Tech: science
Do Brain Games Really Make You Smarter?
There's a lot of conflicting research out there about brain training games. It seems like they're helpful, but are they actually working to improve our intelligence? Anthony wades through the research to determine the actual value of brain games.
DNews
05/09/2013
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Surface Chemicals on Jupiter's Moon Suggest Ocean Underneath
Jupiter’s moon Europa has an ocean under its frozen surface. The ocean is thought to be around 62 miles deep and is likely made up of magnesium chloride, which leaks to the surface of the moon. Mike Brown, the lead author of a new study from Caltech in Pasadena, California said: "Magnesium should not be on the surface of Europa unless it’s coming from the ocean. So that means ocean water gets onto the surface."
GeoBeats
03/10/2013
3,961 Views
The Story of Cruise Control Inventor Ralph Teetor
Although he was blinded at the age of six, Ralph Teetor rose through the ranks of industry to become the president of his own manufacturing company - and he didn't stop there. Tune in to learn how an uncomfortable auto ride inspired the Stuff of Genius.
Stuff of Genius
04/18/2013
236 Views
Like Your Nose, Other Body Parts Also Have Smell Cells
The experience of smelling things may be a whole lot more complicated than previously thought. According to information given at an American Chemical Society meeting in New Orleans, the blood, heart, and lungs have olfactory receptors, too.
GeoBeats
04/10/2013
1,842 Views
