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  1. Galactic 'Fountain of Youth' Flows in Hubble Photo
  2. Superhuman Hearing Possible, Experiments Suggest
  3. Ulcer-Causing Bacteria May Trigger Parkinson's
  4. Ancient Sea Monsters Were No Shrimps
  5. Mars Formed Fast in Massive Early Growth Spurt
  6. Scientist finds flower growing above 4,500m
  7. Moon has more water than believed
  8. NASA plans asteroid-sampling spacecraft
  9. Four Planets Align Near Moon on Memorial Day Weekend
  10. More likely to die in a plane crash than a car crash
  11. Black holes spinning faster and faster, researchers say
  12. Giant water bug photographed devouring baby turtle
  13. Rare Triple Sky Treat: Lunar, Solar Eclipses in June and July
  14. How computers work; computer history
  15. Does Scientism tend toward Political Correntness?
  16. 700-Million-Year-Old Fossils: Oldest Armored Creature?
  17. Army to take on enemy in a virtual reality world
  18. Jews now want to add Lithium to the water supply
  19. Strange Claim: Intelligence Does Not Exist
  20. Crocodile-Nosed Dinosaur Found in Australia
  21. World's smallest dinosaur found by amateur fossil-hunter... who kept it in a drawer f
  22. Pentagon dreams of Star Trek interstellar travel
  23. Rhythmic Accuracy And Intelligence Correlation
  24. Sawfish Snout Has Sixth Sense, Splits Prey in Half
  25. Police Dogs Can Tell Identical Twins Apart By Scent
  26. New study reveals pigs could grow human organs
  27. Astronomers find evidence for a strange new planetary system
  28. American Art Found on Mammoth Bone
  29. Celibacy's effect on testosterone levels
  30. Laptops Powered by Typing Could Be on the Way [STUDY]
  31. Five Finger Mouse For Complete Hand Recognition
  32. Small asteroid to pass by Earth on Monday; scientists say there's zero chance of impa
  33. Future of Air Travel: Airbus Predicts 'Transparent' Airplanes, 9 Billion Customers, B
  34. Flesh-eating Cocaine Found in New York and LA
  35. Evolution machine: Genetic engineering on fast forward
  36. Hong Kong scientists make vision 'breakthrough'
  37. Astronomers Find Brightest Object of Early Universe
  38. Fossil Eyes Reveal Predator's Sharp Vision
  39. Pond insect 'loudest animal on Earth'
  40. Northwestern research team turns theory of static electricity on its head
  41. 'Tau day' marked by opponents of maths constant pi
  42. Illusion Reveals How Brain Adapts to Motion
  43. The latest pseudoscience from the former vice president
  44. The 14 foot wombat: First complete skeleton of prehistoric monster found in Australia
  45. Jaw design 'locked in' 400 million years ago
  46. Tree frogs could hold key to new self-cleaning bandages, long- lasting glues and grip
  47. Lost Glow-in-the-Dark 'Ghost Mushrooms' Rediscovered
  48. Mother of all Polar Bears: An Irish Brown Bear?
  49. Hydrogen Peroxide Found in Space
  50. Monsanto: Extinction
  51. Spiders Detect Cannibalistic Females by Web
  52. Scientists find first superbug strain of gonorrhea
  53. Astronomical observations at Kintraw in Argyll
  54. A rare he-she butterfly is born in London's NHM
  55. Pictures: Prehistoric Eyes Found—Surprisingly Advanced
  56. Neptune Completes First Orbit Since Its Discovery in 1846
  57. Comet's Death by Sun Photographed for First Time
  58. Experts grow whole tooth units using mouse stem cells
  59. Pictures: Largest "Sea Monster" Skull Revealed?
  60. The 7 Strangest Asteroids: Weird Space Rocks of the Solar System
  61. Study: Fish don't feel pain
  62. Shell-shocked: Snails can survive being eaten alive by birds
  63. Active Galaxes Refute Big Bang Theory
  64. Chemical evolution generates bacterial strain with artificial nucleotide in its genom
  65. Ancient 'Frankenstein' Insect Discovered
  66. Exploring the uncanny valley of how brains react to humanoids
  67. Technology to Throw New Light On Ancient Artifacts
