The first footprints on Mars could belong to this geologist

The first viking mission to Mars.

"This Sucker Could Go Down"

"Chaos," "disarray," "unprecedented political wrangling," Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on bended knee pleading for a lifeline, and President George W. Bush warning, "if money isn't loosened up, this sucker could go down [2]." These were the dramatic scenes in Washington yesterday where the historic $700 billion bailout plan now looks very much in doubt, The New York Times, Wall Street Journ...

The Need to Belong

Could Some Craters on Mars Have Acid Water Origins?

Introduction: Physical sedimentology experiments using a 39% concentration of sulfuric acid have produced three distinct features, which are similar to features seen on Mars. However, these sedimen-tary features could not be created using pure water in the laboratory. These three features include deeply-incised, narrow channels, cracks that run parallel to the flow direction, and circular depre...

Stop stunting: Pakistan perspective on how this could be realized†

Globally, nearly half of all under-five deaths annually (3million deaths) are attributable to undernutrition, as malnutrition is associated with increased risk of morbidity and infections, which leads to mortality (Liu et al. 2015). In 2011, at least 165million children worldwide were stunted, and 52million were wasted, with higher prevalence in south Asia and subSaharan Africa. Malnutrition is...