16 Years Ago, A Doctor Published A Study. It Was Completely Made Up, And It Made Us All Sicker.Dec 2014 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #16
The first image directly from the surface of a comet. 10:39GMTNov 2014 ⋅ WholeWideWorld ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #10 #39
Shortest-known abstract for a serious scientific paper: only 2 wordsAug 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #2
How Jupiter shields the inner planets from the asteroid belt (x-post r/dataisbeautiful)Nov 2014 ⋅ luckytran ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #x-post-r-dataisbeautiful #dataisbeautiful #x-post-r
Is this acceptable? New Scientist loosely disguising paid advertising as scientific articles.Sep 2014 ⋅ Hegar ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Creepy and cool: Nerve cell growing through silicon nitride microtubesNov 2014 ⋅ mtorrice ⋅ r/EverythingScience
First-known modern example of an ANTI-acknowledgement in a serious technical paperSep 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience
These are the Scientific Innovations likely to win this year's nobel prizesSep 2014 ⋅ inzerogravity ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Cloud broken off from Carina Nebula has visual message for humanity in image spanning two light-years, taken by the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope in 1999. (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_cloud)Sep 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #1999
Closest look yet at a comet - Rosetta max res. image of 67P from 130km awayAug 2014 ⋅ ICanBeAnyone ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #m #f
Behold the insane formula that explains everything in the universe except for the force of gravity, even the Higgs-Boson: The Standard Model Lagrangian.May 2014 ⋅ JesseRodriguez ⋅ r/EverythingScience
The real low down on that ridiculously titled smelling farts prevents cancer story in TIMEJul 2014 ⋅ luckytran ⋅ r/EverythingScience
If North America could be transported to Jupiter: a size comparison [source: astronomycentral.co.uk]Aug 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience
What percentage of the Earth's surface do we need to cover with solar panels?Oct 2014 ⋅ TheOneManBand ⋅ r/EverythingScience
First Image of ESA's Philae Lander as it approaches the Comet's Surface, taken by the Rosetta OrbiterNov 2014 ⋅ Reilly616 ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Probability of contracting HIV after having heterosexual vaginal sex with an infected partner n times. I found this surprising. It's apparently never too late to start using condoms. [OC]Jun 2014 ⋅ protonbeam ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #OC
This Week in Animal Research 02/14: All mice this week!Feb 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #14 #02
My whole entire college education summed up in one book...Mar 2014 ⋅ OStateDeadHead ⋅ r/EverythingScience
How much gravity is there in space? I made this diagram of Earth's orbits to scaleSep 2014 ⋅ theeeeZ ⋅ r/EverythingScience
The lost climate change display in the Dallas science museum has been replaced.Jun 2014 ⋅ TheJacobin ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Animation of the jet stream as it moves over North America, illustrating its troughs and ridges. Credit: NASA, story via Climate CentralJun 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Been a lurker my whole life until today. First time posting in regards of a questionable picture. I was asked to unclog a a/c unit's pipe with the reasons being slow drainage and water dripping. This thing shot out of the pipe after using a high pressure air gun.Oct 2014 ⋅ WelcomeToTheMadLife ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Exactly 76 years ago, Guy Callendar presented first evidence the Earth was warming & CO2 was partially responsibleFeb 2014 ⋅ GeoGeoGeoGeo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #76 #2
Breakthroughs in science - just another week of biomedical researchMar 2014 ⋅ tomholder ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Here is what I noticed when watching the new Cosmos compared to the original 1980s series. Problem, Earth ?Mar 2014 ⋅ stevethehuman ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #1980
The holographic mass of the proton contains the mass of the universe. This explains the infinite vacuum energy recognized by QFTNov 2014 ⋅ d8_thc ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Bower Bird- in a desperate bid for attention from the opposite sex, Bower males build nests, then decorate with objects of a single color.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
This Week in Animal Research 02/07: regeneration, bionic hand and restoring sight (x-post from /r/animalresearch)Feb 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #x-post-from--r-animalresearch #animalresearch #x-post-from #r #02 #07
I would like to wish Bill Nye The Science Guy a happy 59th Birthday!Nov 2014 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #59
