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Members of the Guajá tribe in the eastern Amazon isolate themselves from the industrialized world but wear modern clothing, showing that modern society has already encroached on their way of life.

Satellite images may help protect indigenous groups

By Max Green
May 12, 2014
The team at NASA’s center for Astrobiology crushed meteorites with a mortar and pestle before beginning vitamin B-3 analysis, according to the study.

Extraterrestrial vitamins smash into Earth

By Max Green
May 5, 2014
New research attempts to explain complex phenomenon of how humans perceive distance

Mind has messy relationship with space

By Max Green
April 28, 2014
Scientists find potential genetic link between procrastination and impulsivity

Wait today, act tomorrow

By Max Green
April 21, 2014
Olivia Mae Davis, 25, is currently working toward a Ph.D. in psychology at the City University of New York’s Graduate Center while studying anesthesia on cephalopods.

Scientist seeks safe treatment for cephalopods

By Max Green
April 7, 2014
The Chicago Lady Cobras surprised fans and competitors in last year’s Women’s U.S. Nationals dek hockey tournament in Leominster, Massachusetts as the first and only team from the Midwest to compete and took third place.

Lady Cobras lie in wait for winter to thaw

By Max Green
March 31, 2014
Researchers studied the origins of spite

Spite is the other side of fairness, study says

By Max Green
March 31, 2014
A 3D rendering of a human hyoid bone

Talking in tongues: Science suggests Neanderthals spoke in more than grunts

By Max Green
March 17, 2014
Multiple sclerosis attacks nerves

Scientists one step closer to treating multiple sclerosis

By Max Green
March 10, 2014
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