The Galaxy's "Most Popular" of 2007
The posts below were among the most popular of '07 and syndicated on Reuters News or featured on Digg.
Does Time Slow Down in a Crisis?
MIT Asks: How Would Extraterrestrial Astronomers Study Earth?
The Day the Seas Died: What Can the Greatest of All Extinction Events Teach Us About Climate Change?
500 Billion Tons of Prehistoric Organic Matter May Massively Accelerate Global Warming
Orbiting Eyes -Five Things You Didn't Know Satellites Are Doing
Michio Kaku on Extraterrestrial Civilizations: "How Advanced Could They Possibly Be?"
Can Humans Live to 1,000? Some Experts Claim We Can â Others Want to Prevent That
The Consumer Paradox: Scientists Find that Low Self-Esteem and Materialism Goes Hand in Hand
A Diamond Bigger than Earth Discovered in Constellation Centaurus
"The Overview Effect": Is Space Travel Next Step in Human Evolution?
"Out of Africa" View of Early Human Origins Disputed
The Milky Way Enigma -How Galactic Forces May Control Life on Earth
Chile's Atacama Desert -World's Space-Observatory Mecca
Angels or Demons? CERN's $6 Billion Journey to the Beginning of Time
"Hunt for the Red October" A Sequel? -Russia Challenges West Under Arctic Ice
"42": Hitchhiker's Guide Foreshadows Actual Weight of Universe!
Cruising the Goldilocks Zone -The Search for "Super-Earths"
âStar Trekâ Teleportation: Physicists Develop a Way to âBeam Upâ Atoms
The End of Oil?
Are these listed in list of how popular they were. The top story was the most popular? If so, then that makes me pretty happy, cuz I submitted those three to digg!
To all the authors & editors at DailyGalaxy - Keep up the good content and the diggs shall continue to roll in!
Happy New Year Everyone!
~Bukowsky
Posted by: Bukowsky | December 31, 2007 at 08:31 AM
Bukowsky, you rock! Where would The Daily Galaxy be without you!? I can't tell you how much we appreciate our readers passing on our posts to their favorite social bookmarking site, because our gratitude is immeasurable. Thank you!! We'll keep doing our best to write on the most interesting topics and the most exciting news. xx
Posted by: Rebecca Sato | December 31, 2007 at 10:15 AM