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Fossil Dinosaur
Dec 05, 2012 04:36 AM EST

Fossils of Oldest Dinosaur Traced

Scientists at the Natural History Museum in London have found fossilized bones that they believe belong to the oldest known dinosaur.

Study: Parents Should Not Discuss Their Own Past Drug Use With Kids
Dec 05, 2012 03:57 AM EST

Second Hand Smoking Generates Behavioral Problem in Kids

Second hand smoking is harmful especially for babies and children as it contains more than 7000 chemicals. Nearly 100 are toxic and about 70 can trigger cancer.

Lion
Dec 05, 2012 02:37 AM EST

Lion Habitat Vanishing Quickly in Africa's Savannahs

According to a new finding, lions that roam Africa’s savannahs have lost as much as 75 percent of their habitat in the last 50 years due to human encroachment and land development.

NASA Voyager 1
Dec 04, 2012 06:14 AM EST

NASA Voyager 1 a Step Closer to Interstellar Space

NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft has encountered a new region in deep space that gets one step closer to the interstellar space.

Structure of Tree Canopies an Important Factor in Infrared Reflection
Dec 04, 2012 06:03 AM EST

Structure of Tree Canopies an Important Factor in Infrared Reflection

A new finding challenges the assertions that forests leaves rich in nitrogen may aid in reflecting infrared radiation. According to the new finding, it is not the leaves but the structure of tree canopies that is a more important factor in infrared reflection.

Irregular Bedtimes Arrests Children’s Cognitive Development: Study
Dec 04, 2012 05:56 AM EST

Brain Damage Severe in Women Than Men With Sleep Apnea

According to the UCLA School of Nursing, women suffering from sleep apnea are prone to higher degree of brain damage than men with the disorder.

Probiotics Help Fish Grow up Faster and Healthier
Dec 04, 2012 03:58 AM EST

Probiotics Help Fish Grow up Faster and Healthier

A new study suggests the use of probiotics that are often referred to as friendly bacteria can increase the success of raising rare ornamental fish to adulthood.

Pygmy Mole Crickets Are Prodigious Jumpers
Dec 04, 2012 02:56 AM EST

Pygmy Mole Crickets Are Prodigious Jumpers

The size of a grain of rice, the 'pygmy mole cricket', which belongs to the family Tridactylidae, lives most of its life tunneling under the sand along the margins of water bodies. These insects are known to be exceptional jumpers.

Robots Created Based on Deceptive Behavioral Patterns of Squirrels and Birds
Dec 04, 2012 02:36 AM EST

Robots Created Based on Deceptive Behavior of Squirrels and Birds

Taking clues from the deceptive behavioral patterns of squirrels and birds, a team of researchers has incorporated their strategy in developing robots that could be used by the military in the future.

Schools Providing Clean Water Report Less Children off Sick
Dec 03, 2012 06:51 AM EST

Pesticides in Tap Water Cause Food Allergy

Food allergies are a growing public health concern. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 4 percent to 6 percent of U.S. children under 18 have food allergies.

NASA Debunks the Doomsday Theory
Dec 03, 2012 06:41 AM EST

NASA Debunks the Doomsday Theory

The dreaded Mayan apocalypse that predicts the crashing of Earth Dec. 21 has generated widespread and gratuitous fear worldwide. The alleged destruction around the corner is causing emotional breakdowns and dread amongst those who truly believe that the world will end on Dec. 21.

Ocean Crust Identified as Potential Region to Store Decades of Industrial Carbon Dioxide
Dec 03, 2012 06:07 AM EST

Global Carbon Dioxide Emissions Rise Again in 2012

According to a report released by World Meteorological Organization (WMO) in 2011 the amount of heat trapping carbon dioxide in the atmosphere had reached a record of 391 parts per million. But a new statistic has been produced from the Global Carbon Project which states, emissions are set to rise a...

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