE THE DATE!
Museum director featured during TEDxLANL event
On May 19, Linda Deck, director of the Bradbury Science Museum, delivered a talk during the Lab’s third TEDxLANL event. First of eight subjects, the title of her talk was: Tomorrow’s history made fresh daily...more