There was a time when you could find spacecraft clean rooms in two sizes —…
Month: December 2015
First worldwide survey of religion and science: No, not all scientists are atheists
Are all scientists atheists? Do they believe religion and science can co-exist? These questions and…
Half of Kepler’s giant exoplanet candidates are false positives, study finds
An international team made a 5-year radial velocity campaign of Kepler’s giant exoplanet candidates, using…
Stretchable, wearable sensor made with chewing gum
Body sensors, which were once restricted to doctors’ offices, have come a long way. They…
Interventions may temporarily raise kids’ IQs, but there is fadeout over time
A meta-analysis shows that the beneficial effects of interventions to raise intelligence in young children…
LISA Pathfinder en route to gravitational wave demonstration
ESA’s LISA Pathfinder lifted off earlier Dec. 3, 2015 on a Vega rocket from Europe’s…
Don’t want to raise a psychopath? Be sensitive to a child’s distress
How do you stop a child, especially one who has experienced significant adversity, from growing…
What kinds of stars form rocky planets?
As astronomers continue to find more and more planets around stars beyond our own Sun,…
One in 10 globally suffer from foodborne diseases, WHO study finds
One out of every 10 people worldwide suffer from foodborne diseases annually, and children and…
When apps talk behind your back
Almost 9 percent of popular apps downloaded from Google Play interact with websites that could…