Academics
Jupiter's Great Red Spot is Shrinking at an Alarming Rate, is the Massive Storm Subsiding?
Jupiter's signature "Great Red Spot" is the strongest storm in the universe and it is shrinking, but scientists cannot determine the cause.
12,000 Year Old Paleoamerican Remains Answer Questions About Relation to Native Americans
Honeybee Colony Collapse Disorder Solution? Researchers Pushing Little Known Method to Solve CCD
Oklahoma State Football Will Miss One Practice Per Week For Narrowly Missing APR Mark
Tropical Storms Expanding Toward North and South Poles; Climate Change the Likely Cause
NCAA Releases APR Statistics, Low-Resource Schools Struggle While 'Power Conferences' Excel
Holy Family University Names Sister Maureen McGarrity as New President
Catfish With Strange Bone Structure Mystifies Scientists, Why it is Rarely Ever Seen By Humans
By Russell WesterholmInternational Space Station Crewmembers Return Safely to Earth, but Are Future U.S.-Russian Space Relations in Danger?
By Russell WesterholmSaturn in Opposition: How and When to See the Ringed Planet Without a Telescope
By Russell WesterholmSanta Maria, Christopher Columbus' Flagship, Found off Haitian Coast Wrecked in a Reef
By Russell WesterholmWest Antarctic Ice Sheets Melting Faster Than Previously Believed; 2 New Studies Suggest
By Russell WesterholmNASA Veteran Astronaut Rick Mastracchio Delivers UConn Engineering School Commencement Address from ISS (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmWHO Warns of Smog Problem in Majority of World's Cities
By Russell WesterholmNereus, World-Leading Deep Sea Vehicle, Lost During Mission Exploring Kermadec Trench
By Russell Westerholm
