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First do no harm--the motto of the healthcare industry. Few other industries can claim such a noble maxim. In fact, not only does the healthcare industry aim not to harm, [...]

Cows and Mars have at least one thing in common--methane. Like flatulent (or farting) cows that produce the gas, the Red Planet releases clouds of methane, according to a recent [...]

One, two, three. ... That's how high you could count if you were a bee. A new study found that honeybees can recognize a pattern based only on the number […]

While the Chernobyl disaster has faded into history in the minds of Westerners, it still looms large over the people of Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus. Twenty years after the Chernobyl [...]

The article presents information on a study regarding the possibility of life on the planet Mars. According to the study, the planet has been spewing clouds of methane and there may be a possibility that tiny living organisms on Mars are the source of the gas. Mike Mumma, a NASA scientist at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, reports that the gas comes from three different areas of the planet.

The article presents information on the abilities of honeybees. According to a study, honeybees have some basic numerical abilities and can recognize a pattern based only on the number of elements in it. Shaowu Zhang, the study author, at the Australian National University in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, states that honeybees can tell which items are similar to each other and which are different.