How Do Birds Navigate?
Researchers have discovered how some birds may use magnetism to navigate long trips.
Scotland’s Jurassic Island: What Scientists Can Learn From Footprints
New evidence, in the form of footprints, has made scientists rethink sauropods as being purely land dwellers.
Why Does a Curling Stone Curl?
Curling is named after the unique turning that occurs at the end of the curling stone's path on the ice but what causes this curling motion?
Falling With Style: The Science of Ski Jumping
The objective of ski jumping is to jump as far down the hill as possible, but ski jumping is not simply flying as far as the athlete can. Style is also a large component of it. Ski jumpers are judged on style and distance in reference to the K line. This means ski jumpers must use physics to help them fly to the K point or farther. So what exactly is the science behind ski jumping?
