Nature goes out to the country to track the spread of TB (an unpleasant and expensive disease) by looking at how badgers meet cows… or really really don’t:
… Read the rest “Scientists track elusive badger-cow encounters.”Since 2013, the UK’s
These are the feet of prehistoric humans – little feet of children, big feet of adults. Actually, it’s an infographic based on a photograph based on rather well-preserved … Read the rest “Science Art: Vertical Image of Area A at Happisburgh, from “Hominin Footprints from Early Pleistocene Deposits at Happisburgh, UK,” 2014.”
PhysOrg is offering a tub of hot, buttered aesthetic vindication with its survey revealing that high education correlates with a love for awful movies:
… Read the rest “Highly educated audiences prefer trash films.”However, with three sequels and
The Verge has some photos of – and the story behind – the new, tunnel-like city bus that cars can drive under in traffic:
… Read the rest “There’s a tunnel-bus driving the streets of China.”According to China’s Xinhua News, the TEB-1, or Transit
Scientific American (and notable author Rowan Jacobsen) reports on the dry, dry nation of Israel creating a water surplus by making the sea drinkable:
… Read the rest “Drinking the ocean.”Desal works by pushing saltwater
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