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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
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Archaeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure dated back 476,000 Years Ago
Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
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Hawk Raised by Bald Eagles
Do Bloodworms Bite?
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Underwater Explosions at 120k frames per second
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Taking The Heat Off Inefficient Engines

An incredible 60 percent of the energy that goes into an automotive combustion cycle is lost, primarily to waste heat…

October 4, 2007 Will Parker
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Environmental Persistence Of Tamiflu Causes Concern

Swedish researchers have discovered that the influenza drug Tamiflu (oseltamivir) is not nullified or degraded during sewage treatment. They believe…

October 3, 2007 Will Parker
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New Algorithm Speeds Lattice QCD Equations

Writing in the physics journal Nuclear Physics B, two Baylor University researchers explain the development of a new mathematical algorithm…

October 2, 2007 Will Parker
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Arctic Heatwave Sends Climatologists Back To Drawing Board

Unprecedented warm temperatures in the arctic this summer were so extreme that researchers have begun revising their climate forecasts. “Everything…

September 27, 2007 Will Parker
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Huntington’s Disease Sufferers Get Reproductive Boost

People with Huntington’s disease have more children than the general population because they are healthier during their peak reproductive years,…

September 26, 2007 Will Parker
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Super Bacteria Created In Zero-Gravity

Space flight doesn’t just affect human physiology; it can also make microbes much more infectious, researchers from the Biodesign Institute…

September 25, 2007 Will Parker
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New Insights Into Early Star Formation

A new computer model suggests that the formation of the first stars depended crucially on the nature of dark matter.…

September 14, 2007 Will Parker
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Newly Identified Protein Offers Clue To Immune Infertility

The autoimmune disorder known as immune infertility affects both men and women, causing their immune systems to “wage war” on…

September 13, 2007 Will Parker
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The Parking Lot As Environmental Vandal

The American desire for easy parking is having a disastrous effect on the environment, say Purdue University researchers. From suburban…

September 12, 2007 Will Parker
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Motion Important For Viable Stem Cells

New research from the Georgia Institute of Technology and Emory University suggests that embryonic stem cells may develop much better…

September 11, 2007 Will Parker
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Ozone And Skin Oils Make For Unhealthy Airplanes

Poor cabin air quality on airplanes could in large part be caused by skin oils interacting with ozone. A study…

September 6, 2007 Will Parker
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Boffins Investigate Schizophrenia Genes

A new study in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B tries to uncover why several genes with strong associations…

September 5, 2007 Will Parker
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Fat And Vitamin C – A Cancerous Combo

In the presence of fat, vitamin C may actually increase, rather than reduce, certain cancer causing chemicals, says a new…

September 4, 2007 Will Parker
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Monkeys Use “Baby Talk” With Infants

Just like human mothers, rhesus monkeys also use special “baby talk” vocalizations to engage and interact with their infants, a…

August 30, 2007 Will Parker
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Dehydrated Females Quench Thirst With Ejaculate

University of Exeter biologists say that some female beetles often mate simply to quench their thirst and overcome dehydration. The…

August 29, 2007 Will Parker
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Shifting Evolution Up A Gear

Research appearing in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggests that “moving the goalposts” may be one method…

August 28, 2007 Will Parker
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Uncovering Autism’s Disconnects

Scientists from Wake Forest University School of Medicine (WF) have discovered that in autistic individuals, connections between brain cells may…

August 23, 2007 Will Parker
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Health Officials Get Wee-lly Smart About Drug Usage

Attendees at the national meeting of the American Chemical Society were told that public health officials intend to get more…

August 22, 2007 Will Parker
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Changing Climate Behind Polar Ice Clouds?

The wispy, luminescent clouds that have been shining against the deep blue of the northern sky may be a symptom…

August 21, 2007 Will Parker
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Horizontal Gene Transfer Vastly Underestimated, Suggests New Study

The movement of genes between unrelated species (horizontal gene transfer, or HGT) may happen much more frequently than previously believed,…

August 21, 2007 Will Parker
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Our Love Affair With Depression

A psychiatrist, writing in the British Medical Journal, has lashed out at what he claims is the medicalization of normal…

August 17, 2007 Will Parker
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“Hot” Comets The Source Of Life?

A new study in the International Journal of Astrobiology contends that it is overwhelmingly likely that life came to Earth…

August 16, 2007 Will Parker
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Physicists Mull Whether Inorganic Dust Formations Could Be Alive

Intriguing new evidence of life-like double-helix structures formed from inorganic substances in space has been reported in the New Journal…

August 15, 2007 Will Parker
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Alpine Butterflies Getting Squeezed Out

The warming climate is expanding forests in the Canadian Rocky Mountains and inexorably isolating groups of alpine butterflies from each…

August 14, 2007 Will Parker
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Study Slams Mainstream Farming Techniques

Long-established plow-based agricultural methods combined with the economic imperative to improve crop yields are rapidly depleting the Earth’s soil supply,…

August 9, 2007 Will Parker
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Bacterial Accumulation Doesn’t Appear To Impact Longevity

Investigating the aging process in flies, researchers from the University of Southern California (USC) have established that while older flies…

August 8, 2007 Will Parker
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Carbon Sink Sunk

Results from a decade-long experiment into how much carbon dioxide (CO2) pine trees can soak up show that the trees…

August 7, 2007 Will Parker
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Global Food Trade A Target For Terrorists, Conference Told

A food industry conference has been told that the global food system is an inviting target for terrorists. “You can’t…

August 3, 2007 Will Parker
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Asian Brown Clouds Accelerating Warming

A new study of pollution-filled “brown clouds” over south Asia has found that they enhance solar heating of the lower…

August 1, 2007 Will Parker
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Girth, Not Length, Makes For Healthy Streams

How much excess nitrogen – from fertilizers, animal waste, sewer lines, and highways – reaches waterways appears to be heavily…

July 31, 2007 Will Parker

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