Sep 30 2010
Dinosaurs Taller Than We Thought
The thick layers of cartilage in their limbs would have given dinosaurs a big boost in height.
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Sep 30 2010
Clams Dwindle as CO2 Rises
Shellfish appear to be far more sensitive to rising carbon dioxide levels than anyone thought.
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Sep 30 2010
How to Measure the Wisdom of a Crowd
Every group has its own, measurable intelligence, and it has little to do with the talents of any one individual.
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Sep 30 2010
Stonehenge Drew Prehistoric Tourists
Analysis of ancient remains found near Stonehenge suggest that prehistoric people traveled long distances to see the circle of stones.
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Sep 30 2010
ADHD Linked to Missing Genes
ADHD is likely caused by a number of genetic changes brought on by missing segments of genes, say scientists.
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Sep 30 2010
My Test Drive of the Chevy Volt, and A’s To Your Q’s
Discovery News Tech producer, Tracy Staedter, gives her overall impressions of the Volt, plus provides answers to reader's questions about the car.
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Sep 30 2010
Diamonds Shine Up Sewage
An electrical charge running through diamond-coated electrodes creates oxidants that neutralize nasty particles and organisms in water.
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Sep 30 2010
Russian Firm Plans Commercial Space Station
Buoyed by plans for commercial space taxis, a Russian company plans to build and launch a privately owned outpost in orbit for tourists, scientists and other paying visitors.
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Sep 30 2010
Atheists Best Informed About Religion
A new poll suggests that atheists and other non-believers are better informed about the religious world than the faithful.
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Sep 29 2010
Earth-Like Planet Can Sustain Life
Located in a solar system that parallels our own, the new world could be habitable -- or even inhabited.
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