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Opinion | Artemis I Paves the Way Back to the Moon
The unmanned test flight marks the dawn of a new era of exploration that will one day reach Mars.
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Opinion | Now Even Science Grants Must Bow to ‘Equity and Inclusion’
America’s largest research funder in physical sciences isn’t the National Aeronautics and Space Administration or the National Science Foundation. It’s the Energy Department’s Office of Science, which gives...
Opinion | You Didn’t Invent That Drug
Remember when Barack Obama declared that businesses owed their success to the government? “You didn’t build that,” he said. Well, now the National Institutes of Health is claiming...
Opinion | Computers May Soon Find New Drugs
There is an enormous chemical universe of small-molecule compounds—an estimated 10 to the 33rd power (or a billion trillion trillion) molecules—that can be manufactured using organic chemistry. Trillions...
Opinion | A Faraday Is Worth 1,000 Faucis
The inventor of the dynamo would have plenty to say about our scientific ‘experts.’
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Opinion | How to Beat China in the New Space Race
It’s been 60 years since President John F. Kennedy declared “we choose to go to the moon.” In a landmark address at Rice University on Sept. 12, 1962,...
