NASA/JPL-Caltech/Cornell University THE WOODLANDS, Texas Planetary scientists, usually an affable lot, are plenty riled up at the moment. [More]
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MUNCIE, Ind. -- On an unusually warm day on the campus of Ball State University, Jim Lowe is giving a tour of the campus's huge, half-completed geothermal system
Read More »Airline CO2 Friction Hints at New Climate Politics
By Gerard Wynn LONDON (Reuters) - Threats of retaliation by China and India against a European Union plan to charge airlines for their carbon emissions is misplaced, given their weak legal case and a drift towards more such unilateral climate action.
Read More »Airline CO2 Friction Hints at New Climate Politics
By Gerard Wynn LONDON (Reuters) - Threats of retaliation by China and India against a European Union plan to charge airlines for their carbon emissions is misplaced, given their weak legal case and a drift towards more such unilateral climate action. Countries in Durban at the end of last year topped off years of lumbering U.N
Read More »A Neuroscientist’s Quest to Reverse Engineer the Human Brain
What makes us who we are? Where is our personal history recorded, or our hopes
Read More »A Neuroscientist’s Quest to Reverse Engineer the Human Brain
What makes us who we are? Where is our personal history recorded, or our hopes? What explains autism or schiziphrenia or remarkable genius?
Read More »A Neuroscientist’s Quest to Reverse Engineer the Human Brain
What makes us who we are?
Read More »Humanity’s Quest to Learn about Our Origins and Last Call for the Science in Action Award
Humans have a seemingly primal need to understand how we came to be the way we are today. Pieces of our ancient forebears generally are hard to come by, however.
Read More »Humanity’s Quest to Learn about Our Origins and Last Call for the Science in Action Award
Humans have a seemingly primal need to understand how we came to be the way we are today. Pieces of our ancient forebears generally are hard to come by, however. Scientists working to interpret our evolution often have had to make do with studying a fossil toe bone here or a jaw there
Read More »Humanity’s Quest to Learn about Our Origins and Last Call for the Science in Action Award
Humans have a seemingly primal need to understand how we came to be the way we are today. Pieces of our ancient forebears generally are hard to come by, however.
Read More »Frog Species Found In Big Apple
Scientists discover new species all the time--on the order of 15,000 a year. One of the latest additions to the tree of life is a new type of leopard frog
Read More »Mars Makes Movie Execs See Red
“We open on a lone soldier walking through the desert. The year: 1861. The place: Mars!” [More]
Read More »Something to Chew On: Healthier Hot Dogs Substitute Cellulose for Saturated Fats
Not all fats are created equal. Scientists have known since the 1950s that replacing saturated fats with unsaturated ones can have profound health benefits . Diets that are high in solid fats, such as butter and animal fat, lead to elevated risks of cardiovascular disease and high cholesterol
Read More »Alien Planets May Thrive on Many Wavelengths of Light
Everyone knows that we as humans literally owe the air we breathe to the greenery around us. As school children we learned that plants (as well as algae and cyanobacteria) perform the all-important biological "magic trick" known as photosynthesis , which helps generate the atmospheric oxygen we take in with every breath. [More]
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