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Science

Have Modern Scientists Made Any Advancements In Alchemy?

Ancient alchemists tried just about anything to turn lead into gold. But if they had just had a laser, they...
By Aug 6, 2013
Science

FYI: Are Organs Ever Re-Donated?

A few transplants out of the 28,000 performed every year involve the same organ spending time in more than two...
By Sep 19, 2011
Science

The Incredible Shrinking Shot: Needles Get a Pain-Free Makeover

The design of the hypodermic needle has changed little since 1853, when French surgeon Charles Gabriel Pravaz first attached a...
By Oct 27, 2010
Science

Surface Where a Stem Cell Grows Can Determine Its Future

Like a child, a stem cell can grow up to be just about anything. Eventually it picks a job, however,...
By May 19, 2010
Science

A Map of the US…Made of Slime Mold

One-celled organisms could make our road network more efficient
By Apr 19, 2010
Science

This Chip Can Sift Martian Soil For Alien DNA

DNA-testing Martian soil could lead us to life on another planet
By Apr 12, 2010
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Old Corpse, New Identity

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By Mar 22, 2010
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Should I Be Worried About Electromagnetic Pulses Destroying My Electronics?

It depends on the source of the pulse. Electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) large enough to cause you trouble come in two...
By Jan 15, 2010
Science

Belgian Woman Grows Transplanted Trachea in Her Forearm

A dead man's windpipe was transplanted into her arm to grow new blood vessels. It was then moved to her...