Science

Can the Ocean’s Color Help Predict Hurricane Paths?

Having spent the past weekend here at the North Carolina coast, I know that the color of water can make…

14 years ago

Creatures in the Depths Off Australia Offer Insight Into the Way We See

Having just returned from the beach myself, this story particularly caught my attention this morning. Not to mention that, for…

14 years ago

Once In A Red Moon: A Look at Lunar Colors

According to National Geographic, scientists suspect that volcanic ash from Iceland may have colored our moon a pale red this…

14 years ago

Stephen Hawking on Aliens, Real Possibility of Space and Time Travel

Stephen Hawking has partnered with the Discovery Channel to present a new documentary series called "Into the Universe with Stephen…

14 years ago

Ten Ways to be a Healthier, Maybe Even Sexier Geek

Summer approaches, and if you're like me, the life of a geek tends to make thoughts of stepping out in…

14 years ago

Crumbling Biosphere 2 Looks Like the Something the Dharma Initiative Left Behind

I remember all the news about Biosphere, back in the early 90s when I was in elementary school. There was…

14 years ago

Science Uncovers What Cleopatra and Neanderthals Had in Common

Courtesy of BBC news this morning, two particularly interesting stories that mix science, history, and… cosmetics. First up, let's talk…

14 years ago

We Welcome our Remote-Controlled Cyborg Insect Overlords

Remote controlled bugs buzz off, followed by a picture that looked straight out of a cyberpunk novel, a beetle with…

15 years ago

The Moon in the News: Surgery, Water, and Colonization

A map of the moon from 1647 By Natania Barron Contributing Writer, [GAS] We have ever been fascinated by the…

15 years ago