Author: Robbi Drake

    Rainy days are perfect for learning new things. For example, try this science project that shows how water and color can travel when given the right

Mycobacterium ulcerans, the bacteria that cause Buruli skin lesions and bone deformities, can thrive in a wide range of wild creatures, especially tiny insects grazing on freshwater algae,

Old information has given some shocking new insignts into human development. Human embryos in varying stages of development have given researchers a new look at humanity. We know

  Previously thought to be monotypic, three new species in the bird genus Stiphrornis have been discovered; one in the Congo and two in West Africa. The new

For years’ people have wondered, why it is that seabirds and other marine wildlife have been drawn to plastic and garbage? Well a recent experiment may shed some

  Scientists have discovered something very unusual in the Gulf of Mexico – a lake on the ocean floor. Not just a lake, a waterfall too, which is

  Recently a team of scientists made the announcement that they had heard the sound of two black holes colliding. While this was occurring a billion light years

  Chemists in Germany believe they have discovered a way to review the chemicals that gave rise to life on Earth. These are is known as Purines and

  Think you’re unable to reach those goals you have in your life? Psychological Science published a report that scientifically looked at what it took for people to

The ability to control people and objects through a person’s mind is one step closer to actually happening. In Gainesville, Florida a team of students showed off their