  68. Manitoba dig unearths 80-million-year old "T-Rex of the sea" skeletons, squid
  69. Turbo Encabulator
  70. Hubble detects a tiny fourth moon around Pluto
  71. A documentary and radio interview on Greenhouse Gas Effect "Deniers"
  72. Freaky Mutant Mouse Steals Genes to Resist Poison
  73. Robots vs. Humans: Should we cede solar system exploration to the robots? Do humans h
  74. Frankenfools Run Amok
  75. The Big Bang Never Happened: Red Shift Anomalies
  76. Giant Meteorite Discovered in China
  77. Fragmented sleep 'harms memory'
  78. Korean Scientists Produce Glow-in-the-Dark Dog
  79. Eastern Cougar Declared Officially Extinct; Panther Still has a Chance
  80. 'Oldest bird' knocked off its perch
  81. US science cuts pay for war
  82. Low Tide Reveals Rare Dinosaur Fossil
  83. Brain waves can cut braking distances, researchers say
  84. Strange Insect Incest May Spell the End for Males
  85. Giant fungus discovered in China
  86. Children Play Like Scientists Work
  87. The Slow-Science Manifesto: 'We Don't Twitter'
  88. Pain-free animals
  89. 4-foot ‘alien' at Kayak Point really a lion's mane jellyfish
  90. Oxygen finally spotted in space
  91. Researchers give robot ability to learn (w/ Video)
  92. 100 Year Starship Takes The Long View Of Interstellar Travel
  93. New Android Malware Records Your Phone Calls
  94. The DIY Terminator: Private Robot Armies And The Algorithm-Run Future Of War
  95. Aspartame=Poison
  96. Ancient dog skull unearthed in Siberia
  97. Massive European network of 12,000 year old tunnels
  98. Dangers of Masturbation
  99. How the triceratops got his frill (1995)
  100. US researchers find another flu antibody which could lead to vaccine
  101. Fungi Helped Destroy Forests During Mass Extinction 250 Million Years Ago
  102. A solution to space junk? Satellite that sends debris to its death in Earth's atmosph
  103. Texas and Antarctica were once linked together
  104. New drug could cure nearly any viral infection
  105. Stone Age toe could redraw human family tree
  106. Gigantic flying insects died out millions of years ago due to a 'lack of oxygen'
  107. Fossil 'suggests plesiosaurs did not lay eggs'
  108. Britain's rarest spider moves to new home
  109. Prehistoric bird as big as an ostrich identified by single jawbone that lay undiscove
  110. Weird! Our Universe May Be a 'Multiverse,' Scientists Say
  111. Facebook Cybercrimes Getting More Sophisticated
  112. Tiny Dinosaurs Left Footprints On Ancient South Pole
  113. A magic ingredient that could keep food (and wine) fresh for years
  114. How computers will soon get under our skin
  115. A Cosmic Exclamation Point
  116. Earth Isn't Expanding, Scientists Say
  117. 'Living Fossil' Retains Dinosaur-Era Look
  118. Giant Space 'Blob' Glows Green From Galaxies Within
  119. Dogs Sniff Out Lung Cancer in Humans
  120. Scientists to fire spacecraft at asteroid in Earth defence test
  121. Modified ecstasy 'attacks blood cancers'
  122. Early humans went to sea 130K years ago
  123. Robots for Land, Sea and Air Battles
  124. Synthetic Life Could Help Colonize Mars, Biologist Says
  125. Team Claims It Has Found Oldest Fossils
  126. 8.7 million species on Earth, say experts
  127. Steve Job Resigns; SWPLs in Shock
  128. Plant and tree identification
  129. DNA study deals blow to theory of European origins
  130. Aug. 25, 1991: Kid From Helsinki Foments Linux Revolution
  131. Pulsar Transformed Into Small Planet Made of Diamond Discovered in Milky Way
  132. Bacteria destroy radioactivity
  133. Astronomy Videos Thread
  134. Robert A. Millikan, physics Nobel laureate and Darwin doubter
  135. Young blood rejuvenates old brains
  136. 'Astroarchaeologists' to Revive Dead Satellite
  137. NASA Needs More Astronauts, Report Says
  138. Meteors Delivered Gold to Baby Earth, New Study Hints‎
  139. ‘Dad, look what I found!’ How five-year-old girl dug up rare 160m-year-old fossil wit
