Science

Science News Articles - Breaking & Current Environmental, Social & Earth Science News Headlines Online

Previous12/20/2012 9:59:46 PM - 1/2/2013 9:20:31 PMNextReturn to Sitemap

• Deepest Corals in Great Barrier Reef Discovered
• Excellent Idea of the Day: Dogs Sniff Out Disease
• Seafloor observatory to keep close eye on Arctic Ocean
• Gourd indeed holds the blood of decapitated King Louis XVI
• Politics Is Key to Avoiding Global Warming Catastrophe
• How Gratitude Can Improve Your Life
• Surprising cave-dwelling plants discovered in China
• Gals Down Alcohol Faster Than Guys
• Mathematician's Century-Old Secrets Unlocked
• Nobel-winning biologist Rita Levi-Montalcini dies at 103
• Digital imaging could lead to finer wines, researchers say
• Caribbean beauties: Two new orchid species found
• Today's 'Extra' Full Moon is Last of 2012
• Teens Facebook Their Way Through Class, Study Finds
• Starvation Didn't Wipe Out Sabertooth Cats
• Flaming-Orange Shellfish Reef Found in Scotland
• Dragonfly shows human-like power of concentration
• Hawaiian island is dissolving from within
• Mathematician's century-old secrets unlocked
• Mysterious Itch Cells Found
• Raccoon Tumor Outbreak May Give Cancer Clues
• Nazca Lines: Mysterious Desert Drawings Form Labyrinth
• How climate shifts in Africa sparked human evolution
• Injured Coral Have Less 'Sex'
• Whale Whodunit: How Investigators Solve Marine Deaths
• The Hottest Climate Change Stories of 2012
• Fossil of long-extinct whale found on seafloor
• 2012: A Memorable Year for Weather
• Cut Here: Gecko Tails Rip Off Along 'Dotted' Line
• Oops! US Doctors Screw Up Surprisingly Often: Study
• Oops! 5 Retracted Science Studies of 2012
• Mayan What? Apocalypse 2012 Quiet So Far
• Shortest Day: Why Winter Starts Friday
• Small quakes shake Hawaii as volcano's lava spills into sea

• Excellent Idea of the Day: Believing in Santa
• Excellent Idea of the Day: Asparagus Hangover Prevention Power
• Deep inside a glacier, scientists are busy studying ... ice
• Squash Holds Decapitated King Louis XVI's Blood
• Newborns Know Their Native Tongue, Study Finds
• 7 Ways to Have a Happy New Year
• Ancient beer breweries hint at alcohol's age-old appeal
• Tackling Mars, Violence, Higgs: Science Wishes for 2013
• Surprising Cave-Dweller Plants Discovered
• Dealer Pleads Guilty to Smuggling in Largest International Dino Case Ever
• Like math? Thank your motivation, not your IQ
• Starvation didn't wipe out saber-toothed cats
• Found: Altruism Brain Cells
• Millions of flame shells set Scottish reef ablaze with color
• Tigers making comeback in Asia, group reports
• The Year's 10 Strangest Science Stories
• Dragonfly Shows Human-Like Power of Concentration
• Animal Figurines Found in Ancient Israel Temple
• Mission ends to drill into buried Antarctic lake
• Mission to Drill Into Buried Antarctic Lake Called Off
• Record Arctic Storm Melted Sea Ice
• Total Hooey: The Strangest Non-Stories of 2012
• Injured coral have less 'sex'
• Erratic Environment May Be Key to Human Evolution
• What Is Frankincense?
• Revealed: Rudolph Really Did Have a Red Nose
• Fossil of Long-Extinct Whale Found on Seafloor
• Cut here: Gecko tails rip off along 'dotted' line
• After Mayan Apocalypse Failure, Believers May Suffer
• 2012: A Year of Weather Extremes
• Winter Solstice: Crazy Ways We Mark Shortest Day
• End of an Era: Mayan 'Apocalypse' Today
• Rudolph WAS lit — and Santa was taking magic mushrooms!

• Excellent Idea of the Day: Plants Fight Malaria
• Excellent Idea of the Day: Kids' Hospitals
• Science in Ice: Lab Operates Inside a Glacier
• Seafloor Observatory Reveals Arctic Ocean Environment
• Baby Panda Rings in 2013
• Scientists say 'Peking Man' was more stylish than they thought
• Gelatinous Menace? Jellyfish on Boom-Bust Cycle Worldwide
• Saucy Science: How to Flush Out a New Year's Hangover
• World's biggest dinosaur handover shakes up the market
• Panda Cub Gets New Toys
• Scientists identify unselfish brain cells in monkeys
• Caribbean Beauties: Two New Orchid Species Found
• Top Health and Happiness Lessons of 2012
• Like Math? Thank Your Motivation, Not IQ
• Tigers Making Comeback in Asia
• Peru's mysterious Nazca Lines form a labyrinth, says study
• Celebrity bad science: Dried placenta pills and oxygen shots
• Fossil dealer's guilty plea ends $1 million dinosaur dispute
• Hawaiian Island Dissolving From Within
• Worms Turn Metal Into Semiconductors
• What We Learned About Humanity in 2012
• No Bullies: Kind Kids Are Most Popular
• Duh! 12 Obvious Science Findings of 2012
• Sea whodunit: How scientists solve whale deaths
• Scientists unravel the secret behind Rudolph's red nose
• Pagan roots? 5 surprising facts about Christmas
• Pagan Roots? 5 Surprising Facts About Christmas
• Mayan apocalypse failure is bad news for believers
• The crazy ways we mark winter solstice — shortest day of year
• 'Alien-like' skulls are unearthed in 1,000-year-old cemetery
• 'Alien-Like' Skulls Excavated in Mexico
• Extinct Mega-Piranha Could Outbite History's Largest Shark
• Where Earth's life lives: Famous map gets an update