SPACE
Early Mars was ravaged by giant tsunamis
About 3.4 billion years ago Mars was struck by a giant, wet disaster when two massive tsunamis up to 360 feet tall roared across the planet at the speed of a passenger jet.
HEALTH
Brain implant bypasses damaged nerves to control paralyzed limbs
Scientists have been able to bypass the nervous system entirely to help paralyzed patients regain control over their limbs.
OTHER NEWS
Scientists have created a super thin, functioning invisibility cloak
Invisibility cloaks are the stuff of movies, right? Something Harry Potter uses to fight the evils of the world, and space aliens use to...
Mice got human blood from teenagers and became younger.
More and more studies show the dramatic effects of blood plasma from young people into older bodies. In a new study, old mice clear shows signs of rejuvenation after transfusions with human blood.
FDA okays once-a-day HIV pill
The FDA has approved the use of Stribild, a new once-daily l HIV medication from Gilead, the makers of HIV medications Atripla and Complera.
EPA enforces strict new ozone regulations
New ozone regulations by the EPA are very strict, and will have a great impact on oil companies and other corporations that contribute to the generation of such materials.
VIDEO: ISS lettuce tastes “awesome”
Astronauts become the first to taste veggies grown aboard the ISS
