News Archive | July 2008

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July 31st
- Plants Talk, Even Eavesdrop
- Incredible Discoveries Made in Remote Caves
July 30th
- Now What? Californians to Rehearse 'The Big One'
- Religion Plays Strong Role in Gay Unions
- Ancient Olympic Calculator Discovered
- How Snakes Got Their Fangs
- Portrait of Woman Revealed Beneath Van Gogh Painting
- How Quantum Physics Could Power the Future
July 29th
- San Andreas Fault Longer Than Thought
- 5 Things You Must Know About Skin Cancer
- Theft Prevention Invention: Cars Band Together
- The Truth About Cell Phones and Cancer
July 28th
- Apollo Astronaut Believes in Aliens, Psychics and Mystics
- Rapid Evolution Gives Sperm the Advantage
- Skull of Large Extinct Primate Reconstructed
- Tree Shrew Sober Despite Drinking All Day
- Newfound Monkey Could Disappear Soon
- Rock Reunites Antarctica and North America
- Interactive Map Shows Deadliest U.S. Roads
July 27th
- New Cookware Speeds Microwaving Time
- Incredible Fish Armor Could Suit Soldiers
July 26th
- U.S. Auctions Wild Horses Online
- Night Lights Turned Off to Save Migrating Birds
July 25th
- New University Education Model Needed
- 5 Painful Facts You Need to Know
- Ouch! The Alien Bite of the Moray Eel
- Body Language: What McCain and Obama Reveal
- First Electronic Ink Magazine Cover Expected
- The Infertility Paradox: Why Making Babies Is So Hard
July 24th
- The Surprising History of America's Wild Horses
- Boiling Hot Water Found in Frigid Arctic Sea
- Alarming Study on Teen Dating Violence Is Flawed
- Toxic Chemicals Found in Laundry Soaps and Air Fresheners
- Elderly Don’t Need As Much Sleep, Study Finds
- U.S. Study: Arctic Loaded with Oil and Gas
- Hypermiling: Driving Tricks Stretch Miles Per Gallon
July 23rd
- Why You Will Eat Less in the Future
- How Smart Homes Could Power the Future
- Online Banking: Widespread Security Flaws Revealed
- World's Smallest Camera Plane Shows Off in Public
- Caribbean Assassin Decimates Local Fish
- The Real Dangers of Dolly: Rain and Floods
- U.S. Takes Global Lead in Wind Energy Production
- Worms Do Calculus to Find Food
- Magicians Know More Than Scientists
- Dolly Hearkens to Deadliest U.S. Hurricane Ever
July 22nd
- Fossil Suggests Antarctica Much Warmer in Past
- 'Bizarre!' Frog Tunes Ears to Specific Frequencies
- Head Trauma: Scientists Brainstorm Causes, Cures
- Focus on ADHD: A Deficit of Understanding
- Pi or 2 Pi: That Is the Question
July 21st
- How the Galapagos Islands Changed the World
- Scientists Unravel Mummy Mystery
- Dogs and Cats Get Along Just Fine
July 20th
- Tomorrow's Body Armor Could Fight Germs
July 18th
- Human Speech Traced to Talking Fish
- In the Field: Burmese Motorcycle Diaries
- Rumor Debunked: No Flip-Flop on Global Warming
- 8 Signs the Animal Kingdom Is Out of Whack
- Right and Wrong: How War Changes Children
- Beyond Cold: How the World Works at -459 Degrees
July 17th
- Psychic Nearly Destroys Family
- Solitary Hyenas Still Get the Last Laugh
- Bigger is Better, Until You Go Extinct
- Meat Eaters Live a Lie
- Lightning Remains Huge Mystery
- Temptation: How Men and Women Differ
July 16th
- The Future of Babies: Artificial Wombs and Pregnant Grandmas
- Baseball Physics: Deception and Battered Expectations
- Primal Fights: When Females Dominate
- How Tides Could Power the Future
- Sexy People Sound Better
July 15th
- The U.S. Monsoon Gets New Respect
- Cholesterol Flap Raises Blood Pressure
- First U.S. Town Powered Completely By Wind
- Gulf Dead Zone May Grow Larger Than Ever
- Ancient Reptiles Had Parachutes
- The Science Behind Breaking Baseball Bats
July 14th
- Ulcers Discovered in Mummies
- Babies Think Like Adults
- Tasmanian Devils Fight Cancer with Sex
- How Shaka Zulu Changed the World
- Seas Striped With Newfound Currents
- Hunger Can Make You Happy
- The Language of Going Green
- Hurricane Season Getting Longer
July 13th
- Snake Venom Changes with Age, Location
July 12th
- Lead Shot From Hunting and Fishing Kills Wildlife
- Pope to 'Wake Up Consciences' on Climate Change
July 11th
- Great White Shark Claimed at 'Jaws' Site
- Car Sharing Skyrockets as Gas Prices Soar
- Fear of Food: Allergies Grow Deadlier, Fashionable
- Software Problems Bug Apple's Launch of New iPhone
- Your Skin Produces Marijuana-Like Substance
July 10th
- Antarctic Ice Shelf All But Lost
- More Efficient Solar Energy Collectors Attach to Windows
- Realities of One-Night Stands Revealed
- Paranormal Investigators: Hellboy vs. Isaac Asimov
July 9th
- Expedition to Survey Sunken U-Boats Off North Carolina
- Good Diet, Exercise Keep Brain Healthy
- Freaky Fish Was Cockeyed
- Eight New Natural Wonders Named
- Huge Newfound Coral Reef Teems With Life
- Ships Emit More Soot Than Thought
- How Jungle Rot Could Power the Future
July 8th
- Superfast Muscles Power Songbird Singing
- Feather Fossils Could Yield Dinosaur Colors
- Most Popular Baby Names Change Dramatically
- Live Longer: The One Anti-Aging Trick That Works
- HOLD FOR ROB - Evolution in Action
- Most Sunscreens Fail to Protect
July 7th
- How Baseball Is Rigged For Lefties
- Secret to Better Golf Scores Discovered
- Brain 'Noise' Increases With Age
- Natural Bio-Army Trained to Fight Cancer
- Diamonds Rained Down During Ice Age
- Why We're All Moral Hypocrites
- How Captain Cook Changed the World
July 6th
- The Flaws of Human Flight
July 5th
- Breakthrough: Artificial DNA Could Power Future Computers
- Teen Pregnancy Pact Just a Rumor
- New Paper Tough As Steel
July 3rd
- Outdoor BBQ: A 700,000-year-old Ritual
- Stroke Victim Suddenly Speaks With Strange Accent
- Brain Food: It Works on Gerbils
- Cave Men Loved to Sing
July 2nd
- Tigers Vanish in Nepal
- Times Square Gets Solar-Powered Billboard
- 'Hellboy' Taps Into Ancient Irish Folklore
- How a Giant Solar Tower Could Power the Future
- Archive of 'The Power of the Future' Columns
- Failing to Make Females, Reptile Could Go Extinct
July 1st
- Robot Caddy Packs Clubs, Stays Quiet
- Why We Save Stuff
- Ancient Tribes and Modern Civilization Don't Mix
- Inside the Cockpit of Tomorrow's Car
- Futuristic Chembots Squeeze Through Small Spaces