European fossils may belong to earliest known hominid

May 22, 2017, by Deborah Young

Untangling ancient roots: Earliest hominid shows new, improved face. Science News. Vol. 167, April 9, 2005, p. 227. B. Bower. Early ancestors come together: Humanity’s roots may lie in single, diverse … [Read more...]

Climate Change to Reduce European Holidays to the Mediterranean

July 11, 2016, by Patricia Serrano

by UNISDR Photo Gallery Climate changes directly affect tourism. Fewer people are booking flights from Europe to the Mediterranean because of these climate changes, which directly affects popular … [Read more...]

Hazardous Materials Management Minimize the Risk Factors

June 6, 2016 By Elmer Lane

by Adam Matthews Photography Hazardous materials management is a very new concept, recently introduced in the Asian countries. It has gained considerable impetus within a very short period of time. If it spreads to the different parts of the world it will prove to be highly beneficial; in minimizing the risk of disasters, which are […]

Principles of Spectroscopy

August 2, 2016 By Nancy Matthews

by Alberto da Siena The spectroscopic study of the absorption and emission of light radiation, and other actions, in relation to the dependence on the wavelength of the radiation processes. Recently, the definition has expanded to examine the interactions between particles such as electrons, protons and ions, and their interaction with other particles after a […]

Is Search Engine Optimization Cost Effective?

May 25, 2016 By Joel Fleetwood

by David Flam Whenever I buy any Internet tool or service that is connected with my online businesses I always ask myself, will this particular good or service bring me enough additional revenue to pay for itself? In the language of marketing this is known as return on investment or ROI. It can also be […]

The 43-year history of journeys to Jupiter, in one graph – Science News

June 16, 2016 By Flora Brown

Science NewsThe 43-year history of journeys to Jupiter, in one graphScience NewsJAUNTS TO JUPITER For over four decades, the paths of eight spacecraft have swooped past and looped around the planet Jupiter. This summer NASA's Juno mission will add a ninth trajectory. The plot shows the view looking down on Jupiter's north pole. and more » […]

Why Fluorine Is a Useful Element

May 21, 2016 By Sandy Arbour

by Rob de Vries, Fluorine is a very reactive element, and as such is often not seen in its elemental form. It is the 13th most common element in the Earth’s crust. Most fluorine is used is in the form of a fluorine compound, which is made of fluorine and other atoms. Chances are that […]

All About Brain Anatomy

June 24, 2016 By Chris Bailey

by Felix the Cat The brain is a fascinating and complex unit of our anatomy. The brain is responsible for so many things. It stores our short term and long term memories. The ability to learn is from our brain as well. Our emotions and triggers are stored in our brain. The brain is a […]

Facts about Online Science Degree

June 12, 2016 By Robin Bailey

by Farther Along Online College Education has never been more important as it is today, now you can have an online science degree. Education is the most important key in order to succeed in life, but it can be costly. However, with technological advancement it paves the way of changing the educational landscape forever. Now, […]

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