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• Excellent Idea of the Day: Custom Wood Helmets
• Excellent Idea of the Day: Schwagbox for Bike Riders
• Magic Mushrooms May Explain Santa & His 'Flying' Reindeer
• Shake and Pour: Hawaii Lava Spills into Ocean
• Magic for Stroke Patients: The One-Sided Workout
• The Science of Finding the Perfect Christmas Gift
• Walking catfish, demon bat — you'll find them in the Mekong
• Walking Catfish, Demon Bat Among 126 New Mekong Species
• Human hands evolved for fighting
• Huge 'Sea Monster' Ruled Ancient Rivers
• 10 top scientists whose work made a big difference in 2012
• Was Grand Canyon carved by a flood? Geologist says no way
• 10 Scientists Who Mattered in 2012
• Chimp brains reveal secret of why humans are much smarter
• Disasters on the Delaware Come Alive at Exhibit
• Quadriplegic Woman Moves Robot Arm With Her Mind
• Human Intelligence Secrets Revealed by Chimp Brains
• Mummy Murder Mystery Solved
• All sorts of microbes hitch rides across ocean on plumes of dust
• Microbes Hitch Rides Across Ocean on Dust Plumes
• Mountains as big as Himalayas once towered over East Coast
• Here's a different spin on effects of Arctic cyclones
• Mayan Apocalypse Is Unlike Other Doomsdays
• Is 'reality' unreal? Scientists work on a way to find out
• Why Music Moves Us
• The quake killed the king — and it ruptured Earth's surface
• World's Largest Atom Smasher Gets Faster
• Deep Earth tremors may foretell major earthquakes
• Deep Earth Tremors May Foretell Earthquakes
• Elephants near Timbuktu make astonishing migration treks
• Guess What Dolphins and Crickets Have in Common
• How to Cope With Fear After School Shootings
• Mystery of mass jumbo squid 'suicides' possibly solved
• Pygmy Elephants Get Protection Boost from Genetics

• Excellent Idea of the Day: Sneaky Nanoparticles
• World Not Prepared for Extreme Events Like Sandy, Expert Says
• Mysterious Attacks Leave Livestock Earless in Kentucky
• Where Earth's Life Lives: Famous Map Gets an Update
• Dinosaurs were just born to be giants, research shows
• Mealworms: They're not just for breakfast anymore...
• Will Your Next Burger Be Ground-Up Mealworms?
• Cute Panda Cub Plays Ball
• Huge 'sea monster' ruled ancient rivers
• Dinosaur found in Wyoming had an unforgettable smile
• Mission to Drill Into Buried Antarctic Lake Hits Snag
• Definitive announcement on Higgs boson possible in March
• New 3-D maps give researchers look at icy world of walruses
• Dead Sea Scrolls online library launched by Google and Israel
• New 3D Maps Show Walruses' Icy World
• The Real Deal: How the Mayan Calendar Works
• Found: Whale Thought Extinct for 2 Million Years
• Peanut allergy? Check that food first with your smartphone 'lab'
• Grand Canyon Carved by Flood? Geologist Says No
• 5 apocalypse catastrophes — and why they won't happen
• Sexy Guys Get More Love from Fertile Gals
• How Arctic Hurricanes Help Warm Europe
• Music's Effects on the Mind Remain Mysterious
• Hey miners: Thar's gold in them thar termite nests!
• 5 Mayan Apocalypse Myths Debunked
• Earthquake That Killed A King Ruptured Ground
• Mind-controlled robotic arm has skill and speed of human limb
• Naughty or Nice? A Brain Chemical May Tell
• Mind-controlled robotic arm gets closer than ever to human limb
• Mystery of mass squid deaths possibly solved
• Elephants Near Timbuktu Make Astonishing Migration Treks
• Mystery of Mass Squid 'Suicides' Possibly Solved
• Scientists turn to genetics to help protect pygmy elephants

• Excellent Idea of the Day: Play Streetpong!
• Forget the Maya apocalypse: Here are 6 real threats US faces
• Forget the Mayan Apocalypse: 6 Real Threats Facing the US
• Russian Far East, Once Closed-Off, Poses Seismic Hazard
• The 10 Most Blushworthy Science Stories of 2012
• Mass Hysteria? Strange Mayan Apocalypse Freakouts
• Dinosaurs Were Born to Be Big
• Final Countdown: 1 Day Until the Mayan Apocalypse
• Human Hands Evolved for Fighting, Study Suggests
• Mission to drill into buried Antarctic lake hits a snag
• Scientists may make definitive Higgs boson announcement in March
• The 10 Weirdest Animal Discoveries of 2012
• How the Maya calendar works — it's not all that complicated
• The Psychology of Mass Shootings
• Alan Alda: Scientists Should Learn to Talk to Kids
• Found: Whale thought extinct for 2 million years
• A mummy murder mystery is solved: King's throat was slit
• Cloud forecasts could help estimate energy needs
• Suicide Attempts Linked to Inflammatory Chemical
• America's Most Extreme Rocks Found
• How Kids & Adults Face Grief After School Shootings
• 4 Days 'Til Doomsday? Not Really
• Were People Trying to Ride This Sick Sperm Whale?
• People May Be Stingier Than Thought
• Bloomberg Rolls Out Anti-Gun Violence Campaign
• World's largest atom smasher just got a whole lot faster
• Should Parents Lie About Santa?
• Few Friends or Many: Which Is Best?
• Mexico's Maya face Dec. 21 with ancestral calm
• Guess what dolphins and crickets have in common
• How Sperm Length Affects Fertility
• New Museum of Math Opens in New York
• Searching for Weird Sea Life: Q&A With a Marine Biologist