TOP 100 SCIENCE SITES
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| The key to quieter Atlantic hurricane seasons may be blowing in the wind Every year, storms over West Africa disturb millions of tons of dust and strong winds carry those particles into the skies over the Atlantic. According to a recent study led by University of Wisconsin-Madison atmospheric scientists, this dust from Africa directly affects ocean temperature, a key ingredient in Atlantic hurricane development. news.wisc.edu |
Rare Frogs Bred in New Zealand WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) -- A rare and threatened species of tiny frog has been found breeding in a New Zealand animal park, meaning its future may now be more secure, researchers said Monday.... hosted.ap.org |
Endeavour Astronauts Test Hi-Tech Tile Goo A pair of NASA astronauts ventured out on a spacewalk to test a hi-tech goo the space agency hopes can be used to fill any gaps on damaged shuttle tiles. Engineers watch with baited breath on the ground. feeds.cbsnews.com |
Cognitive dissonance turned on its head? An economist, M. Keith Chen, has challenged research into cognitive dissonance, including the 1956 experiment that first identified a remarkable ability of people to rationalize their choices. iht.com |
Observatory: Tiny Gardeners May Help Spread Invasive Species New research indicates that leaf-cutter refuse piles can contribute to the spread of invasive plant species. nytimes.com |