by nattomi Fifty years ago, uranium fever hit Wall Street. It was then just a few years after a Navajo shepherd in New Mexico, by the name of Paddy Martinez, discovered yellow rocks on his … [Read more...]
For humans, the appeal of looking at faces starts before birth – Science News Magazine
Science News MagazineFor humans, the appeal of looking at faces starts before birthScience News MagazineFACIAL FIXATION For the first time, scientists have peered inside the womb to watch how fetuses … [Read more...]
People settled Australia’s rugged interior surprisingly early – Science News
Science NewsPeople settled Australia's rugged interior surprisingly earlyScience NewsGIMME SHELTER Excavations at Warratyi rock-shelter, situated in the middle of this outcrop, suggest people … [Read more...]
A Closer Look on Daughter’s Fertility
by eLife - the journal A new research study has found and identified a chemical pathway by which a mother's smoking before and after pregnancy might reduce her daughter's fertility by as much as two … [Read more...]
Antarctic sea ice may be a source of mercury in southern ocean fish and birds
New research has found methylmercury -- a potent neurotoxin -- in sea ice in the Southern Ocean. Published today in the journal Nature Microbiology, the results are the first to show that sea-ice … [Read more...]
Lions, tigers returned to sanctuary threatened by wildfire – U.S. News & World Report
U.S. News & World ReportLions, tigers returned to sanctuary threatened by wildfireU.S. News & World ReportWildlife Waystation staff members return "Tyson," a tiger, who was evacuated from the … [Read more...]
Intuition and Applications of the Accelerometer
by sjrankin The 1900s was a century which gave birth to many of the greatest minds in history, and many of the greatest inventions. A combination of the greatest mind, Einstein, and the innovation … [Read more...]
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