STEM
Centipede Genome Sequenced For First Time: More Legs Doesn't Mean More Genes
For the first time, researchers have sequenced the full genome of a centipede and have found that having so many legs does not translate extra genes.
Teens Prescribed Anxiety, Sleep Medications May Be At Risk For Drug Abuse
Breast Size Differences May Impact Teens' Mental Health
New Drug Reduces Side-Effects Of 'Binge Drinking'
Personalized Cancer Vaccines to Begin Clinical Trial
Trans Fat Consumption May Hurt Memory
Blu-ray Disks as Solar Panels? Scientists Say They Are a Cheaper and More Efficient Alternative
'Interstellar' Wormhole Travel May Actually Be Possible, But Simply Not Plausible
By Russell WesterholmJupiter's Moon Europa Seen in Spectacular Detail in Newly Remastered NASA Image (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmSoda Consumption May Speed Up Aging
By J BaulkmanMysterious Object in Space Either a Black Hole or Supernova, Highly Unique Either Way
By Russell WesterholmGlobal Temperature Averages On Track to Hit All-Time Yearly High Amid Northeastern U.S. Cold Spell
By Russell WesterholmEarly Tibetans Could Not Have Settled on 'Roof of the Earth' Without Barley
By Russell WesterholmPhilae Comet Lander Recorded Itself Landing on Comet 67P, But Only the Audio (HEAR IT)
By Russell WesterholmRussia Testing Satellite That May Be Capable of Tracking Down and Disabling Other Spacecraft
By Russell Westerholm
