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By Sarah Khan IBM Research has created a stop motion movie using individual atoms to create scenes! The movie, aptly titled A BOY AND HIS ATOM, is just about 100 seconds long and made up of 242 frames. The story … Continue reading
By Sarah Khan Everyone picks up souvenirs when they go to the beach, but we bet no souvenir you ever picked up was a piece of history! A 10-year-old student from Oxford, England who is has a avid learner of … Continue reading
By Sarah Khan Japan has taken it onto itself to come up with a source of green energy which they claim will be able to sustain the country for over a decade! What is this magical source? It's called Fire … Continue reading
By Sarah Khan There has been a lot of talk about Neanderthals lately as scientists try to learn more about our evolutionary cousins and what cased their extinction. It's accepted that the beginning of the ice age was, in part, … Continue reading
By Sarah Khan This it's not some clever and elaborate magic trick — it's just plain, wonderful science! Lima, Peru has the misfortune of being located at the northern edge of the driest desert in the world, the Atacama. They … Continue reading
By Sarah Khan For years the massive, prehistoric stone structures known as Stonehenge have been baffling historians and sparking the interest of mystery-lovers worldwide. It is unknown why these stones were arranged in such a manner thousands of years ago, … Continue reading
By Sarah Khan Though it's still a few years off, scientists are considering the possibility of using fragmented Neanderthal DNA to bring the prehistoric beings into the modern world. Since 1996 when the world met the first successful clone, Dolly … Continue reading
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