Dangerous Asteroid Strikes Not As Rare As Scientists Thought
While not big enough to destroy a city, the asteroid that struck Russia earlier this year still poses a danger, and they're more likely than scientists once thought.
Science and Health
Autism Signs Appear Early in Infant Eye-Contact Test
Researchers found children who were diagnosed by age 3 demonstrated less attention to eye contact in tests performed when they were babies.
Doctors Might Have Incorrect Definition of ADHD
Reports suggest 1 out of every 10 U.S. kids has ADHD, but one study suggests it's the diagnosis, not the disease, that's spreading.
New Ligament Discovered in Human Knee
Two Belgian scientists have discovered a new ligament in the knee.
Area 51 is Real, Says CIA
Newly declassified documents show the CIA acknowledging the existence of Area 51 in Nevada.
Regular Bedtime Tied to 'Brain Boost' in Kids
Researchers claim kids who have regular sleep patterns perform better at math and reading.
Could Ritalin Treat Cocaine Addiction?
Researchers say the ADHD drug helps normalize brain function in addicts.
Second 'Pac-Man' Moon Orbiting Saturn
Infrared photos find another one of Saturn's moons with Pac-Man shaped temperatures.
| George DuMontier
