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By Sciencebase Science Blog on Jun 22, 2017 in: Science
Over the last few months I’ve got to learn a little about the birds we call warblers. It was always a joke between Mrs Sciencebase and myself, if we heard a tweet we didn’t recognise one of us would proclaim “warbler!” and we&...
A U.S. auto plant that once made giant gas-guzzlers will now make cars that don't need gas at all. AM General, which previously built the Hummer H2, sold its factory in South Bend, Indiana to the electric carmaker SF Motors, both firms announced ...
By Sciencebase Science Blog on Jun 22, 2017 in: Science
The shape of a bird’s eggs depends on how it flies, according to new scientific results. Sleek birds adapted to streamlined flight tend to lay more elliptical and asymmetric eggs, according to new research published today. The work cuckolds th...
By Think Progress on Jun 22, 2017 in: politics, science
When told “humans are entirely the cause” of recent warming, Perry said, “I don’t buy it.”Energy Sec. Rick Perry. CREDIT: AP/Andy Wong, FileAfter a week full of misleading and inaccurate statements, Energy Secretary Rick Perry remained in...
By Boing Boing on Jun 21, 2017 in: Video, Science
Apple released this lovely new commercial featuring Carl Sagan reading from his magnificent 1994 book Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space, now available as an audiobook. This surprising partnership spurred Adweek to interview my frie...
“Moist,” psychologically, is a very loaded word. According to a research study conducted by psychology professor Dr. Paul Thibodeau at Oberlin College, around 18 percent of American English speakers hate the word “moist.” And...
Given Antarctica's extreme location on the bottom of the Earth, scientists long believed the continent was free from the plastic pollution tarnishing the rest of the world. But not even this remote expanse is safe from our crap, a new study shows. Pl...