STEM
'Younger Dryas' Meteor Impact Theory Traced to Quebec, Canada but Scientists Still Cannot Locate Crater
A team of scientists believe they have made an important discovery in a theory pointing to a meteor crash nearly 13,000 years ago that set off an abrupt climate change known as Younger Dryas.
Gardiner's Frog Uses its Mouth as a Pathway to its Inner Ear to Hear Noise
Global Warming Aiding Spread of Crop-Attacking Pests and Disease?
New Data Reveals that the Average Height of European Males has Grown by 11cm in Just Over a Century
California Researchers Develop Portable Smartphone Device for Kidney Tests
Mosquitoes Smell You Better at Night, Study Finds
Trojan Asteroid Discovered Near Uranus; First Ever for Distant Planet
NASA Mars Curiosity Rover Uses Self-Driving Navigation for First Time
By Russell WesterholmDrinking Alcohol Hampers Brain's Ability to Interpret Social Cues, Study
By Staff ReporterStatins May Slow Human aging by Protecting Against Telomere Shortening: A Ceature of Senescent Cells
By Staff ReporterGrand Canyon Lookalike Discovered Beneath a Mile-Thick Greenland Ice Sheet
By Russell WesterholmEarth Life Began on Mars; Red Planet May Have Had Building Blocks for RNA and DNA First
By Russell WesterholmSwiss Archaeologists Discover Ancient Human Settlement in Bolivian Amazon
By Staff ReporterBrain Protein Deficiency Causes Age-Related Memory Loss, Study
By Staff ReporterAstronomers Find Earth's Sun's Older Twin, But Could It Also Host Planets that Sustain Life?
By Russell Westerholm
