Or, as NPR clarifies, what’s not there that makes *us* want to count. With our feet. Studies of syncopation have revealed that it’s absence that makes you want to dance:
… Read the rest “Science of dance music: it’s what’s not there that counts.”Last
Aquaman may have had more going for him than he gets credit for. Scientific American reveals the amazing power fish have to reverse global warming:
… Read the rest “Fish are saving the planet.”By assigning a dollar value to carbon stored
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From the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London, volume 28.
It’s a dyke, a rock formation between two layers of Australian rock like jam in a sandwich.… Read the rest “Science Art: “Dolerite” Dyke Traversing “Desert Sandstone”, 1872.”
Nature reveals a truth with some odd implications about insects’ inner lives. Memory tests prove that bees are more thoughtful than we realize:
… Read the rest “Bees know their way. As in they *know*. They remember.”“The surprise comes for many people
New York Times explores the mapping of a new genome, as researchers chart a family tree of craft beer:
… Read the rest “A beer family tree.”After thousands of years of unwitting domestication, brewing yeasts — the microorganisms
Harvard researchers have found a whole new kind of planet. It’s just like ours, only way bigger:
… Read the rest “Meet the Mega-Earth”Astronomers announced today that they have discovered a new type of planet –
A Siberian fisherman netted a priceless archaeological artifact – a little statue from 2000 BCE. No word from the New York Daily News on the one that got away:
… Read the rest “Fisherman reels in pagan god.”Nikolay Tarasov, 53,
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