Japan’s Mount Ontake Erupted Suddenly Over the Weekend
36 hikers are feared dead; because of toxic gas, rescue operations have been suspended
Anyone Can Make Up Their Own Weird Or Random Holiday
Case in point: Today is International Coffee Day as well as National Poisoned Blackberries Day
Boston Just Found a Time Capsule That No One Knows How to Open
The 113-year-old copper box is inside a golden lion statue’s head
African-American Girls Are More Likely To Be Suspended Or Expelled
Among other measures that illustrate education barriers, African American girls are twice as likely to be held back a grade
The Housing Recovery Isn’t Helping the Families the Crash Hurt Most
The housing crash hurt lower income families most
Movies and deliveries are moving on up, while fines and bans go into effect in parks
With Its New Security Law, Australia Tries to Out-NSA the NSA
Australia’s soon-to-be-passed law will give the country expanded surveillance powers
Ten Percent of Americans Drink Half the Booze
America has a lot of moderate drinkers, and a few really heavy ones
This Is How the Milky Way Will End
A computer simulation shows how the Milky Way will collide with Andromeda
The USDA Approved a New GM Crop to Deal With Problems Created by the Old GM Crops
Weeds became resistant to the herbicide partner of older genetically modified crops
Scientists Plan to Kill Off the American West’s Tumbleweeds
Two species of fungus from Russia could be the bane of America’s tumbleweed
Using Natural Gas Will Only Delay Renewable Energy
Analysis of a range of climate policies reveals that a gas boom might lead to only a slight reduction in emissions
New Marine Robots Could One Day Patrol the Oceans
How do you keep an eye on the oceans? With robots
Water Vapor Found on Small, Cloudless, Hot Planet
NASA announced yesterday that water vapor had been detected on exoplanet HAT-P-11b
Wolf Hunting Made Illegal Again in Wyoming
A federal judge called the state’s management plan inadequate, though wolf numbers and genetics are still strong
More Women Have Reproduced Than Men
A new study shows that more women than men have contributed to the human gene pool
Bubbles of Plasma in Space May Have Cost U.S. Lives in Afghanistan
New analysis reveals that unusual space weather may have scrambled radio signals and sent a rescue mission awry
People Get Separation Anxiety When Parted From Their Phones
Separating college students from their smartphones can cause anxiety, especially for those who use their phones a lot
How Bird Migrations Show Up Beautifully on Doppler Radar
Large groups of birds taking off around sunset typically show up as circles that grow and disperse
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