SETI public: Heavy Metal Rich Stars Tend to Harbor Planets

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EXO WORLDS

- Heavy Metals Rich Stars Tend To Harbor Planets

http://www.spacedaily.com/news/extrasolar-03m.html

Sydney - Jul 20, 2003 - EMBARGOEDA comparison of 754 nearby stars like our sun - some with planets and some without - shows definitively that the more iron and other metals there are in a star, the greater the chance it has a companion planet.

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EARLY EARTH

- An Evolutionary Fast-Track In Which The Hunted Outwit Their Hunters
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/life-03zg.html

Ithaca - Jul 18, 2003 - In the fishbowl of life, when hordes of well-fed predators drive their prey to the brink of extinction, sometimes evolution takes the fast track to help the hunted survive -- and then thrive to outnumber their predators.

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DARK MATTER

- Study Finds Dark Matter Is For SuperWIMPs
http://www.spacedaily.com/news/darkmatter-03g.html

Irvine - Jul 16, 2003 - A UC Irvine study has revealed a new class of cosmic particles that may shed light on the composition of dark matter in the universe.

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