Science Daily & World Science News

For all scientists/researchers/academics, who want to keep up with the latest in their field, these two website can be very useful:

* World Science: http://www.world-science.net/

Red Spot—the Third Gen­er­a­tion Ju­pi­ter's red spots now seem to have a ba­by—again. The famed and cen­tur­ies-old "Great Red Spot" at right, ac­tu­al­ly a gi­ant storm, was joined about three years ago by a sec­ond, "Red Spot Jr," the mid­dle red spot in size in this pho­to. Now, as­tro­no­mers have no­ticed yet a third red spot, the even ti­ni­er one at left in this Hub­ble Space Te­le­s­cope image. Small though it may seem, it is 3,000 miles (4,800 km) wide. Sci­en­tists be­lieve it may merge with the Great Red Spot in Au­gust. .....

* Science Daily: http://www.sciencedaily.com/

Find the latest/archive research highlights on specific subject area. RSS feeds can give you daily information on latest research. Very useful if you don't want to miss what are researchers around the world doing. Visit my del.icio.us/sciencelibrarian web page to view what articles I have saved lately from ScienceDaily and other webpages: http://del.icio.us/sciencelibrarian

- What Is The Value Of Biodiversity To Our Collective Future?

- Big Earthquakes Spark Jolts Worldwide

- Climate Change Does Double-whammy To Animals In Seasonal Environments

- Sub-Saharan Africa: The Population Emergency

- New Cheaper Method For Mapping Disease Genes

- Lifestyle Evolution Of Wild Marine Bacteria: Free-floating Cells Share With Attached Relatives

and more. All articles "TAGS" have been group per subject for easy access.