Japanese students succeeded in making a manned flight in a plane powered only by household batteries.
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Students Fly Plane Powered by 160 AA Batteries
Are Women Worse At Web Surfing?
Remember the talking Barbie doll that caused a minor scandal for Mattel in the early 1990s by telling young girls “Math class is tough!” every time her voice-box string was pulled? According to a recent study comparing people’s perceived Internet skills with their actual Web adeptness, the Internet might be Barbie’s new math.
Study: Reading to Kids Early Improves Their Ability to Learn
A new study suggests that parents should begin reading to their children at a very early age — possibly as young as 14 months.
Natural Vitamin E Fights Neuro Damage
Two new studies suggest strong neurological benefits linked to an alternative form of vitamin E.
Wild Meerkats Teach Their Young
Small African mammals known as meerkats teach their young just like humans do, a study finds.
The Trend to “Best Available”
Seth Godin: Most customers choose between "good enough" and "best available".
Study: Most People Not Prepared for Retirement
A study of the economic and demographic variables in 250 of the nation’s largest counties finds that residents in more than half of them are not well prepared for retirement.
Lab Grown Hamburger
A U.S. scientist has developed a process to grow cow cells into full-size hamburger overnight but he can’t get anyone to invest in the process.
Scantily Clad Techno Music Lovers Dance the Streets of Berlin
Berlin’s Love Parade techno party returned to the streets Saturday after a three-year gap.
China Bans Trade in Human Organs
China will ban the sale of human body parts and related commercial activities starting August 1st.
