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Human World
Science Wire | May 17, 2013
Use of new analysis techniques provides food for thought about how people lived 5,000 years ago.
Science Wire | May 16, 2013
Engineers created a wearable heart monitor thinner than a dollar bill that could one day provide doctors with a safer way to check the condition of a patient’s heart.
Blogs | May 16, 2013
It went into safe mode on Tuesday, May 14 after the #4 reaction wheel, needed to orient the spacecraft, would not spin.
Blogs | May 16, 2013
Severe storms struck in north and east Texas yesterday. At least 6 dead with over a hundred injuries in the town of Granbury. Mile-wide tornado north of Vista.
Blogs | May 15, 2013
Beautiful video of ring of fire eclipse by astrophotographer Colin Legg, who used three cameras along the ecliptic path in western Australia.
Blogs | May 15, 2013
“I felt that if I could show people what New York City looked like on other planets, I’d give people a sense of how lucky we are to be living on Earth.”
Blogs | May 14, 2013
The study suggests that supposedly more ‘primitive’ areas, such as the cerebellum, were equally important in the expansion of the human brain.
May 13, 2013
Chris Hadfield has done more to let the rest of us enjoy and participate in International Space Station missions than anyone since … well, than anyone ever.
Science Wire | May 13, 2013
A new analysis has found a link between exposure to Agent Orange and lethal forms of prostate cancer among US Veterans.
