science Archives - Page 6 of 8

Dan Kozuh • November 23, 2018

BALTIMORE — Depressed researchers at Johns Hopkins University suggest a proper night’s sleep should last between 14 and 18 hours…

James Webster • November 2, 2018

SAN FRANCISCO — Local man Geoff Kaplan was overly critical and harsh this afternoon while discussing astrology stereotypes with friends,…

Brandon Kratkoczki • August 30, 2018

The hubris of mankind has always been it’s downfall, and scientists working with the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago have been…

Patrick Coyne • August 8, 2018

For generations dinosaurs have fascinated humans, but our perception of these prehistoric creatures has been severely warped by pop culture.…

John Danek • February 2, 2018

How much longer until you open your eyes? It's like you all voluntarily refuse to see reality. There is an…

Dan Kozuh • January 3, 2018

BOSTON — A new report out of the New England Conservatory of Music suggests that classic rock band Boston’s hit…

KC Phillips • December 20, 2017

Bees: They’re one of the most important components of our delicate ecosystem. Bees naturally pollinate the crops that human beings…

Gabe Wood • September 11, 2017

Climate change is a mounting threat to humanity’s future. However, while we’re all pitching in to help solve the problem,…

Hyde Healy • September 10, 2017

PHILADELPHIA — A new study from the University of Pennsylvania revealed that the findings from their last study could not…

Liam Hart • May 6, 2017

CLEVELAND — A study by social anthropologists at Case Western Reserve University confirmed that the boys are back in town, ending…