Jason DaleyJason DaleyRead More ScienceScience Confirms the Obvious: Ten Studies That Make You Say "Duh"It might seem silly to investigate whether people are happier on the weekend, but behind such truisms are revelations about our brains, our behavior and our environment. Here we round up the year's most outwardly obvious scientific studiesBy Jason DaleyAugust 9, 2010ScienceScientists Strengthen Their Case That A Martian Meteorite Contains Signs Of LifeBy Jason DaleyJune 25, 2010ScienceThe 10 Worst Jobs in Science (and the Best One Ever)Be grateful, dear reader, that someone else does the hard, dangerous and downright grody work involved in truly audacious scienceBy Jason DaleyApril 8, 2010GadgetsThe Map-Equipped Treadmill That Can Recreate Any Hike On EarthA map-equipped exercise machine can reenact any hike on EarthBy Jason DaleyMarch 1, 2010ScienceThe World's Scariest Science: What Could Possibly Go Wrong? Bold innovation or terrible idea? Your guide to the experiments that only sound scary—and the lab work you truly should lose sleep overBy Jason DaleyFebruary 11, 2010ScienceScience Confirms the ObviousIt takes real proof to back up even the simplest theories--these 10 studies show that the obvious can have not-so-obvious implicationsBy Jason DaleyOctober 6, 2009ScienceNine Overhyped and Misleading Health Headlines DebunkedDoes red wine make you live longer? Do bras cause cancer? Is sugar as addictive as cocaine and heroin? We uncover what headline-grabbing scientific studies really mean for your healthBy Jason DaleyAugust 10, 2009ScienceLast-Ditch Survival TipsWhen all else fails, MacGyver It!By Jason DaleyJuly 8, 2009ScienceThe Worst Jobs in SciencePopular Science's fifth annual survey of just how bad it getsBy Jason DaleyJanuary 23, 2009ScienceWhat You Need to Know About Voting MachinesSince 2000, the government has tried to help democracy go digital. But is it working?By Jason DaleyOctober 30, 2008TechnologyA Brief History of the Apollo HoaxDespite reams of evidence to the contrary, many still insist those footprints above are a mythBy Jason DaleySeptember 30, 2008China: Gold Basket of the WorldVirtual gold production is a huge industryBy Jason DaleyAugust 28, 2008ScienceSurgery By NumbersA new imaging technology may make surgeons' jobs a little easierBy Jason DaleyAugust 28, 2008
