Less fertilizer good news for the Great Barrier Reef James Cook University – EurekAlert (press release)

July 25, 2016, by William Moore

Less fertilizer good news for the Great Barrier Reef James Cook UniversityEurekAlert (press release)James Cook University researchers have shown a way to potentially halve the amount of fertiliser … [Read more...]

Instant solutions for helping you complete Statistics assignments – AG Edutech

June 25, 2016 By Marisol Ibarra

by Arenamontanus Today’s busy schedule makes the students tired when it comes to complete their assignments or home works especially in the case of statistics. So the days of tension is going to end to students and also parents. Few students get scared when it comes to doing any kind of assignments in which statistics […]

See how bacterial blood infections in young kids plummeted after vaccines

March 15, 2017 By Patricia Shaw

To celebrate birthdays, my 2- and 4-year-old party animals got vaccinated. Measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox, diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough for the older one (thankfully combined into just two shots), and hepatitis A for the younger. Funnily … Continue reading at sciencenews.org More tough news for GoPro as it pre-announced its first-quarter earnings earlier […]

Alchi Monastery Explained By Joseph Chinnock

June 29, 2016 By Hugh Radtke

by inefekt69 The Alchi Monastery in Ladakh, India contains many Vajrayana Buddhist masterpieces rendered in a baroque style synthesizing aspects of Tibetan Buddhist, Hindu and even Kashmiri Zoroastrian motifs. The site is recognized as a masterpiece of Buddhist art and cosmology. The creation of the Alchi complex is attributed to a monk/scholar, Rinchen Zangpo, in […]

What Is Sociology in college?

June 7, 2016 By William Moore

by University of Essex Sociology is the learning of how individuals associate to society and many more. It covers the concepts of group dynamics, unspoken social codes, and patterns of behavior on local, national, and global scales. Sociology studies how societies change over time, how social order establish, and sources of conflict within societies. The […]

Science News That Stuck With Us in 2016 – New York Times

December 16, 2016 By Norma Smoot

New York TimesScience News That Stuck With Us in 2016New York TimesAs the year ends, the Science desk of The New York Times asked its reporters to look back at the news they reported on that was the most memorable. These are their selections, with a focus on archaeology, biology, physics and space. Two other […]

Readers amazed by Amasia – Science News

February 22, 2017 By Norma Smoot

Science NewsReaders amazed by AmasiaScience News“Plumes of hot material rising from the mantle could rip continents apart, but the plumes would have to rise up at weak points along continental boundaries, which seems unlikely,” says Thomas Sumner, Science News' earth sciences writer. A competing … Continue reading at sciencenews.org Science NewsSeven Earth-sized planets orbit nearby […]

Seafloor hosts surprising number of deep-sea vents – Science News for Students

July 11, 2016 By Norma Smoot

Science News for StudentsSeafloor hosts surprising number of deep-sea ventsScience News for StudentsSkip to main content. Menu Search Science News. Account. Log In or Join. The Society. The Society · Science News · Science News for Students · Student Science. Newsletter. Newsletter Sign Up. Follow Us. Student Science on Twitter · Student Science on … and […]

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