Tree rings tell history of extreme droughts in Western U.S. Scientists analyzing tree rings in the Western U.S. have found evidence of "nightmare droughts" that happened in the past. The new findings may also point to the possibility of terrible droughts occurring in the U.S. in the future. by Alexander Saltarin
Science Neanderthals not inferior to modern humans in terms of intelligence, social skills: Study by Alexander Saltarin
Science NASA's Curiosity rover takes selfie on Mars. Don't worry, no duck lips involved. by Alexander Saltarin
Science Where are you from? Genetic 'sat nav' can trace your ancestors from 1,000 years ago by Alexander Saltarin
Science Garbage beats humans to the deep seas. Bottles, plastic bags are everywhere, says survey by Alexander Saltarin
Science Expedition of ancient Egyptian tomb finds possible early image of Jesus by Alexander Saltarin
Science No name yet but meet Element 117, the super-heavy new item on the Periodic Table by Alexander Saltarin
Science Beyond that Mona Lisa smile: Did Leonardo da Vinci create the first 3D image? by Alexander Saltarin
Science Deep-sea viruses ambush bacteria along hydrothermal vents for faster reproduction by Alexander Saltarin
Science SpaceX 1, Lockheed-Boeing 0. Court issues injunction blocking Air Force from buying Russian rockets by Alexander Saltarin
Science Jupiter-like Beta Pictoris b spins at 62,000 mph, completes a day in 8 hours by Alexander Saltarin
Science Archaeologists unearth more than 50 royal Egyptian mummies at Valley of the Kings by Alexander Saltarin
Science Forget the cheetah. Mite from South California is the fastest land animal by Alexander Saltarin
Science NASA presents public service award to William Shatner for a better reason than being Captain Kirk by Alexander Saltarin
Science Ooho! is a water bottle that you can munch on. Now that's better than recycling! by Alexander Saltarin