Breakup of workshops for boy vs girl scouts offered by the Carnegie Science Center this yearOct 2014 ⋅ Andromeda321 ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Could there be a chance that Dark energy works similar to the burning of gas in a Star until it's eventual collapse ?Nov 2014 ⋅ Callcutta1 ⋅ r/EverythingScience
I painted Dr. Mae acrylic, wire, paper, on panel 8x10 2013 [x-/r/scienceandart]Nov 2014 ⋅ rodimator ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #x--r-scienceandart #scienceandart #x- #r #2013 #10 #8
Need help with UVA/UVB meter for middle school science project. Just have a question about the units of measurement.Dec 2014 ⋅ Drstamwell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Two worlds of cancer: The progress made in tackling the different types of cancer across the worldMay 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Mysterious compass? Calling on symbolic anthropologists to interpret the symbols on this metal object.Mar 2014 ⋅ Scooter227 ⋅ r/EverythingScience
My father explaining some early sleep science research to Col. Sanders, circa 1969. This is a polysomnogram that he is pointing to. This is at Holloman Air Force Base.Jan 2014 ⋅ dont_make_cents ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #1969
What is the context of this quote by Einstein? I.E. What is he suggesting?Apr 2014 ⋅ sancarn ⋅ r/EverythingScience
At least 1,500 years old, a 300-foot titan in California’s Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park has the most complex crown scientists have mapped. This photo, taken by Michael Nichols, is a mosaic composed of 84 images.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #f #500 #300 #1
Wooden Chocolate Molecule I made for a friend. (more molecules in comment)Mar 2014 ⋅ WibblyWobblyWW ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #more-molecules-in-comment
This paper shows that it is possible to divide by three. (source: Peter G. Doyle, 1994)Sep 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #1994
Cases of eidetic memory rarely, if ever, occur outside of childhood. (x-post from /r/neuro)Dec 2014 ⋅ benbehavingbadly ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #x-post-from--r-neuro #x-post-from #neuro #r
This Week in Animal Research 06/13: robotic exoskeleton at the World Cup, new insights into leukaemia drug and the potential to crash mosquito populationsJun 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #06 #13
Assuming current exponential growth trends continue, a chart of future Ebola infections in Liberia through February.Sep 2014 ⋅ chakalakasp ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Only about seven thousand Sumatran orangutans still exist in the wild today, putting the species firmly in the critically endangered category.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Can someone please explain this fascinating weather phenomenon?Apr 2014 ⋅ WhiteRussian90 ⋅ r/EverythingScience
How the Science Advisory Board feel about direct-to-consumer genetic test regulation.Jun 2014 ⋅ irwt ⋅ r/EverythingScience
On the cover of JAMA's issue on HIV/AIDS, why isn't 'prevention' in the foreground above 'antiretrovial therapy' and 'testing'?Jul 2014 ⋅ Former_FA ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Global warming just an excuse Science: 0, Common Sense: 1Jan 2014 ⋅ papersheepdog ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #0 #1
This Week in Animal Research 05/09: polar bear diet, brittle bones and chimpanzee warMay 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #09 #05
Example of a curve with its asymptote shows that the curve may intersect the asymptote, in this case, an infinite amount of times.Aug 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Notoriously elusive snow leopards have been caught by a camera trap in northern Pakistan as part of a three-year study by scientists with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
This Week in Animal Research 02/21: finding the cause of OCD in dogs, monkey avatar and tricking cancer (x-post from /r/animalresearch)Feb 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #x-post-from--r-animalresearch #animalresearch #x-post-from #r #02 #21
A 285 μm racecar, 3-D nanoprinted at the Vienna University of TechnologyJan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #285 #3
There are 100 important mathematical equations, systems of equations, and definitions in this picture. Can you name them all? (source: Stephen Taylor)Sep 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #100
The saiga (Saiga tatarica) is a critically endangered antelope which originally inhabited a vast area of the Eurasian steppe zone from the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains and Caucasus into Dzungaria and Mongolia.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #Saiga-tatarica
Large magic hexagon, each row in all 3 directions has the same sum, discovered in 2006Aug 2014 ⋅ JustBlue ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #2006 #3
