Science 13844 items | updated May 18 2013

    • DIY Diagnosis?
      We could be just 10 years away from being able to screen ourselves for early signs of life-threatening diseases like cancer and dementia. Scientists are developing a...
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    • Strange Weather over Africa
      A strange cloud of electrified gas hovering over Africa...it's screwing with GPS recievers.
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    • designing the periodic table of elements
      remember that thing you had to memorize for high school science class? well, check out this stunning presentation of that information. photos of each element are...
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    • To Cut or Not to Cut: the Foreskin Debate
      Why is it that so many American men are circumcised? Well, it seems the Brits are responsible. Queen Victoria, who, along with much of the British aristocracy,...
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    • Oliver Sacks on Music and the Brain
      I love this man. I first picked up "The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat" in college, and have greatly admired him ever since. Sacks is credited with...
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    • Chocolate=Curves=Clever
      Go on go give into temptation and get that bar of chocolate you've had your eye on since this morning - studies from this article show those extra curves could...
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    • Close Your Eyes and Listen
      That's what our brains do, anyways. According to this study, our brains divert activity from the visual receptors when we're listening to music and more...
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    • Cosmic Rays Originate From Black Holes
      There is a dichotomy in that article - if nothing, not even light, can escape from a black hole, then no Cosmic Rays could emanate from them either, but they do....
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    • 94% of Lab Rats prefer saccharin over cocaine
      When rats were allowed to choose mutually-exclusively between water sweetened with saccharin–an intense calorie-free sweetener–and intravenous cocaine–a highly...
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    • A believe it or not Great tool!
      For those of you that need a great Periodic table back in your life; add to your favorites -- This one rocks!
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    • World's first OLED TV
      Organic Light Emitting Diodes promise to have better pictures and use less power than current contenders
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    • Fossil discovery reveals oldest known hooved animal
      This tooth places India as a likely origination of herbivorous animals like cows
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    • Fruit Fly Genome Generating Buzz
      It is allowing scientists to understand better why we share most of our genes with chimpanzees but are so different, and offers new data on two aspects of evolution -...
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    • The Apparent Benefits of Bringing Sexy Back
      Personally I've always referred to women who have prominently sexy walks as 'the washing machine'. Don't ask. But - that's beside the...
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    • Desalination  Not The Solution
      Desalination 'not the solution' Untapped resource: oceans contain 97% of the planet's water Turning salt water into drinking water is not a...
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    • Particle Portraits
      “Take a deep breath! You have just inhaled oxygen atoms that have already been breathed by every person who ever lived. At some time or other your body has contained...
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    • Human Parts Made to Order
      Things in Dr. Anthony Atala's lab at Wake Forest University are not always what they seem. On one lab bench, surrounded by gutted printer cartridges, lie the...
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    • Being Boiled Hurts
      You know that dreadful scream the lobster makes when he's thrown into a vat of boiling water? Well, it might actually be your dinner screaming in agony.
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    • New Planet Discovered; Aliens Still Hiding, Possibly Watching Reruns of 'The Office'
      The new planet is 45 times the mass of earth. You know what that means: Burgers are also 45 times as large.
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    • Pill changes women's taste in men...
      More estrogen=more child bearing and thus, more nesting tendencies.
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