  140. 50 new exoplanets discovered by HARPS
  141. Swarm troopers: Mutant armies waging war in the wild
  142. Maryland dinosaur gets a name
  143. A better automatic translator
  144. Passive smoking doesn't cause cancer
  145. Feeling thirsty? The raincoat that purifies rain and turns into drinking water
  146. Infrared technique turns tanks invisible
  147. Earthquakes and Volcanoes
  148. Dinosaur feather evolution trapped in Canadian amber
  149. Times Atlas is 'wrong on Greenland climate change'
  150. Archaeologist finds ancient beaver teeth in eastern Oregon -- earliest record of the
  151. Movie Clips Reconstructed From Brain Waves
  152. Ten Most Radioactive Places on Earth
  153. Researchers Create Invisible Ink From Engineered Bacteria
  154. Resurrected ancient protein is a potent antibiotic
  155. Materialism refuted by Information Theory
  156. Researchers' newest attempt at an invisibility cloak (see video)
  157. Steve Jobs Dead; Not Jewish
  158. Comet's water 'like that of Earth's oceans'
  159. Neutrinos faster than the speed of light?
  160. Prehistoric Dog Found with Mammoth Bone in Mouth
  161. Debunking Dyslexia
  162. Monkeys use mind control to move a virtual arm and experience touch
  163. Brain 'rejects negative thoughts'
  164. Brain linked to robotic hand; success hailed
  165. Lair of Ancient 'Kraken' Sea Monster Possibly Discovered
  166. Can a blood test really tell you when you'll die?
  167. Science publishing: The trouble with retractions
  168. Idiot scientists want to bring back Black Death
  169. Dennis Ritchie, Dies at 70
  170. Old Thunder Thighs: T. Rex's Weight Topped 9 Tons
  171. World's biggest virus found in sea off Chile
  172. Military Seeks Sensor to Gauge Brain's Reaction to Stories
  173. The Jupiter Effect - 1982
  174. Clovis Culture Not Oldest in N. America
  175. Steve Jobs' last big project: The next iPhone
  176. Remember those faster-than-light neutrinos? Great, now forget 'em!
  177. Devon taxi driver Alan Billis's body in mummy test
  178. The Great Tech War Of 2012
  179. Does one 'super-corporation' run the global economy? Study claims it could be terrify
  180. The boy from 5,500 BC: Researchers use forensics to rebuild face of Stone Age teenage
  181. Teens' IQs can rise (or fall), thanks to changes in the brain
  182. Beware: Facebook is building shadow profiles of non-users
  183. Why computer voices are mostly female
  184. Real-Life Inception: Army Looks to ‘Counteract Nightmares’ With Digital Dreams
  185. Study: porn causes libido loss
  186. Royal Society makes historical journal archives open access
  187. Magical Viking stone may be real
  188. Rossi's Latest Cold Fusion Demo Apparent Success
  189. Study says barbell squatting is bad for the spine
  190. Along With Humans, Who Else Is In The 7 Billion Club?
  191. Video games bleed into real life: study
  192. Change embed Youtube player color
  193. DNA evidence proves ancient artists were painting REAL 'leopard' horses... not just d
  194. Meet the world's smallest fossil, an ancient mite less than two millionths of a milli
  195. Big brain may not have made guts shrink
  196. Ancient Species Show Their Resilience, Highlight Need For Conservation
  197. An easy way to publish a book
  198. Archaeologist proven right - 34 years later
  199. Aliens don't need a moon like ours
  200. Build your own single seated multicopter
  201. New results show neutrinos still faster than light
  202. Giant, Dinosaur-Age Islands Found in Deep Sea?
  203. reversible logic gates question
  204. Ivan Illich on Cars
  205. Most liveable alien worlds ranked
  206. Ancient moths reveal their true colors to researchers
  207. Scientists Brace for Media Storm Around Controversial Flu Studies
  208. Meet the world's heaviest insect, which weighs three times more than a mouse... and e
  209. Wasps Wired to Recognize Each Other's Faces
  210. The 5 Smartest Non-Primate Animals
  211. The insanely weird quantum wave function might be "real" after all
  212. Giant meat-eating 'Milky Bar' snail stuns hikers
  213. Ravens Use 'Hand' Gestures to Communicate
  214. Space Worms: Caenorhabditis Elegans Study Could Help Humans Travel To And Live On Mar
  215. Brain rapidly gears up for fight or flight under stress
  216. Microscopic cells race to victory in first World Cell Race at ASCB meeting
  217. NASA confirms 'super-Earth' that could hold life
  218. Supermassive black holes are largest ever discovered
  219. Aaronson on Quantum Computers
  220. Oldest predator Anomalocaris had super sight
  221. Canadian researchers discover prehistoric Komodo-dragon-like ‘hypercarnivore’
  222. Dinosaur skull dismissed as 'rubbish' for 90 years is new species - a 'missing link'
  223. Quantum art and Poetry
  224. Exoplanet Kepler 22b: why do these planets get such dull names?
  225. It's true: Sex changes the brain - and it IS different for men and women
  226. 'Starquakes' offer vision of how our sun will grow old and die
  227. Awesome 17-Year-Old Girl Invents Nanoparticle That Kills Cancer Cells
  228. Multi-Purpose Photonic Chip Paves the Way to Programmable Quantum Processors
  229. Website knows what you've illegally downloaded
  230. Massive plumes of methane found in Arctic ocean
  231. 'Significant' Comet Plunges Towards Sun
  232. Starving orangutans may tell tale of evolution of human teeth
  233. Magnetic stimulation could help stroke patients heal
  234. 'Shrilk' is a lab-grown version of insect armour which could replace plastics - but i
  235. Speed of light captured on camera
  236. "Space ball" drops on Namibia
  237. Elephant's sixth 'toe' discovered
  238. Are Pigeons as Smart as Monkeys?
  239. Big Question for 2012: Will We Find Earth 2.0?
  240. Ultracold science finds new method to get even colder
  241. The 4 biggest scientific breakthroughs of 2011
  242. The billion-dollar pest: U.S. beetle is developing resistance to one of the most wide
  243. New astronomy software creates the first accurate visions of other worlds - including
  244. Compared to Neanderthals, modern humans have a better sense of smell
  245. Deadly parasite turns Bay Area honeybees into zombie slaves
  246. On 'Macroevolution'
  247. An Ichthyosaur and other Tales
  248. Female Explorer Gets Her Due, 2 Centuries Later
  249. Memory loss can begin from age 45, scientists say
  250. Quantum computers in the near future? Possibly with advent of smallest wire