Fabled monster caught on video (News) 22 discussions Like tartan, bagpipes, and shortbread Scotland's Loch Ness Monster is as much an emblem as a tourist draw. Tags: Scotland Science Technology Applied Sciences North Sea Great Britain Loch Ness
	Body proves Bigfoot no myth, hunters say (News) 17 discussions A policeman and a former corrections officer say that on Friday they will unveil evidence of what they claim is their biggest find ever: the body of Bigfoot. Tags: Sciences, Science Technology, Prisons, Hiking Backpacking, Evolution, Mammals, Rick Dyer, Life Sciences, Travel Tourism, Matthew Whitton, Georgia, Bigfoot Inc., Outdoor Recreation, Cryptozoology, Biology, Nature Environment, Criminal Sentencing ,
	Men want hot women, study confirms (News) 13 discussions Science is confirming what most women know: When given the choice for a mate, men go for good looks. Tags: Sciences, National Academy Sciences, Indiana University, Science Technology, Relationships, Culture Lifestyle, Munich, Dating, Peter Todd, Germany
	Novelist Kurt Vonnegut dies at 84 (News) 9 discussions Kurt Vonnegut, the satirical novelist who captured the absurdity of war and questioned the advances of science in darkly humorous works such as "Slaughterhouse-Five" and "Cat's Cradle,&.. Tags: Kurt Vonnegut Obituaries (General) Obituaries (Entertainment) Germany Manhattan (New York) Jill Krementz Nonfiction Science Fiction Justice Rights Public Relations Civil Rights Science Technology Applied Sciences Disasters ,
	Gore: Nobel win a chance 'to change the way people think' (News) 9 discussions Sharing the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize helps underscore the urgency of the climate crisis, said former Vice President Al Gore on Friday. Tags: Intergovernmental Panel Climate Change, Election Campaigns, Science Technology, Earth Science, U.S. Government, Political Policy, Elections Voting, George W. Bush, Sciences, Global Climate Change, Climatology, U.S. Politics, Advertising, Domestic Po
	Student describes how she became a Clinton plant (News) 6 discussions The college student who was told what question to ask at one of New York Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign events said "voters have the right to know what happened" and she wasn't the only one.. Tags: Energy Policy, Domestic Policy, Earth Science, Muriel Gallo-Chasanoff, Election Campaigns, Mo Elleithee, Maytag Corporation, Science Technology, Global Climate Change, Hillary Clinton, Sciences, Political Policy, Iowa, Bill Clinton, U.S. Politics, Clima
	Sex takes 3 to 13 minutes, study says (News) 6 discussions Maybe men had it right all along: It doesn't take long to satisfy a woman in bed. Tags: Society for Sex Therapy Research, Sexuality, Marianne Brandon, Relationships, Annapolis (Maryland), United States, Psychology, Irwin Goldstein, Social Behavioral Sciences, Canada, Eric Corty, Culture Lifestyle, Science Technology, Jenay Guardiani,
	Lawmakers hear of interference in global warming science (News) 5 discussions Federal scientists have been pressured by the White House to play down global warming, advocacy groups testified Tuesday at the Democrats' first investigative hearing since taking control of Congress. Tags: White House California Civil and Public Services Environmental Politics Justice and Rights Civil Rights Environmental Issues Alternative Energy Science and Technology Applied Sciences Global Change National Aeronautics and Space Admi
	Ancient boy's skeleton sparks evolution debate (News) 5 discussions Deep in the dusty, unlit corridors of Kenya's national museum, locked away in a plain-looking cabinet, is one of mankind's oldest relics: Turkana Boy, as he is known, the most complete skeleton of a p.. Tags: Kenya Bioterrorism Science Technology Applied Sciences Richard Leakey Mary Leakey United States Europe Arts, Culture Entertainment
	Are humans hard-wired for faith? (News) 5 discussions "I just know God is with me. I can feel Him always," a young Haitian woman once told me. Tags: Technology (general) Applied Sciences University Pennsylvania Cable News Network (CNN) Religion Belief Brain Neurology Theology
	Solar peak expected in 2011-2012 (News) 5 discussions The peak of the next sunspot cycle is expected in late 2011 or mid-2012 -- potentially affecting airline flights, communications satellites and electrical transmissions. But forecasters can't agree on.. Tags: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA) Space Environment Center Air Transportation Science Technology Applied Sciences University Colorado Colorado Airlines
	:-) turns 25 (News) 5 discussions It was a serious contribution to the electronic lexicon. Tags: Yahoo! Inc., Language Linguistics, Stanford University, Higher Education, Science Technology, University Maryland, Clifford Nass, Scott Fahlman, Carnegie Mellon University, Sciences, Colleges Universities, Education, Culture Lifestyle, Florida I
	Prescription drugs found in drinking water across U.S. (News) 5 discussions A vast array of pharmaceuticals -- including antibiotics, anti-convulsants, mood stabilizers and sex hormones -- have been found in the drinking water supplies of at least 41 million Americans, an Ass.. Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Health Fitness, Politics, Clean Water Policy, New York City, Sciences, Domestic Policy, Science Technology, Benjamin Grumbles, Virginia, Veterinary Medicine, Earth Science, Environmental Protection, California, Po
