The Frolic Architecture of the Snow, Herbal Supplements, and Weird, Wild Love

Weird, Wild Love: Animal and Plant Mating Habits featured articles Frolic Architecture of the Snow Do Herbal Supplements Actually Do Anything? Investigating 3 Aphrodisiacs: Chocolate, Oysters, Beetles Why We'd Expect There to Be Copies of All of Us out There

Special Section:   Are Our Love Songs Getting It Right?         The Moth: A Neuroscientist Says 'I Love You'         Love and the Opportunistic Brain       This week in science Too Much Ocean Trash, Male Hotties Selfish, Tootsie Pop Query Licked They can't read a book, but apparently dogs can read your face—and emotions. The universe looked happy this week. And a new estimate for ocean trash: "an area 34 times the size of Manhattan ankle-deep in plastic waste."...[Read More] from the archive Looking for Leeches in the Jungle, or up Your Nose The Sound of Ancient Gravity The Species That Almost Wasn't What Is Migraine Aura? About World Science Festival   |   About World Science U   |   Terms of Use   |   Privacy Policy   |   Contact Us © 2015 Science Festival Foundation. All Rights Reserved.

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Fracking on Shaky Ground, 3-Parent Babies, and a Big Bang Find Fades Into Dust

Fracking for Fuel on Shaky Ground featured articles Gravitational Waves Find Was Just Dust in the Galactic Wind Einstein Makes Us Feel a Little Better About Death Making a Baby With Three Parents An Icelandic Eruption Awakens a Global Consciousness

Special Section: Don't Believe Your Eyes   Color tricks         Wild faces         Spotting perps       This week in science Space Ripples Turn to Dust, Resetting Your Biological Clock, and a Dolphin Funeral New data from the Planck satellite indicates that the cosmic microwave background pattern once thought to be from gravitational waves is an artifact of galactic dust. The first images of Pluto are arriving from New Horizons, the first spacecraft ever to visit the dwarf planet. Ancient microbes may have had a hand in creating the largest known gold reserves on Earth ...[Read More] from the archive Can Math Be Beautiful? Cool Jobs: Sports Scientist The Future of Spacesuits !@#$ing Traffic: From Insects to Interstates About World Science Festival   |   About World Science U   |   Terms of Use   |   Privacy Policy   |   Contact Us © 2015 Science Festival Foundation. All Rights Reserved.

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