STEM
European Industrial Age Soot Ended the 'Little Ice Age' of the 19th Century
New research suggests soot from European factory smokestacks in the mid-nineteenth century caused an early retread of thousands of Alpine glaciers, ending the "Little Ice Age."
'Younger Dryas' Meteor Impact Theory Traced to Quebec, Canada but Scientists Still Cannot Locate Crater
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
By Russell WesterholmNASA 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
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