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By Joseph Byrum
Everyone's heard of microwave ovens by now. These mass-market kitchen devices were a by-product of a much more narrow application - radar. During World War II, the magnetron, a tube that produces microwaves, was invented to spot German bombers on their way to the British Isles. Later, Percy LeBaron Spencer of>
You may recognize the title most recently as a humorous jab at people who want to teach religion in science classes and, failing that, at least teach why they think there is a controversy. Of course there isn't any controversy at all. Biology is as imperfect as every science in existence and explaining the>
What is a bubble? As is often the case with language, one word can embody multiple meanings. I am referring to the type of bubble emergent from large-scale social phenomena. It is generally a self-reinforcing process, where participants come to believe that by buying in or investing in some underlying thing>
Exercise of all kinds is known to be beneficial to bone health but there is reluctance to use high intensity programs in older women with low bone mass because of concerns about increased risk of fracture or other injury. Yet high intensity doesn't need to be prolonged, according to a new study in the Journal>
Best to keep it under the covers? Lisa S.By Sally O'Reilly, The Open University>
We all know that if there's one thing certain to happen to professional tennis players who get hurt in skydiving accidents, it's that a clandestine para-military organization will swoop in and replace the now defective natural parts with über-awesome cybernetic ones.>
