Treatment of Overdose Will Cost Cities Less
By SABRINA TAVERNISE The Clinton Foundation on Monday announced that it had negotiated a lower price for an […]
Monthly Archives: January 2015
Study Suggests Earlier Use of Tools by Hominids
By DOUGLAS QUENQUA Human ancestors developed hands that were better suited to holding tools than climbing trees up […]
British Data Echoes U.S. Climate Report
By REUTERS Last year tied with 2010 as the hottest on record, in a new sign of long-term […]
Mostly Cloudy for today in Pully, Switzerland!
Good morning This is the weather forecast for today: With a high of 2°C and a low of […]
My Very Educated Readers Just Served Us Some New Planet ...
By Unknown Author We asked our readers to submit their own mnemonics, including the dwarf planets. Here are […]
Our Galaxys Magnetic Field from Planck
What does the magnetic field of our Galaxy look like? It has long been known that a modest […]
Daily Activity Summary for January 27, 2015
These are the results of my activities* for January 27, 2015: Total steps: 8157 Calories burned: 2414 Traveled: […]
Snowstorm’s Forecast Was Mostly Right, Even if It Felt Wrong ...
By HENRY FOUNTAIN Meteorologists said their computer models correctly predicted a major snowfall in the Northeast, but it […]
How the Smell of Rain Bubbles From the Ground
By JAMES GORMAN Two M.I.T. scientists found that the right velocity of a raindrop on the right kind […]
Your Letters: End of Life Decisions and Writing Your Story
By Unknown Author Letters to the Editor. Published: January 27, 2015 at 01:00AM from NYT Science Read the […]