Science Happenings

Racial differences are brought up frequently in hot topic debates. So when The Science Museum of Minnesota opted to open an exhibit entitled, “Race: Are we so different?”

Recently scientists found what they believe to be the bones of an ancient buccaneer under a schoolyard in Scotland. They say that the person buried there is quite

A look back at the snowstorms, tropical storms, typhoons, hurricanes and floods captured and analyzed by the Global Precipitation Measurement (GPM) mission from around the globe during 2015.

Dark matter is a hypothetical matter that has influenced theoretical debate and experiments throughout modern scientific history. It is believed that dark matter makes up most of the

SAN FRANCISCO — Earth’s deepest realm may be billions of years older than previously thought. New simulations of the planet’s formation suggest that the innermost part of the

Thousands of Microbes Break Down Bodies After Death One of the mysteries about what happens to our body has been solved by science, sort of. A recent study

In Mount Henry Utah a scientific find is good news for everyone. The American Bison, long believed to be mostly extinct has a few new members to the 

Some snakes are not visitors that you want on the beach with you. THe Yellow Bellied snake, highly venomous is a snake that hasn’t been seen on the

It’s not at all unusual that cities and states that are the most populated are the areas where there is the most pollution. Conversely in most cases the

What if you could free float for about two seconds instead of falling back to earth when you jumped? What if the gravity that you normally feel on