Some Science Links

I've been doing some regular link posts for stuff I find interesting but don't have time to do a blog post about. See the Featured Links and We're Toast topics. This post is a collection of science-related articles that I've come across in the last few days.

Maybe it's the influence of the Apollo 11 anniversary, but I seem to be coming across more science articles recently. If this keeps up, I may start a separate topic for science link posts. If you'd like to see that, leave me a comment.

• Einstein Versus the Physical Review. A great scientist can benefit from peer review, even while refusing to have anything to do with it.
• Strange warping geometry helps to push scientific boundaries. Simulating non-Euclidian geometries on a chip.
• Alternative theory of gravity makes a nearly testable prediction. I would rather see this proven than dark matter. 
• AI Trained on Old Scientific Papers Makes Discoveries Humans Missed. The power of textual analysis on big data.