Archive for Science

  • Einstein's Theory of Relativity Evidence Found Einstein’s Theory of Relativity Evidence Found

    Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity was somewhat been proved by measuring variations in satellite orbits, scientists have found the first direct evidence of one of the hallowed tenets of that the Earth and other large celestial bodies distort space and time as they rotate. Researchers...

  • A Cure for Crohns Disease with Viagra? A Cure for Crohns Disease with Viagra?

    Researchers in London have discovered that a weak immune response instigates Crohn's disease, possibly laying to rest the popular belief that an auto-immune condition is to blame. In a recent study, scientists at University College in London found that people with Crohn's disease, a chronic infl...

  • Do You Have Sleep Apnea? Did You Know It Makes You Tired or Dead Do You Have Sleep Apnea? Did You Know It Makes You Tired or Dead

    Do you know someone that has been diagnosed with sleep apnea and you did not dare ask what it is exactly? Are you aware that a lot of people are unaware of being affected by this sleep disorder? Could you or someone close to you be suffering from this disorder? Let's find out! What is sleep apnea...

  • Vaccine for Adult Shingles is Approved

    The FDA has approved the first vaccine for adult shingles. The agency cleared the vaccine known as Zostavax for use in adults age 60 and older: studies showed it can prevent shingles roughly half the time. But experts say they're worried that partial insurance coverage of the vaccine may slow its...

  • 2005 Hurricane Names

    Here is a list of all the hurricanes from 2005. Look slike they are going to run out of names with 1 more hurricane. 1. Arlene 2. Bret 3. Cindy 4. Dennis 5. Emily 6. Franklin 7. Gert 8. Harvey 9. Irene 10. Jose 11. Katrina 12. Lee 13. Maria 14. Nate 15. Ophelia 16. Philippe 17. Ri...

  • Are You Seeing Ladybug Infestations or Asian Lady Beetles? Are You Seeing Ladybug Infestations or Asian Lady Beetles?

    Everyone knows what ladybugs look like, they are the adorable little red bug with black spots. Adorable that is, until you find yourself with a ladybug infestation. One ladybug, cute. Hundreds of ladybugs...not so cute. We're currently seeing a huge infestation on our house in Massachusetts. Why ...

  • Why is the Sky Blue?

    Why is the sky blue? People have been asking this question for a long time now. Let's see if you know the correct answer to this. And Nooo it's not because the light reflects off the oceans. The general explanation for blue sky was explained by Lord Rayleigh, a physicist and mathematician in the ...

  • Jack 2 Project Finds Oil in Gulf of Mexico Jack 2 Project Finds Oil in Gulf of Mexico

    Successfully drilled for oil in the Gulf of Mexico's deep waters, in what could be one of the most significant finds for the domestic oil industry in a generation. The successful well, known as Jack 2, reached a record total depth of 28,175 feet, coming in 7,000 feet of water, and more than 20,00...

  • Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin Killed

    Steve Irwin, the hugely popular Australian television personality and environmentalist known as the "Crocodile Hunter," was killed today by a stingray during a diving expedition, police said. He was 44. Steve Irwin was filming an underwater documentary on the Great Barrier Reef in northeastern...

  • 2006 Hurricane Names

    Here's a list of 2006 hurricane names from the National Hurrican Center. Alberto Beryl Chris Debby Ernesto Florence Gordon Helene Isaac Joyce Kirk Leslie Michael Nadine Oscar Patty Rafael Sandy Tony Valerie William ...

  • World’s Largest Yellow Jacket Bee

    OK so I'm sitting at my desk today trying to figure out somehow to get some interviews and get a web deisgn job. If only something would just show itself and I would recognize it as my big opportunity and take advantage of it. So then while working at my desk in the basement rewriting my resume I...

  • Modafinil CX717 Pill Offers Mental Boost – Better Than Caffeine

    Between a hectic work schedule and a thriving social life, Yves (not his real name), a 31-year-old software developer from Seattle, often doesn't have time for a full night's sleep. So he swallows something to make sure he doesn't need one. "If I take a dose just before I go to bed, I can wake up af...

  • Underwater Robot That Swims Like A Fish Underwater Robot That Swims Like A Fish

    Robot Fish Students and professors at Nanyang Technological University have developed robots that swim like fish. They have developed robots that swim like a fish. To perfect their robot's seamless movements underwater, the researchers have for two years been studying how a fish swims in water...

  • “Choose Life” License Plates to Support Adoption in Massachusetts

    A Wakefield woman is spearheading efforts to bring a specialty license plate to Massachusetts that encourages adoption over abortion, even though similar plates in other states have brought legal challenges. Merry Nordeen, who opposes abortion, is gathering support for a "Choose Life" license pla...

  • Sleep Less with New Drug Modafinil

    Russell Foster, a circadian biologist at Imperial College London, said: "The more we understand about the body's 24-hour clock the more we will be able to override it. "In 10 to 20 years we'll be able to pharmacologically turn sleep off. Mimicking sleep will take longer, but I can see it happenin...

  • Cochlear implant risks from FDA

    Children with an early version of the cochlear implant face an increased risk of bacterial meningitis beyond just the first two years following implantation of the hearing devices, the Food and Drug Administration warned Monday. The increased risk means the young implant patients should be monito...

  • Hey CPR is now easier. Do you know how to do it?

    The American Heart Association unveiled dramatic changes Monday to its emergency cardiovascular care guidelines to make CPR simpler and less intimidating to a passerby thrust into the role of rescuer. The revised guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation shift the emphasis from mouth-to-mouth ...

  • First Ever Pictures of Giant Squid

    Like something straight out of a Jules Verne novel, an enormous tentacled creature looms out of the inky blackness of the deep Pacific waters. But this isn't science fiction. A set of extraordinary images captured by Japanese scientists marks the first-ever record of a live giant squid in the wil...