TOP 100 SCIENCE SITES
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| The Physics of Coltrane’s Technique: How Pros Hit the High Notes Comparing saxophone sounds from an amateur, a pro and a giant:. nytimes.com |
Fossil sea monster big enough to "bite a car" OSLO (Reuters) - The fossil of a 15 meter (50 ft) long "sea monster" found in Arctic Norway was the biggest of its kind known to science with dagger-like teeth in a mouth large enough to bite a small car, researchers said on Wednesday. feeds.reuters.com |
In Laos, Prized Elephants Are in Decline VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) -- Connie Speight has swayed on elephant-back through unforgiving jungle and has adopted nine of the high-maintenance beasts. At 83, the retired American teacher is back in this Southeast Asian country to help save what remains of the once mighty herds.... hosted.ap.org |
Rare mutations tied to schizophrenia [Subscriber Only] Individual-specific DNA deletions and duplications, many located in genes involved in brain development, occur in an unusually large percentage of people with schizophrenia. sciencenews.org |
A Conversation With Daniel Gilbert: The Smiling Professor At Harvard, the social psychologist Daniel Gilbert is known as Professor Happiness. nytimes.com |