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  • Strange Phenomena in a Meteorite Crater
    Strange Phenomena in a Meteorite Crater
    Strange phenomena have been happening in Gulong Village, China, a round pit with a diameter of 1.8 kilometers, since ancient times.
    January 4, 2010BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Superatoms: Mimicry of Elements
    Superatoms: Mimicry of Elements
    In the 21st century, scientists are again introducing the topic of alchemy.
    January 3, 2010BY Helena Zhu
  • Nanosensor Speeds Up Cancer Detection
    Nanosensor Speeds Up Cancer Detection
    Detecting the biological signs of cancer in blood samples could be quicker and more sensitive.
    January 3, 2010BY Kat Piper
  • ‘Bee-ing’ in a Complex World
    ‘Bee-ing’ in a Complex World
    Since 2006, a number of honey bee colonies in the United States and Europe have reportedly collapsed.
    December 27, 2009BY Marieke Vos-Zweers
  • Blue Whales’ Lower-Pitch Songs Signal Population Increase
    Blue Whales’ Lower-Pitch Songs Signal Population Increase
    The pitch of blue whale songs may indicate an increase in the population of this endangered animal.
    December 27, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • Ancient Architects On Same Wavelength
    Ancient Architects On Same Wavelength
    Ancient people of the Mediterranean island of Malta may have purposely used sound to produce an altered state ...
    December 21, 2009BY Kat Piper
  • Extraordinarily Bright Supernova: A Glimpse of the Early Universe
    Extraordinarily Bright Supernova: A Glimpse of the Early Universe
    A super-bright, long-lasting supernova turns out to be the first example of stars that populated the universe.
    December 14, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • Reality: A Mere Illusion (Part 1)
    Reality: A Mere Illusion (Part 1)
    Our tangible reality might be mere fluctuations of emptiness or purely nothing.
    December 14, 2009BY Leonardo Vintini
  • Teaching Kids About Diapause with Shield Shrimps
    Teaching Kids About Diapause with Shield Shrimps
    There are several options for science related toys, from chemistry sets to quiz games. However, the best are ...
    December 14, 2009BY Stephanie Lam
  • NASA Challenges Students With Space Exploration Technology
    NASA Challenges Students With Space Exploration Technology
    NASA is launching a few new projects to keep students dreaming of walking in space.
    December 6, 2009BY Joshua Philipp
  • Bigger Brain Does Not Mean Higher Intelligence
    Bigger Brain Does Not Mean Higher Intelligence
    Biologists have suggested that insects, despite their small brain sizes, can be as intelligent as much larger animals.
    December 6, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • Secret Behind Lotus’s Self-Cleaning
    Secret Behind Lotus’s Self-Cleaning
    Recently scientists have discovered how the plant keeps itself clean and dry.
    November 30, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • Near-Death Experiences
    Near-Death Experiences
    Bernard Jakoby shares his findings about life after death, near-death experiences, and after-death contacts.
    November 29, 2009BY Christian Schlierkamp
  • Atlantis Leaves Station for Final Flight of 2009
    Atlantis Leaves Station for Final Flight of 2009
    Space shuttle Atlantis left the International Space Station, marking the vehicle's last return for the year.
    November 25, 2009BY Shaoshao Chen
  • Salt Water Shows Promise in Meeting Energy Needs
    Salt Water Shows Promise in Meeting Energy Needs
    As the global hunger for renewable energy incrases, Norway has high hopes for the future—in the form of ...
    November 25, 2009BY Barbara Gay
  • Evolution: Real or Man-Made?
    Evolution: Real or Man-Made?
    For years, scientists have claimed that they have gripping fossil proof of evolution.
    November 22, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • Axes Polished Better in 4,500 B.C. Than Today
    Axes Polished Better in 4,500 B.C. Than Today
    According to Dr. Peter J. Lu, post-doctoral research fellow at Harvard University, Chinese people in 4,500B.C. did a ...
    November 22, 2009BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Cities Survive Despite Technology
    Cities Survive Despite Technology
    When digital technology really started to have mass appeal some 20 years ago, many people thought the world ...
    November 18, 2009BY Shar Adams
  • High-Density Galaxy Puzzles Astronomers
    High-Density Galaxy Puzzles Astronomers
    A recently discovered high-density galaxy reflects the state of the early stage of the universe.
    November 17, 2009BY Mo Xinhai
  • New Dinosaur Extinction
    New Dinosaur Extinction
    A third of the dinosaurs could in fact be babies or teenagers of previously known species.
    November 16, 2009BY Kat Piper
  • Newborns Cry Differently According to Their Mother Tongues
    Newborns Cry Differently According to Their Mother Tongues
    On the first days of their lives, French babies already cry in a different tone from German babies.
    November 8, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • A By-Product of Heart Transplants
    A By-Product of Heart Transplants
    Researchers hypothesize that memories and preferences can be stored in cells.
    November 8, 2009BY Stephanie Lam and Wang Yuanfu
  • Naked Mole Rats Could Hold Key to Being Cancer-Free
    Naked Mole Rats Could Hold Key to Being Cancer-Free
    Naked mole rats may hold the secret to staying cancer-free in their 30-year lifespan.
    November 2, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • World’s Oldest Submerged Town
    World’s Oldest Submerged Town
    Archaeologists surveying ruins of ancient settlement off coast of Greece now think it could be 5,000 years old.
    October 26, 2009BY Kat Piper
  • ‘Mummified’ Pine Trees Found in Norway
    ‘Mummified’ Pine Trees Found in Norway
    Norwegian scientists have found “mummified” pine trees, which have been dead for almost 500 years but not yet ...
    October 25, 2009BY Helena Zhu
  • Giant Dinosaur Prints Found in France
    Giant Dinosaur Prints Found in France
    Amateur archeologists have discovered what may be the biggest dinosaur tracks ever found.
    October 24, 2009BY Louis Makiello
  • Accident in Experiment Puts Insects on a Slippery Slope
    Accident in Experiment Puts Insects on a Slippery Slope
    Scientists at Cambridge University may terminate the threats of these crawlies by giving them a slip down the ...
    October 18, 2009BY Helena Zhu
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