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Feed SubscriptionMind-Body Mind-Blower: Posture Affects Estimates
How many Michael Jackson songs do you think became Number 1 hits? How tall do you think the Eiffel Tower is
Read More »Why Some People Say ‘Sorry’ Before Others
After a fight and before forgiveness often comes an apology. But saying “I’m sorry” comes more easily for some people than it does for others.
Read More »Why Some People Say ‘Sorry’ Before Others
After a fight and before forgiveness often comes an apology.
Read More »Oracles Past and Present: Our Means of Managing Information
Bright ideas/iStock. Our ability to find and share information today is potentially limitless. But how did we get here
Read More »Sky Crane – how to land Curiosity on the surface of Mars
On 26th November 2011 at 15:02 , NASA launched its Mars Science Laboratory mission.
Read More »Scan’t Evidence: Do MRIs Relieve Symptoms of Depression?
When a researcher asks a volunteer to slide head-first into the open eye of a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine, the expectation is that the device's magnetic field will penetrate the skull to produce a faithful picture of the brain without changing its behavior.
Read More »Scan’t Evidence: Do MRIs Relieve Symptoms of Depression?
When a researcher asks a volunteer to slide head-first into the open eye of a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine, the expectation is that the device's magnetic field will penetrate the skull to produce a faithful picture of the brain without changing its behavior. A new study suggests, however, that MRI machines do, in fact, manipulate brain activity--and they change the brain in a way that helps treat depression. In other words, MRIs may be unintentional antidepressants
Read More »Price on Carbon Failing to Reduce Greenhouse-Gas Emissions
Alberta’s $57 million carbon-cutting program is failing, according to the latest report from the Canadian province’s auditor-general, Merwan Saher. Like many such programs around the world, it includes an emissions trading scheme , which allows polluters to meet their emissions reductions targets by buying carbon offsets from a selection of approved projects.
Read More »Price on Carbon Failing to Reduce Greenhouse-Gas Emissions
Alberta’s $57 million carbon-cutting program is failing, according to the latest report from the Canadian province’s auditor-general, Merwan Saher. Like many such programs around the world, it includes an emissions trading scheme , which allows polluters to meet their emissions reductions targets by buying carbon offsets from a selection of approved projects.
Read More »Give Thanks for Methods to Cut Back on Wasted Food
'Tis the season… of food waste. The richest nations of the world waste some 222 million metric tons of food each year, according to the UN
Read More »Next Stop Mars! Huge NASA Rover Launches toward Red Planet
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Read More »Food We Eat Might Control Our Genes
“You are what you eat.” The old adage has for decades weighed on the minds of consumers who fret over responsible food choices. Yet what if it was literally true?
Read More »Audio Slide Show: Pilots Scale Alaska Glacier to Find Wreckage of Northwest Airlines Flight 4422
Half a century after Northwest Airlines Flight 4422 slammed into the side of 4,950-meter Mount Sanford in eastern Alaska's Wrangell Mountains, killing all 30 men on board, commercial pilots Kevin McGregor and Marc Millican found the wreckage embedded in a glacier. After searching fruitlessly for the debris from the air, McGregor and Millican undertook several arduous treks on foot on the glacier
Read More »DNA Experts and Forensic Genealogists Team Up to Solve Alaskan Mystery (preview)
On March 12, 1948, at 9:14 p.m.
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