Holly OtterbeinScienceIf The Sun Went Out, How Long Could Life On Earth Survive?Don't worry, you'll have time to post your goodbye selfies to Facebook.By Holly OtterbeinJuly 16, 2013TechnologyFlying Car Takes OffBritish inventor to journey from London to Timbuktu in flying carBy Holly OtterbeinJanuary 15, 2009Why Don't Snowstorms Produce Thunder and Lightning?Chilly weather brings burning questionsBy Holly OtterbeinDecember 12, 2008What Fills the Space Left in Wells When Oil is Extracted From the Ground?PopSci has the answers you craveBy Holly OtterbeinNovember 3, 2008TechnologyIf The Sun Went Out, How Long Would Life On Earth Survive?PopSci provides chilling answers to your burning questionsBy Holly OtterbeinOctober 20, 2008ScienceAnd the Ig Nobel Goes to . . . Coke as spermicide, placebo prices and the ovulation cycles of strippers were just some of the winners at the 18th First Annual Ig Nobel Prize ceremonyBy Holly OtterbeinOctober 6, 2008ScienceA Million Plastic Balls to Halt CarcinogensPlastic spheres block sunlight—and cancerBy Holly OtterbeinOctober 6, 2008ScienceClose, But No CigarMental health bill receives widespread support, but details still blurryBy Holly OtterbeinSeptember 26, 2008Migrating Birds' Strange Sixth SenseThe key to a bird's navigational prowessBy Holly OtterbeinSeptember 16, 2008ScienceMs. ScientistSelf-confidence and teacher support helps girls succeed at math and scienceBy Holly OtterbeinSeptember 11, 2008ScienceLean on Me (Or at Least a Monkey)Researchers find that capuchin monkeys love to giveBy Holly OtterbeinAugust 28, 2008ScienceCow CompassBoy scouts: forget the moss. A new study shows that cows may sense Earth’s magnetic fieldBy Holly OtterbeinAugust 26, 2008Spying on a Hostile LandscapeSatellite imagery of a volcanic desert reveals its greener pastBy Holly OtterbeinAugust 26, 2008ScienceClueless the Morning AfterYoung, black women lack knowledge about emergency contraceptives, a new study showsBy Holly OtterbeinAugust 25, 2008ScienceJuice Destroys Drug Efficacy Scientists find that while certain fruit juices boost the body’s levels of medicine, others decrease themBy Holly OtterbeinAugust 21, 2008
