Adam Hadhazy

Adam Hadhazy

Adam Hadhazy is a contributing writer for Live Science and Space.com. He often writes about physics, psychology, animal behavior and story topics in general that explore the blurring line between today's science fiction and tomorrow's science fact. Adam has a Master of Arts degree from the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Boston College. When not squeezing in reruns of Star Trek, Adam likes hurling a Frisbee or dining on spicy food. You can check out more of his work at www.adamhadhazy.com.

Articles by: Adam Hadhazy

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What If the Moon Had Never Formed?

By Adam Hadhazy published

What if dinosaurs and Neanderthals had not gone extinct? What if the sun was twice as large? How 10 key moments in history could change the present.

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What If the First Animals to Crawl Out of the Ocean Had Six Limbs Instead of Four?

By Adam Hadhazy published

How would life be different if our ancestors had six legs instead of four? Life's Little Mysteries explains how the universe would be completely different if major events had gone slightly different.

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What If There Were More Than Two Sexes?

By Adam Hadhazy published

What if dinosaurs and Neanderthals had not gone extinct? What if there were more than two dominant sexes? How 10 key moments in history could change the present.

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What If the Supercontinent Pangaea Had Never Broken Up?

By Adam Hadhazy published

What if dinosaurs and Neanderthals had not gone extinct? What if the sun was twice as large? How 10 key moments in history could change the present.

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What If a Giant Asteroid Had Not Wiped Out the Dinosaurs?

By Adam Hadhazy published

What if dinosaurs and Neanderthals had not gone extinct? What if the sun was twice as large? How 10 key moments in history could change the present.

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What If Neanderthals Had Not Gone Extinct?

By Adam Hadhazy published

What if dinosaurs and Neanderthals had not gone extinct? What if the sun was twice as large? How 10 key moments in history could change the present.

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Female Frog Calls Out During Sex to Excite Her Lover

By Adam Hadhazy published

A never-before-heard clicking from female frogs while mating prompts males to perform.

Space-Age Techs Propelling Innovation in Your Car

By Adam Hadhazy published

The aerospace industry will continue to offer innovative insights and technologies for your car.

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The ‘Aflockalypse’: Google Map Traces Mass Animal Deaths

By Adam Hadhazy published

Many of the recent reports of mass animal deaths worldwide have been compiled by an anonymous person into one big, unsettling Google Map.

Charge! First Chevy Volts and Nissan Leafs Head for the Road

By Adam Hadhazy published

The Volt and the Leaf, the two highly touted electric vehicles from major automakers General Motors and Nissan, rspectively, have officially left the assembly line and are out in the world.

Ribbed Robotic Arm Bends Like an Elephant Trunk

By Adam Hadhazy published

A new ribbed robotic arm bends like an elephant's trunk

Satellite Internet Is Set For a Big Leap Forward in 2012

By Adam Hadhazy published

Faster rates promised from next-generation satellite, making broadband available to more people.

Reality Check: Do Wi-Fi Signals Hurt Trees?

By Adam Hadhazy published

A article dubiously claiming that Wi-Fi radio signals can kill trees has been copied and pasted all over the Internet.

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Carmakers Again Put Electric Vehicles in Fast Lane

By Adam Hadhazy published

The invention of the EV actually predates the iconic gasoline-fueled Model T Ford that began mass production in 1908.

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5 Reasons to Buy an Electric Vehicle Later

By Adam Hadhazy published

After many fits and starts, the mass-market electric car may finally have arrived.

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5 Reasons to Buy an Electric Vehicle Now

By Adam Hadhazy published

After many fits and starts, the mass-market electric car may finally have arrived.

Facebook Elections: Republicans Look Set for a Big Day

By Adam Hadhazy published

If Facebook is any indication, the predictions of a big day for Republicans seem spot on.

Male Spiders That Get Just 1 or 2 Shots Prefer Virgins

By Adam Hadhazy published

The strategy gives them a threefold advantage of becoming spider daddies.

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Latest Apple iLife Makes Killer Movie Trailers

By Adam Hadhazy published

Apple has introduced the latest version of its entertainment software package, iLife 11.

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Apple Brings iPad Features to the Mac with Lion OS

By Adam Hadhazy published

Apple provided a sneak peek today at the next upgrade for its Mac OS X operating system, called "Lion."

Flying Inflatable Saucer Could Carry Entire Buildings

By Adam Hadhazy published

A new airship that is part flying saucer and part blimp could soon carry entire buildings and offer airgoers a fresh way to travel and explore.

Are iPods Damaging Our Ears? Answer is Hard to Hear

By Adam Hadhazy published

New studies are challenging the link between personal MP3 players and hearing loss among adolescents.

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New Medical Cart to Wheel the iPad into Hospitals

By Adam Hadhazy published

Feather is the first medical cart designed specifically to support Apple's tablet computer.

Science Projects That Can Run Right on Your Home Computer

By Adam Hadhazy published

A cornucopia of "volunteer computing" projects lets you donate some of the spare computational power on your desktop or laptop for an experiment.

Why Overheard Cell Phone Conversations Annoy

By Adam Hadhazy published

A new study reveals a twist that helps explain why nearby cell phone conversations can be so annoying.

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