Academics
Global Warming Is Not Going Anywhere: Oceans Are Absorbing Heat 15 Times More Than Any Point in Last 10,000 Years
According to new research, oceans are absorbing heat at a rate 15 times higher than any point in the last 10,000 years, which could give the illusion that global warming has slowed down in some way.
Massive Gas Cloud Headed Straight for Milky Way Galaxy; Inner 'Force Field' to Soften its Blow
Millions Of Ladybugs Swarming The South, Leaving Behind Questionable Odor
Women With Big Butts Are Smarter And Resistant To Chronic Illnesses
Texting Too Frequently Or Too Heavily Can Have Adverse Effects On Relationship
Left-Handed People More Likely To Suffer From Schizophrenia
Scientists Cannot Explain Origin of Earth-Like Planet That Orbits its Sun at a Distance of Less Than a Million Miles
Ball Python Massage Uses Fear to Boost Relaxation (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterDogs Convey Positive and Negative Emotion With Certain Wags of the Tail Associated to Left and Right Side of Brain
By Russell WesterholmLack of Funding Leads to Less Student Interest in Humanities Programs, Why Top Colleges May be Getting Worried
By Russell WesterholmDark Matter Search Turns Up Nothing, but Why are Scientists So Proud of Recent Findings?
By Russell WesterholmNew York City To Raise Smoking Age To 21, E-Cigarettes Included
By Staff ReporterFHSU’s Long Term President to Retire June 2014
By Staff ReporterChupacabra VIDEO: Is it the Mythical Blood-Sucking Creature, or Just a Sick Coyote?
By Russell WesterholmArctic Reindeer Eyes Are Blue In The Winter, Brown In the Summer
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