Science
Are Savages Noble?
Two new books ask whether our ancestors were right about food, sex, war, and trade.
Billion Year Old Water Found in Canada Could Provide Insight on Ancient Life
Or even life on Mars, researchers say
Economic Freedom Is Good for Women, Children, and Other Living Things
Science proves overwhelmingly that freedom is good for us
Federal Lab has Secure Quantum Internet
Any attempt to eavesdrop on communications leaves a noticeable mark
Why We'll Never Run Out of Energy: Q&A with Science Writer Charles Mann
The acclaimed author in a wide-ranging conversation with the New York Times' John Tierney
CERN Scientists Collecting Antimatter To Find Antigravity
Literally looking to see if things can fall up
IBM Claims to Have Made the Smallest Stop-Motion Movie Ever
Each frame was 45 by 25 nanometers
Dinosaur Roots Traced to Tanzania, Zambia
Southeastern Africa was then part of a global supercontinent
Stephen Hawking: Dark Matter Cosmology's Missing Link
The truth is out there, probably
How Free Markets and Human Ingenuity Can Save the Planet
A review of The Infinite Resource: The Power of Ideas.
Crick's Nobel Prize Sells for $2.3 Million
Award given to discoverer of DNA goes to head of biomedical firm
Science, Sex, and Birth Control
We don't have a pro-science party and an anti-science party. We have two anti-science parties.
FDA Looking Into Robot Used for Surgeries
The machine, called da Vinci, has hit a patient and had other similarly dangerous malfunctions
Study Finds Pesticides Can Cause Brain Damage in Bees
According to the European Food Safety Authority
Scientists Developing Cloaking Technology
Just works on microwave light, for now
Higgs Boson Could Shed Light on How the Universe Might End
The infinite stack of turtles is going to topple, right?
Study: Mega Volcanoes Could be Responsible for Half of All Extinctions
Death from above joined by death from below
