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Of all the sad things for the people who think that the Earth is only about 10,000 years old, the saddest is that they miss stuff like this, seeing back ...
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This abstract is technical and it may not be obvious what it is saying, but it is great news for coffee drinkers (and tea drinkers too). One of the neural ...
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It is interesting to see that the motivated reasoning that leads to ignoring the massive evidence that the climate is being changed by humans transcends even religion. I suppose that ...
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NASA is releasing global climate change projections to help scientists and planners better understand local and global effects of hazards. Source: Climate Change: Vital Signs of the Planet: NASA releases ...
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It seems that part of the challenge teaching about global warming is that many science teachers are uninformed. Although more than 95% of active climate scientists attribute recent global warming ...
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Note that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is not the same as East Antarctic. This paper is about the West Antarctic Ice Sheet which is melting rapidly. Right now, on ...
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This is fascinating, using virtual reality to treat depression. I wonder if it could work the other way. Some people I know seem to relate to most everything in the ...
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This gets a bit farther along the path to making sense of "dark matter." Sometimes a major discovery - like finding evidence to support the theory of dark matter - ...
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This might make a difference in our lives soon. SPINY GRASS AND SCRAGGLY PINES creep amid the arts-and-crafts buildings of the Asilomar Conference Grounds, 100 acres of dune where California's ...
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