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Beluga Whales in the Canadian Western Arctic Found to Have Cat Parasite

Curiosity12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Beluga Whales in the Canadian Western Arctic Found to Have Cat Parasite

Scientists from the University of British Columbia have concluded a study that shows the Beluga whale population in the arctic waters off British Columbia has been...

Sci Tech12 years ago

Mayor: ‘George Clooney has lost his marbles’

George Clooney May Have Marbles Loose as per London Mayor London, England – George Clooney, famous Hollywood actor, director, and producer, may have apparently stepped in...

Crowdfunding Website Kickstart Reaches $1B in Pledges

Business12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Kickstarter comes clean with hacker customer data breach update

A not-so-funny thing happened to Kickstarter this week. The crowd funding platform used by millions of people to raise funds for business, creative projects, and non-profit...

Nissan's Micra At Just Under $10,000 Will Be Canada's Cheapest Car

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Nissan’s Micra At Just Under $10,000 Will Be Canada’s Cheapest Car

Upcoming Canadian Car Unveiled at Toronto Auto Show Priced Under $10,000 Toronto, Canada – A new model car unveiled at the 2014 Toronto Auto Show is...

China's Lunar Rover Mysteriously Goes Back Online

Curiosity12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

China’s Lunar Rover Mysteriously Goes Back Online

Beijing, China – In a stroke of luck, the Chinese lunar rover called Yutu, named after the mythological lunar rabbit, has sprung back into action after...

Termites Inspire Robots to Another Level

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Termites Inspire Robots to Another Level

Scientists have created a new blueprint for the thinking of a group of robots based on termites. Insects such as termites react to their environment...

High School Teacher Pokes Mother Nature in the Eye Holds Virtual Class in Traffic Jam

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

High School Teacher Pokes Mother Nature in the Eye Holds Virtual Class in Traffic Jam

Hun School instructor Lynn McNulty has missed plenty of days giving classroom instruction this winter due to the extreme snowstorms. However, this past Thursday as Mrs....

SC DOT to Inspect Bridges After Small Earthquake

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

SC DOT to Inspect Bridges After Small Earthquake

Edgefield, South Carolina – A rare earthquake measuring 4.1 on the Richter scale occurred Friday night at 10:23PM EST with the epicenter only 7 miles west...

Research Finds Some Species of Crocodiles can Climb Trees

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Research Finds Some Species of Crocodiles can Climb Trees

Knoxville, Tennessee – The University of Knoxville has published a report in the peer-review journal known as “Herpetology Notes” which claims that certain species of crocodiles...

Facebook Expands on Gender Classification

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Jacob Stoner

Facebook Expands on Gender Classification

Social networking giant Facebook may have scored a coup that will likely help solidify a position as being gender neutral or perhaps gender diverse. The company...

China's 'Jade Rabbit' takes a licking and keeps on ticking

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

China’s ‘Jade Rabbit’ takes a licking and keeps on ticking

The Jade Rabbit is back. China cheered the lunar roving craft as it performed a soft landing on the moon on Dec. 14. This marked the first lunar...

Image Caption: This image from the panoramic camera (Pancam) on NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity shows the location of "Pinnacle Island" rock before it appeared in front of the rover in early January 2014. Image Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Cornell Univ./Arizona State Univ. [ Annotated Version ]

Sci Tech12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

The Mars Mystery: Jelly Doughnut Shapped Rock Cracked

Jelly Doughnut Shapped Rock Cracked NASA has solved the one month old mystery behind the jelly doughnut shaped rock that was found in close proximity to...

Huge Fossil Site Found in the Canadian Rockies

Canada12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

Fossil Site Found In B.C., One Of Canada’s Largest

Huge Fossil Site Located in the Canadian Rockies Kootenay National Park, British Columbia – It may not be the mother of all fossil sites, but it...

NASA's Cassini spacecraft has revealed similar curtain-like auroras to those seen on Earth - except on Saturn, they are red at the bottom and purple at the top.

Curiosity12 years ago
By Tomas Carbry

See 360-degree view of Saturn’s auroras

NASA probe gets 360-degree view of Saturn’s auroras Saturn’s auroras can be random. Sometimes they’re amazing fireworks. Other times they’re a dull roar or nonexistent. New combined...

Sci Tech12 years ago

New online interative genetic atlas should help historians

Scientists have crated a comprehensive online interactive atlas tracking mankind’s divers genetic history through centuries of colonization, migration, slavery, war, and trade. Researchers on Thursday, Feb....

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Beluga Whales in the Canadian Western Arctic Found to Have Cat Parasite

Mayor: ‘George Clooney has lost his marbles’

Kickstarter comes clean with hacker customer data breach update

Nissan’s Micra At Just Under $10,000 Will Be Canada’s Cheapest Car

China’s Lunar Rover Mysteriously Goes Back Online

Termites Inspire Robots to Another Level

High School Teacher Pokes Mother Nature in the Eye Holds Virtual Class in Traffic Jam

SC DOT to Inspect Bridges After Small Earthquake

Research Finds Some Species of Crocodiles can Climb Trees

Facebook Expands on Gender Classification

China’s ‘Jade Rabbit’ takes a licking and keeps on ticking

The Mars Mystery: Jelly Doughnut Shapped Rock Cracked

Fossil Site Found In B.C., One Of Canada’s Largest

See 360-degree view of Saturn’s auroras

New online interative genetic atlas should help historians

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