This Week in Animal Research: a revolutionary new way of producing stem cells, the first ever primates to be genetically modified and a new function for mouse semen (x-post from /r/animalresearch)Jan 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #x-post-from--r-animalresearch #animalresearch #x-post-from #r
Climate change accuracy of the biggest 3 cable news providers.Apr 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #3
Scientific Consensus, Public Controversy: Three of the Most Publicly Controversial Scientific TopicsSep 2014 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/EverythingScience
This Week in Animal Research 05/02: stem cells repair hearts, birds adapt to Chernobyl and the world's smallest 3D glassesMay 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #02 #05 #3
This was the 4th largest inland body of water in the world. It was bigger than Lake Huron.Oct 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #4
16th January 1967: A section of the giant Saturn V-Apollo rocket being transported from its building site to the launch pad in Cape Kennedy where it will be properly assembled and then launched. (Photo by NASA/Keystone Features/Getty Images)Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #Photo-by-NASA-Keystone-Features-Getty-Images #Keystone-Features #Photo-by-NASA #Getty-Images #1967 #16
This Week in Animal Research 05/23: hearing regeneration, treating paralysis, and new type of malaria vaccineMay 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #23 #05
Owls and ospreys are the only raptors with a reversible outer toe, allowing them to grasp a fish with two toes in front and two behind.Feb 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
This Week in Animal Research 02/28: tracking MERS virus in camels, vaccinating mice against skin cancer and reducing testing with mini-livers!Feb 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #28 #02
ZIP codes by energy carbon footprint. The West and Northwest have relatively low emissions, reflecting more low-carbon energy sources.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
A tagged northern spotted owl swoops toward a researcher’s lure in a young redwood forest.Jan 2014 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Iris of the eye. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the inner surfaces of the iris and adjoining structures in the human eye.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #SEM
The Spaghetti Nebula, supernova remnant in Taurus Image Credit: Digitized Sky Survey, ESA/ESO/NASA FITS LiberatorJan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
This Week in Animal Research 3/14: preventing HIV infections, reducing testing and rebuilding faces using a 3D printerMar 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #14 #3
Maned sloths like cocoa trees, when planted in the forest. This type of agriculture prevents clear cutting, offering hope for conservation efforts. The cacao agroforests of the Brazilian Atlantic forest as habitat for the endangered maned sloth Bradypus torquatusMay 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
Siwanowicz-Carnivorous bladderwort-660x990. Winner of Olympus BioScapes digital imaging contest.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #660 #990
30-day loop of analyzed 10-hPa temperatures and anomalies. Contour interval for temperatures is 4°C, anomalies are indicated by shading. Anomalies are departures from the 1979-95 daily base period means.Jan 2014 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #1979 #10 #30 #95 #4
Interior view from Alcator C-Mod Reactor using a fish eye lens. Photo Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons User Bob Mumgaard.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
This Week in Animal Research 04/25: gene therapy for deafness, finding the link between Down syndrome and leukemia, and stem cells that could reduce animal testingApr 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #04 #25
This Week in Animal Research 05-16: protecting against radiation, stem cell safety tested, and increased lifespan (for worms)May 2014 ⋅ animalresearchinfo ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #for-worms #16 #05
Saturn Hurricane Closeup. The eye of this hurricane is a staggering 1,250 miles across with cloud speeds as fast as 330 miles per hour. Scientists don't know how long it has been active.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #250 #330 #1
Two pollen grains from the wattle. Visualised using scanning electron microscopy by Dr Roger Heady, Australian National UniversityJan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience
A map of average annual household carbon footprints for ZIP Code tabulation areas in the Los Angeles region shows a typical pattern discovered by UC Berkeley researchers: A smaller footprint (green) in the urban core and a larger footprint (orange and red) in the suburbs.Jan 2014 ⋅ pnewell ⋅ r/EverythingScience ⋅ #orange-and-red #green
