RedOrbit.com has a comprehensive overview (and yes, this is a summary of an overview) of research proving male organisms around the world are becoming feminized:
… Read the rest “I feel… different. Prettier.”The research shows that
No, they don’t literally suck the fat from your waistline, but Scienceblog.com does show how roundworms are beating the battle of the bulge:
… Read the rest “Weight-busting Worms.”A previously unknown mutation discovered
Biology News Net had a study not so long ago into how our brains recognize music. Researchers at University of Rochester’s Eastman School of Music and Department of Brain and Cognitive… Read the rest “That’s a C-sharp, right?”
The Explorer VII satellite, carried into space aboard a Juno II rocket on October 13, 1959. It weighed 91.5 pounds, and analyzed Earth’s radiation while looking… Read the rest “Science Art: Explorer VII”
Albert Einstein: atomic physicist, scientific genius, refrigerator maker? Back in the 1920s, he and his pupil Leo Szilard saw a need for a refrigerator (which is, if you think about it, … Read the rest “Einstein’s Fridge”
National Geographic has some great images of tiny crabs, shrimp and other colorful creatures among the 10,000 species just catalogued on Espiritu Santo, Republic of Vanuatu:
… Read the rest “Island of 10,000 Creatures.”During the
Physorg.com writes it down to remember, using new techniques to create paper flash drives:
… Read the rest “Paper Memory”Martins, a scientist at the New University of Lisbon in Portugal, continues: “What we have shown
New Scientist loves nudibranchs… especially when they can generate their own power from sunlight:
… Read the rest “Solar Sea Slug”Elysia chlorotica is a lurid green sea slug, with a gelatinous leaf-shaped body,
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Cannabis researchers in China have found world’s oldest stash:
… Read the rest “Ancient High.”CBC reports:
Researchers say they have located the world’s oldest stash of marijuana, in a tomb in a remote
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