Academics
Interstellar Space Dust on Earth for the First Time? NASA Scientists Believe So
For the first time, scientists on Earth may have obtained dust particles from outside the solar system, thanks to a NASA spacecraft whose mission ended in 2006.
Aspirin May Halve Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence in Overweight, Obese Women
Harvard Scientists Design Self-Assembling Robots, But Don't Worry, They're Harmless
Flying Dinosaur With Head Like a Buffertly Wing Identified as Social Creature, Part of the Pterosaur Family
Stanford Professor Becomes First Women to Win Fields Medal
10-Foot, 400-Pound Amazonian Freshwater Fish On the Brink of Extinction; How Conservationists Could Save Them
Geckos Rely on Retractable, Sticky Substance to Climb Walls; How Robots Could Benefit From the Discovery
St. Augustine's University Let Go Of 70 Adjuncts
By J BaulkmanScientists Observe 3 Stars Devoured by Supermassive Black Holes, Possibly Identify More Than 20 Others
By Russell WesterholmHofstra Names Vincent Giambanco as Cross Country Coach
By Staff ReporterTwo-Headed Dolphin Discovered in Turkey, Now Under Scientific Examination
By Russell WesterholmWorld Elephant Day 2014: Conservationists Try to Capitalize to Bring Awareness to Ivory Poaching Crisis
By Russell Westerholm'Harry Potter' Teaching This Generation and Future Generations the Importance of Acceptance
By Russell WesterholmChilean Earthquake of 2010 Caused Several Small 'Icequakes' in Antarctica, New Study Reveals
By Russell WesterholmUniversity of Arkansas at Little Rock to Launch New Environmental Program This Fall
By J Baulkman
