Science Archive
Archives for October 2014
One of the pilots has reportedly died, and the other is seriously injured.
Be warned: it hurts like hell.
Don’t want to pay a charity CEO’s salary? Neither does anyone else.
We are so very, very tiny.
No one was injured, and the cause is still unknown.
Researchers have been using brain scans to try to listen to their thoughts.
It turns out that sitting in a small, pressurized metal tube at 35,000 feet for several hours wreaks havoc on your body.
They say its bouquet also features “the pungent, suffocating odor of formaldehdye”
Researchers trained a baby to fear harmless objects. And that’s not all.
This is what a comet flyby and interstellar space actually sound like
Good news: it’ll be viewable from pretty much anywhere in the US
But researchers can get fairly close just with a blood sample. Here’s how.
The research could someday be used to treat Alzheimer’s or PTSD.
The scientific case against owning a cat.
And they’ve come up with some intriguing results.