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Science – Once you've used the moon as your trampoline, you spend the rest of your life waiting for a second turn on the ride. It's no surprise, then, that Gene Cernan and Alan Bean, two Apollo-era astronauts who have bounded…
Science – Until the early twentieth century, scholars knew the Hittites chiefly from references in non-Hittite sources. Uriah, for example, whom (the Bible tells us) King David arranged to have killed in battle in order to…
Science – At a microcellular level, the infinitely complex network of nerve cells that make up the constituent parts of the brain actually change in response to certain experiences and stimuli. The brain, in other words,…
Science – Ever wondered how you can tell a Clam's age?
Science – David Gracer lifts a giant water bug, places his thumbs in a pre-sliced slit in its underside, and flips off its head. "Smell the meat" he says, sniffing the decapitated creature, and the people gathered around…
Science – Cell phone recycling and the African Eastern Lowland Gorilla, is there a connection? The rate of cell phone production in the US and around the world, and cell phone recycling may have an impact on the very survival…
Science – Many Information Security practices have outcomes that are difficult to quantify. How do you prove that your measure is effective at preventing whatever malicious activity is out there from being effective against…
Science – Professor Stephen Hawking, who has devoted his career to finding the origins of the universe, is to begin a new search ΓΆβ;¬" for Africa's answer to Einstein. Despite suffering from motor neurone disease which has…
Science – Arctic ice is melting fast and the area covered by ice sheets in ocean could shrink this summer to the smallest since 1978 when satellite observation first started, Japanese scientists warned in a report.
Science – This amazing X-ray picture shows the skeleton of a kitten inside a python's stomach after being devoured in one gulp by the predator. Eight-week-old tabby Kohl was seized by the slithering assassin while in the…
Science – Packing winds upward of 120 miles an hour (193 kilometers an hour), Cyclone Nargis became one of Asia's deadliest storms by hitting land at one of the lowest points in Myanmar (also called Burma) and setting off…
Science – A group of environmentalists and the owners of a large stretch of wilderness have reached a deal that would set aside the largest parcel of land for conservation in California history.
Science – The human race will find life elsewhere in the universe as it pushes ahead with space exploration, astronauts back from the latest US space mission said. "If we push back boundaries far enough, I'm sure eventually…
Science – A construction company has developed solar panels that use peel-and-stick technology to attach to roofs.
Science – That would be a thunderstorm colliding with the ash from an erupting Chilean volcano. Yes, the pictures are as awesome as you think.
Science – Intelligent Design advocates regularly claim that Intelligent Design is science. However, a recent paper on the lamprey genome demonstrates the sharp gulf between science and ID.
Science – It has become taboo over recent years, but population, not consumption, really is the key to managing our use of the world's resources.
Science – Is the world really going to end soon? Will it end in my life time? Is 2012 really going to be it for everyone?
Science – The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games will boost China's rampant demand for energy, threatening to push world oil prices beyond current record heights.
Science – The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has been taking lots of incredible high-res images of the planet, including the likely areas where MPL hit. However, that's a lot of data to sift through! So the HiRISE folks have…
Science – Until now, only humans and chimps were known to succumb to peer pressure, to the extent that we often ignore our own experiences based on the preferences of others. But a new study in brown rats shows that these…
Science – The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has reached a record high, according to new figures that renew fears that climate change could begin to slide out of control.
Science – Does a big skull of a human being imply a higher level of his or her intellectual development? Is it true that the blind hear better than the sighted? Why do we often reproduce the same melody in our heads Scientists…
Science – Even for Americans, constitutionally convinced that there will always be a second act, and a third, and a do-over after that, and, if necessary, a little public repentance and forgiveness and a Brand New Start --…
Science – As startups vow to beat the once stubborn agency back to the moon, officials and analysts say NASA has begun to shift its priorities and cash toward a dependence on the growing independent market for spacecraft.
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