Apr 30 2011
Crude Oil Chemical Linked to Heart Defect in Babies
For the first time, scientists have shown that exposure to a compound in crude oil is associated with congenital heart disease.
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Apr 30 2011
Facebook Reuniting Tornado Victims with Memories
A digital "lost and found" site is helping people reconnect with important photos and documents scattered by the tornadoes.
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Apr 30 2011
Super-Civilizations Might Live Off Black Holes
It's time to think far outside of the box regarding our preconceptions of how to find extraterrestrial civilizations.
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Apr 29 2011
Roman Ship Emerges Near Ancient Port
More vessels might be buried in the area, possibly indicating the exact location where the Roman empire's biggest fleet was stationed.
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Apr 29 2011
Robot Catches Two Baseballs With Amazing Precision
Rollin’ Justin, a humanoid robot, can catch two flying balls thrown in his direction at the same time.
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Apr 29 2011
Pepsi Rolls Out Social Soda Networking
Pepsi's new vending machine allows people to send out "random acts of refreshment."
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Apr 29 2011
Ancient Royal Horse Unearthed in Iran
Remains of the oldest known Caspian horse, otherwise referred to as the "Kings' horse," date back to more than 3,000 years ago.
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Apr 29 2011
Pint Sized Energy Harvester Captures Big Vibrations
A device that fits on the end of your thumb can generate five to ten times the power of similar devices.
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Apr 29 2011
Why You Should Be Excited for Rainbow-Colored Poo
We're excited about rainbow-colored poo. And it brought us even closer to our readers this week!
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Apr 29 2011
Surprising Forecast of China’s Energy Future
During China’s dramatic and rapid rise, pollution and resource use have skyrocketed. But how long will that trend continue?
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