French couple dies from heat stroke at White Sands but son survives

French couple dies from heat stroke at White Sands but son survives

The Otero county police are confirming that French tourists, hiking with their young son in the White Sands National Monument Park, in southern New...
Dutch researcher shows why people pick bad leaders

Dutch researcher shows why people pick bad leaders

Very few people in the world would consider the present crop of leaders and politicians as being the brightest or the best. Brian Spisak,...
Worm astronauts get ready for trip to the ISS

Worm astronauts get ready for trip to the ISS

An elite group of worms called Caenorhabditas elegans is scheduled to make the flight to the International Space Station in order for scientists to...
Largest and oldest sea scorpion ever known found in Iowa

Largest and oldest sea scorpion ever known found in Iowa

The Winneshiek Shale in northeastern Iowa has revealed the oldest known and largest sea scorpion ever found in the world. The new species of...
Study shows Pacific island reefs can match rising sea levels

Study shows Pacific island reefs can match rising sea levels

Coral reefs are a lot more resilient than previously thought. At least according to a new study published yesterday that showed Pacific island coral...
NASA study predicts water shortages for one-third of the Earth

NASA study predicts water shortages for one-third of the Earth

Over two billion people will have lower amounts of water for drinking and irrigation due to the decline in the snow melt that has...
New tech will let you try on clothes when the shop is closed

New tech will let you try on clothes when the shop is closed

One of the limitations of the virtual experience is the inability to manipulate the virtual object to fit a particular person’s desire. The idea...
Paleontologists find oldest placenta ever known

Paleontologists find oldest placenta ever known

The fossils of infant animals are rare but a complete fossil of a horse fetus that is almost perfectly intact with some remnants of...
New research traces origin of wealth inequality to Neolithic Age

New research traces origin of wealth inequality to Neolithic Age

Alex Bentley, Professor of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of Bristol (UK), and archaeologists from universities across Europe reported new evidence that indicates...
Unveiling the Secrets of Arthropleura: The Ancient Giant of the Earth

Unveiling the Secrets of Arthropleura: The Ancient Giant of the Earth

Scientists have made significant strides in understanding Arthropleura, a massive, millipede-like creature that lived 340 million years ago. This ancient arthropod's immense size and...

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