	Vatican lists new sinful behaviors (News) 5 discussions A Vatican official has listed drugs, pollution and genetic manipulations as well as social and economic injustices as new areas of sinful behavior. Tags: Greg Apparcel, United Nations, Biology, Culture Lifestyle, Pope Gregory, Vatican, Science Technology, United States, Roman Catholicism, Genetics, Religion, Sciences, Gianfranco Girotti, Christianity, Life Sciences, Antonio Pelayo
	Doctors: Ted Kennedy has malignant brain tumor (News) 5 discussions U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy has a malignant brain tumor, doctors treating him at Massachusetts General Hospital said Tuesday. Tags: Law, U.S. Congressional News, Edward M. Kennedy, U.S. Senate, Civil Rights, Science Technology, Sciences, Cognitive Science, Political Parties, Brain Cancer, Social Issues, Barack Obama, U.S. Government, Cancer, Elections Voting, Constitutional Law, U
	Government unveils world's fastest computer (News) 5 discussions Scientists unveiled the world's fastest supercomputer on Monday, a $100 million machine that for the first time has performed 1,000 trillion calculations per second in a sustained exercise. Tags: Supercomputers, Sciences, Nuclear Weapons, Los Alamos, International Relations, Computer Technology, Technology, Politics, Computer Hardware Peripherals, David Turek, Military Weapons, Computer Chip Sets, Science Technology, Circuit Device Engineeri
	1867 nanomachine now reality (News) 4 discussions Nearly 150 years ago it was no more than a concept by a visionary scientist, but researchers have now created a minuscule motor that could lead to the creation of microscopic nanomachines. Tags: Technology (general) Science Technology Edinburgh (Scotland) Applied Sciences David Leigh
	Author Kurt Vonnegut dies at 84 (News) 4 discussions Kurt Vonnegut, whose absurdist visions and cynical outlook infused such books as "Slaughterhouse-Five" and "Cat's Cradle," has died. He was 84. Tags: Kurt Vonnegut Obituaries (General) Obituaries (Entertainment) Germany Manhattan (New York) Jill Krementz Nonfiction Science Fiction Justice Rights Public Relations Civil Rights Science Technology Applied Sciences Disasters ,
	Gore shares Nobel Peace Prize with U.N. panel (News) 4 discussions Former Vice President Al Gore and the U.N.'s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change won the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday for their work to raise awareness about global warming. Tags: Earth Science, Sciences, Elections Voting, Le Duc Tho, Florida, Oslo, Martin Luther King Jr., George W. Bush, Woodrow Wilson, Climatology, Science Technology, U.S. Politics, Al Gore, New York Times Company, Intergovernmental Panel Climate Change,
	Experts say 'most dangerous city' rankings twist numbers (News) 4 discussions In another blow to the Motor City's tarnished image, Detroit pushed past St. Louis to become the nation's most dangerous city, according to a private research group's controversial analysis, released .. Tags: American Society Criminology, Mission Viejo, Politics, Local Politics, Sociology, New Jersey, Detroit, Illinois, Federal Bureau Investigation, Criminology, California, Robbery, Minnesota, Social Behavioral Sciences, Crime, Science Technology, Unit
	Star explodes halfway across universe (News) 4 discussions The explosion of a star halfway across the universe was so huge it set a record for the most distant object that could be seen on Earth by the naked eye. Tags: Neil Gehrels, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Pennsylvania State University, Astronomy, Dave Burrows, NASA, Sciences, Science Technology
	Huge Antarctic ice chunk collapses (News) 4 discussions A chunk of Antarctic ice about seven times the size of Manhattan suddenly collapsed, putting an even greater portion of glacial ice at risk, scientists said Tuesday. Tags: Ted Scambos, Connecticut, Climatology, Global Climate Change, Sciences, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Science Technology, Satellite Imaging, Antarctica, Technology, Manhattan, National Snow Ice Data Center, Boulder (Colorado), Space Technology
	Scientists say they're closer to invisibility material (News) 4 discussions Scientists say they are a step closer to developing materials that could render people and objects invisible. Tags: Sciences, Science Technology, University California-Berkeley, Teflon, Engineering, Electromagnetics Radiation Engineering, Electrical Engineering
	Athlete says sports steroids changed him from woman to man (News) 4 discussions Heidi Krieger proved herself one of the world's top athletes in the 1980s, winning medal after medal in the shot put for East Germany. Tags: Science Technology, Medical Technology, Olympic Games, Communism, Germany, Shot Put, Genetics, Drugs Sports, Technology, Gene Therapy, Biotechnology, Willi Heepe, Sciences, Sports, Heidi Krieger, Manfred Ewald, Track Field, Life Sciences, Biology, A
	Face blindness not just skin deep (News) 3 discussions Imagine an entire day of seeing faces -- friends, co-workers, even family -- but not being able to retain those images in your mind. For 48-year-old Kiki Latimer, each time she sees someone is often l.. Tags: Germany Science Technology Applied Sciences Harvard University London Prosopagnosia Face blindness Brain disorders

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