Long-distance migratory patterns of birds follow peaks in resources

January 4, 2017, by Jeffrey Scott

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Jan. 4 (UPI) --According to a new study, the cross-continent migratory routes of birds follow the apex of resource abundance at various stopover points. Researchers followed the … [Read more...]

Antarctic sea ice may be a source of mercury in southern ocean fish and birds

August 2, 2016, by Thomas McAllister

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...]

Frigate birds spend months without landing – Science News for Students

July 28, 2016, by Leslie Parris

Science News for StudentsFrigate birds spend months without landingScience News for StudentsSkip to main content. Menu Search Science News. Account. Log In or Join. The Society. The Society · … [Read more...]

Why Is It Important To Learn The Circulatory System?

May 27, 2016 By Charles Pounders

by Diamond Geyser The importance of circulatory system learning certainly is important and the reasons vary but are very similarchiefly that people would be able to save their own and others lives by being able to recognize the signs of circulatory compromise and the importance of getting help quickly. Fortunately this system of oxygen and […]

Top Four Big Name Companies to Look at For Chemistry Jobs

June 26, 2016 By Flora Brown

by quinn.anya Chemistry jobs are in high demand these days and if you are looking in the right places you can find a chemistry job that will be rewarding to you both as a career and to your wallet as well. Because there are so many companies that hire for chemistry jobs, there are also […]

Tips for Snorkeling

June 10, 2016 By Chris Mabry

by 小宗宗 Copyright 2006 Rob Daniels Snorkeling is a great way to introduce yourself to the ocean. But like any sport/activity, it is important to be aware of basic safety rules to ensure that your snorkeling experience is enjoyable. Be Calm Choose calm conditions to enjoy a safer snorkel. Make sure the water and weather […]

Structural Mapping in geological distributions

June 9, 2016 By Lynn Meneses

by andymag The detailed analysis of the three-dimensional distribution of rock expressions with regard to their history of formation can be generally termed as structural geology. Estimation on the history of the formation/ deformation or in other words the strain which is seen in the rocks during the course of time through the measurements of […]

What Einstein Did For Cars

June 3, 2016 By Helen Gilliland

by James St. John Today, March 14th, is the birthday of one of the greatest physicists the planet has ever seen: Albert Einstein. Famous for his Theory of Relativity, he predicted the equivalence of matter and energy, as expressed in probably the most recognised equation ever, E=mc2. His calculations led to the conversion of mass […]

Claudius Ptolemy

May 21, 2016 By Jacqueline Parker

by 707d3k The astronomer Claudius Ptolemy lived from approximately 100-170 CE. Very little is known of him, including where he was born. Claudius means citizen of Rome, while Ptolemy means resident of Egypt. Some sources indicate that he was a citizen of Rome, others that he lived in Alexandria, Egypt. He was also a mathematician, […]

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