Tag Archives: Science

Blood cleanup is not about a mop and a bucket but a mix of technical ability, specialized equipment, and emotional empathy. Rather than the straightforward cleaning of an area, this work is a complex process that involves dealing with possible hazards, restoring safety, and reassuring the affected. This article explores the complex world of this important work, exposing its intricacies ...

Pope Francis, speaking at the Vatican, announce his belief in the Big Bang (I could hear the capitol letters in his voice) and evolution.

The average distance between the Earth and the Moon is 238,555 miles. Enough to theoretically fit every planet in our solar system in end to end, with about 4,990 miles to spare.

Take a look at the first living cell x-ray pictured below. A new technique developed enabled scientists to view this cell without killing it or changing its composition.

Have you ever wondered what it'd be like to step inside a kaleidoscope? Well, wonder no more. Check out this giant kaleidoscope in Iowa!

It looks like something from a science fiction movie but Secret Operation 610 is much more than a pretty awesome looking face, it's a mobile research lab!

Size is really a hard concept to grasp unless you have an object of known size to compare it with. This shot of the Pacific Ocean from space illustrates just how entirely massive this body of water is. Don't make a "Yo momma so fat..." joke, Andrew. Don't do it!

It might not be rocket science, but it is physics!

15 years after the release of the original StarCraft, researchers Thomas Targett and Duncan Forgan from the Royal Observatory of Edinburgh conducted a study to determine which race would actually win the ultimate space war.

Above-ground nuclear testing may have led to a pause in global warming, according to a new study.