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Scientists Reproduce Quantum Entanglement, Einstein’s “Spooky Action”
Getting two quantum particles to move at the same time may open the door to more breakthroughs in quantum computing
The Science of a Really Bad Day
An interview with Peter J. Bentley, PhD, author of The Science of Why S*hit Happens
Are Aliens Out There? Left- and Right-Handed Molecules May Hold the Answer
A new theory may shed light (literally!) on an age-old question
Chemical Inchworms: The Latest in Robotic Technology?
Japanese scientists create an autonomous material -- a polymer that walks by itself
The Embryonic Debate
Need funding for embryonic stem cell research? The National Institutes of Health say they’ll only fund projects that use IVF embryos created specifically for reproduction
Update: What Happens in Texas Doesn’t Stay In Texas
Texas Board of Education's new (and wishy-washy) stand on evolutionary theory— coming to a textbook near you!
Creationists Vs. Evolutionists (Round, Like, 1,000)
Texas Board of Education members duke it out this week over how evolution will be taught in public schools
Science and Religion: Bridging the Divide
An Interview with Rev. Dr. John Polkinghorne, author of the new book, Questions of Truth: Fifty-One Responses to Questions about God, Science, and Belief
Alaska’s Mount Redoubt Finally Erupts (5 times!)
For two months, Alaskans have waited to see when Mount Redoubt, a 10,200-foot stratovolcano about 100 miles southwest of Anchorage, would blow. Last night, they got their answer
