Scientists Create New Universe

August 10, 2006
We recently talked about time travel and parallel universes on Dreamland with Fred Alan Wolf. Japanese scientists report that they think it will soon be possible to create new, "baby universes" inside their labs. What will happen to these universes... continued

Babies Know Math

August 10, 2006
You may have struggled with mathematics classes in high school and college, but according to researchers, math was no problem for you when you were an infant. US researchers first discovered this in 1992, but their findings have been hotly... continued

To Attract the Opposite Sex, Take Your Vitamins!

August 9, 2006
Scientists have discovered that essential nutrients, such as vitamin D, can attract the opposite sex?at least if you're a lizard. It may work that way for humans as well. Louisa Cheung writes in BBC news that when scientists fed vitamin... continued

How Will Global Warming Affect Plants?

August 9, 2006
It may make them less nutritious. A little-known valley in northern Sweden reveals that the higher temperatures produced by global warming may lead to significant changes in plant nutrients. And the palm trees in Florida are already suffering from rising... continued

NASA May Not Want to Look for Life on Mars

August 9, 2006
Buzz Aldrin saw a UFO on his way to the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. Does that mean there?s life on Mars? There are two rovers on Mars right now, but neither one has been designed to look for... continued

Ocean Slime: Reverse Evolution

August 8, 2006
Modern human life is ruining our oceans. The "rise of slime" is causing the water to become more acidic, killing off many species, some of which may turn out to be essential to slowing down global warming. The runoff from... continued

Watching Wrestling Leads to Fights

August 8, 2006
If you want your teens to have a happy social life, DON'T let them watch wrestling on TV?especially if they are GIRLS. A new study shows that the frequency of adolescents viewing wrestling on TV is positively associated with date... continued

Ancient Texts Brought to Light

August 8, 2006
The 3rd century B.C. Greek mathematician Archimedes is credited with discovering pi, which is the ratio of a the circumference (distance around the outside of) a circle to its diameter (a line bisecting the center of the circle). It comes... continued

Will New Egyptian Tomb Lead Us to Another Tut?

August 7, 2006
The Valley of the Kings Foundation has announced that they have used radar to discover a new, hidden tomb that has beendesignated KV64. It has not yet been excavated or explored, but it is in the same general area where... continued

Good Hurricane News

August 7, 2006
Atlantic Ocean surface temperatures are not as high asexpected this hurricane season, and forecasters have reducedthe probable number of Atlantic hurricanes from nine to six.The probability of an intense hurricane making landfall inthe US this year is 73%. Normally, this... continued