News Archive | July 2006

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July 31st
- Modern M.A.S.H.: Soldiers Could Pack Their Own Freeze-Dried Blood
- Ants More Aggressive When in Gangs
- The Real Scoop on Rumors and Gossip
- Men Act Like Dogs to Determine Dominance
July 30th
- Cars That Can't Crash: 'Technology is Doable Right Now'
July 29th
- Medical 'Miracles' Not Supported by Evidence
July 28th
- Graves Searched for 'Black Paul Bunyan'
- Bumblebee Sets Flight Record
- Shadowy T-rays: Hunting Tumors and Exploring the Universe
- New Type of Volcano Pops Up
- Spider Cries Out While Mating
July 27th
- Eye Transmits to Brain at Ethernet Speed
- Newfound Snake Anti-Venom is Already Inside You
- Cosmic Dust Ruled Out in Ancient Global Warming
- Scientist: Inject Sulfur into Air to Battle Global Warming
- Ants Store Fat for Lean Times
July 26th
- Ancient Human Footprints Uncovered in Australia
- Praying Mantids Wise to Sexual Cannibalism Risk
- Shark Fins and Human Arms Made from Same Genes
- A New Wave: Scientists Write on Water
- Hybrid Scooter Would Run on Hydrogen
- What Makes Sea Creatures Large or Small
July 25th
- Constant Barking Drives Dogs Nuts, Too
- Buy Hot Sauce, Save an Elephant
- New Machine Promises Better Images of the Heart
- Honda to Sell Sleek Microjet in U.S.
- Discovery Offers Hope to Chronic Pain Sufferers
- Revealing the Truth about Natural Cures
July 24th
- Sliding Cemetery: Now It's Really All Downhill
- Scientists Predict Bigger Gulf 'Dead Zone' This Year
- Totally Fake Recall: Buy Proof of Trips Not Taken
- Rare Discovery: Fossilized Bone Marrow is 10 Million Years Old
- Human Ancestors May Have Hit the Ground Running
- Even Elephants Can't Move Mountains, So They Avoid Them
- An Idea That Just Might Fly
- Robotic Surgeon Attacks Moving Tumors
- How Cacti Survive: Surprising Strategies Quench Thirst
July 21st
- The Artifact Wars: Nations Battle Over Bits of History
- The Real Reason Louisiana is Sinking
- Pesticide Leaves Robins Unable to Carry a Tune
- Fear of Snakes Drove Pre-Human Evolution
July 20th
- History Suggests Major Wind Shift Could Again Bring Drought to Great Plains
- Sahara Desert Was Once Lush and Populated
- Ocean 'Gummy Bears' Fight Global Warming
- Deadly Fish Virus Spreads in Northeast
- Britain Might Let Individuals Trade Pollution 'Points'
- Archaeologists Find Remains of Emperor Augustus' Birthplace
- Suit Filed Over Bigfoot's Big Foot
- Yesterday's News Now on DVD
July 19th
- Body's Own Molecules Being Customized to Fight Cancer
- Why Grandpa Should Keep Driving
- Top Predators Key to Ecosystem Survival, Study Shows
- The Red Sea Parts Again
- The Reason Eyes are Transparent Finally Becomes Clear
- Nature vs. Nurture: Mysteries of Individuality Unraveled
July 18th
- Flocking to the Coast: World's Population Migrating into Danger
- First Delta-Wing Fighter Was a Reptile
- Eureka! Bacteria Have the Midas Touch
- Nobody is Listening to the Modern Hearing Problem
- Why Johnny Can't Read: Schools Favor Girls
- The Perils of Being Huge: Why Large Creatures Go Extinct
- Tips on Saving Earth's Biggest Animals
July 17th
- Man Fights 'Alien,' Proposes Marriage
- Invasive Strategy: Toads Hit the Road
- Risk Factors: Little Known Facts about Skin Cancer
July 16th
- U.S. Military Plans Shape-Shifting Supersonic Bomber
July 15th
- Rock Concert Question: Are Lighter Salutes Bad for the Environment?
July 14th
- CSI: Turning from Science to Psychics
- Scorching U.S.: First Half of 2006 Sets Heat Record
- Desire Controls What We See, Study Finds
- Man Arrested for Doing 56 mph on In-line Skates
- Scientists Concoct Chocolate That Won't Melt
July 13th
- Hunting 101: Meerkats Teach Scorpion Dismemberment
- Darwin's Finches Evolve Before Scientists' Eyes
- Tyrannosaurs Suffered Terrible Teens
- Smoke in the Womb Makes Unruly Toddlers
- Paralyzed Man Converts Thoughts into Action
- Global Warming or Just Hot Air? A Dozen Different Views
- Girl's First Period Depends on Who She Lives With
July 12th
- Living Alone Raises Risk of Heart Attack
- How Spiders 'Fly' Hundreds of Miles
- Moms Prefer Smell of Their Own Baby's Poop
- U.S. Southwest Warned of Potential Virus Outbreak
- Depression Linked to Uncontrolled Negative Thoughts
- Fish Cross 'Impassable Barrier' to Traverse Pacific Ocean
- Product of Olive Oil Could Help Deliver Drugs
July 11th
- Healthy Offspring Born From Lab-Grown Sperm
- Wanted: Really Old Families for Aging Study
- Historical Tours Get New High-Tech Guide
- Lots of Cash Spent on Mythical Fountains of Youth
- One Quest for Immortality Not Quite Science, Experts Say
July 10th
- Big Dinosaurs Were Hot, Study Suggests
- Global Warming Could Sour Wine Industry
- Ancient U.S. Antelope Migration Route in Danger
- How Mosquitoes Find a Mate: Lots of Whining
- Fewer Fish Leads to Jellyfish Explosion
- Study: Europe's Glaciers Could Disappear this Century
- Mystery Solved: Why Gorillas Eat Rotting Wood
July 8th
- Drought Conditions Worsen in Parts of U.S.
- L.A. Police to Use GPS Laser Tag in Car Chases
July 7th
- States Ban Hunting of Live Animals over the Internet
- Live Insects Challenge Humans in Bizarre Computer Game
- Venture Capitalists Pledge $10 Million to Save Tigers
- Not Picky: Animal Makes Skeleton From This or That
- Newfound Reptile Swam in Dinosaur Era
July 6th
- Age of the Sierra Nevada Revealed
- Beastly Colors: Mammoth Blondes and Really Hairy Brunettes
- Global Warming Fuels U.S. Forest Fires
- Design Competition Brings Sci-Fi Material to Life
- Designer Trees Coming to New York City
July 5th
- Comatose Man's Brain Rewires
- Storm Fears: Survey Explores Weather Phobia
- Silent Earthquakes Might Predict Major Events
- Scientists Create Tiniest Blood Vessels
- Scientists Issue Dire Warning on Marine Life
- Study: How Heating Pads Relieve Internal Pain
July 4th
- The Raw Food Diet: A Raw Deal
July 3rd
- Americans Sleep Less than They Think They Do
- Bird Extinctions More Rapid Than Thought
- Understanding of Human Body Clock Reworked
- Phone or iPod Run New Pocket-size Projector
- Sucking Helium Could Reveal Hidden Lung Damage
- The Strange Stuff Inside Fireworks
July 1st
- Micromachines
- Channel 1: TV's Humble Start 65 Years Ago Today
- Docs Remove 119 Nails From Woman's Stomach