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Chemical Equator to Help Track Pollution
Nature
 

Chemical Equator to Help Track Pollution

Carbon monoxide levels four times higher in the northern hemisphere
by Dan Talpalariu, September 26th, 2008
more on this topicWe Are Lighter on EquatorEuropa's Poles May Have Shifted to the Equator
Ancient Exodus from Sea to Land back in Question
Nature
 

Ancient Exodus from Sea to Land back in Question

Newly-discovered fossils spawn new questions
by Dan Talpalariu, September 25th, 2008
more on this topicPaleozoic: Ancient LifeThe Oldest Known Jellyfish: 505 Million Years Old
Emdrive Thrust Technology Will Dominate Space
Nano-Biotechnology
 

Emdrive Thrust Technology Will Dominate Space

Chinese build largely-contested "impossible" drive
by Dan Talpalariu, September 25th, 2008
more on this topicResearcher Designs Plasma Propelled Flying SaucerWhat Is an Afterburner?
Fire at Machu Picchu Under Control

Fire at Machu Picchu Under Control

by Dan Talpalariu, September 25th, 2008
Firemen put off the fire at the two ancient sites
History
Dark Chocolate Is Good for the Heart, Says Study
Health
 

Dark Chocolate Is Good for the Heart, Says Study

Milk chocolate, not so much
by Dan Talpalariu, September 25th, 2008
more on this topicIs the Dark Chocolate Really Healthy?Chocolate Fights off Fatigue
Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Now Dark Flow
Space
 

Dark Matter, Dark Energy, Now Dark Flow

An enigmatic "dark flow" newly discovered in outer space
by Dan Talpalariu, September 25th, 2008
more on this topicDark Energy for DummiesDark Energy Is More Real than Ever
Biggest Tsunami Displaced House-Big Coral Boulders
Nature
 

Biggest Tsunami Displaced House-Big Coral Boulders

The blocks may confirm volcano-triggered tsunami thousands of years ago
by Dan Talpalariu, September 25th, 2008
more on this topicA Quarter of All Corals Will Go Extinct within a GenerationThe Country Made of Atolls
Smithsonian's Sant Ocean Hall Opens Doors
Nature
 

Smithsonian's Sant Ocean Hall Opens Doors

The opening event is set for Saturday
by Dan Talpalariu, September 25th, 2008
more on this topicA Sunken Museum to Be Built in EgyptNoise Is the New Ocean Pollutant
As Arctic Ice Melts, Polar Bears Become Cannibals
Nature
 

As Arctic Ice Melts, Polar Bears Become Cannibals

Low Arctic ice levels disrupt polar bears' habits
by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
more on this topicNorth Pole Iceless by the End of the Summer, Scientist SayPolar Bear, the Largest Living Carnivorous Mammal
Extinct Turtle Could Be Resurrected

Extinct Turtle Could Be Resurrected

by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
DNA of an extinct species of Galápagos tortoise found in its living relatives
Nature
Noise Is the New Ocean Pollutant
Nature
 

Noise Is the New Ocean Pollutant

The alarming noise levels disrupt ocean animals' behavior
by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
more on this topicUltrasounds for MatingNitrogen Compound Pollution Can Accelerate Global Warming
Lowest Sun Wind Ever Just Recorded
Space
 

Lowest Sun Wind Ever Just Recorded

Sun takes its once-a-century nap, scientists claim
by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
more on this topicAstronomers Find the Source of Solar WindNew Solar Wind Sail for Space Travel Developed
Ice Age Under World Trade Center
Nature
 

Ice Age Under World Trade Center

Recent dig at New York's World Trade Center site reveals Ice Age landscape
by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
more on this topicMore Slush Age Rather than Ice AgeFast Melting Glaciers Expose 7,000 Years Old Fossil Forest
Alive for a Little Longer
Health
 

Alive for a Little Longer

Preventing chronic diseases linked to positive changes of lifestyle
by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
more on this topicWorld's Hot Spots of LongevityNinety-Seven Percent of America's Kids Play Video Games
Saturn's Rings Much Older and Massive than Believed
Space
 

Saturn's Rings Much Older and Massive than Believed

They date from the solar system's early ages, not the dinosaur age
by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
more on this topicPerturbations in Saturnian F Ring Caused by Moonlet CollisionsCassini Completes Primary Mission to Saturn
Japanese Lift to Space Is Being Built

Japanese Lift to Space Is Being Built

by Dan Talpalariu, September 24th, 2008
It will take passengers 62.000 miles (100.000 km) into space
Space
Stonehenge Was a Healing Mecca
History
 

Stonehenge Was a Healing Mecca

The monument was visited by pilgrims for its healing powers
by Dan Talpalariu, September 23rd, 2008
more on this topicThe Enigma of StonehengeThe Time of the Megaliths
 
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