Modest ambient noise - like that found in a coffee shop or cafe - triggers the part of our brain responsible for abstract and creative thinking
Scientists have warned about ocean acidification for years, but now it's actually happening
Take this 25 minute-long guided tour of the ISS
By catching or tossing comets or eating old moons, Jupiter's orbiter-count is constantly in flux
How helpful can citizen scientists really be? A new review study says: very helpful
Naturalists in Berlin celebrate over news: farmers spotted a pack of wolves in a village 15 miles south of Berlin, living in deserted former Soviet camp
A new fish bot joins the ranks of ethorobotics, or the study of bio-inspired robots that interact with live animal counterparts
Say goodbye to winter, New Orleans, olive oil, rivers and world peace if climate change plays out as predicted
Prozac is seeping out of sewage treatment plants and into rivers and lakes, turning male minnows into female murderers
The latest oxytocin study says the hormone makes committed men stay faithful, but some skeptics cry foul
Twenty-two tons of tiny blue poison pellets will be used to try to wipe out invasive rats
New bouts of Lyme disease stem from new infections, not relapses
BP may be about to pay the largest criminal fine in U.S. history
Bedbugs have terrorized cities long enough, and now a human drug might stop them in their tracks
The evolution of body lice shows that humans began wearing clothes between 50,000 to 200,000 years ago
Using "yes" or "no" questions, researchers ask a vegetative man if he is in pain
Evolution no longer places intelligence-selecting demands on us, researchers argue, meaning we are slowly but surely regressing intellectually
Cloning might seem like a panacea solution. Take one animal and make millions! But it's not that simple
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