Does Morality Make Us Make God In Our Own Image?
According to a recent survey, almost half of all Americans suppose that belief in God is necessary in order to be moral. (In fact, this…
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A Simple And Accurate Optical Instrument For Characterizing Optical Properties Of A Material
Light is made of electromagnetic waves, which are composed of a time-varying electric field and time-varying magnetic field. The time-varying electric field can be described…
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Smart Homes And Their Energy Saving Potential
There is no definite date for the origin of smart homes. The very first projects might date back to the 1930s, when pools were equipped…
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Bees That Rob Honey from Their Neighbors Also Pick Up Dangerous Parasitic Mites
Reports over the last few decades have alerted the public to the ongoing health challenges facing honey bees, our planet’s most economically important pollinator. The…
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Many Youngsters Suffer From Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
A study suggests that one in 13 adolescents in England develops post-traumatic stress disorder before their 18th birthday. When one hears of post-traumatic stress disorder,…
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Integration Of Electrochemiluminescence And Nanotechnology For The Sensitive Detection Of Haptoglobin: One Biomarker For Multiple Diseases
Haptoglobin (Hp) plays an important part in the binding and transporting of hemoglobin. The plasma concentration of Hp increases several-fold in carcinoma, tissue necrosis, coronary…
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The Role Smell Plays In Sexual Arousal
Human olfaction is fairly sophisticated and sensitive. We can most likely detect approximately one trillion different odorants compared to several million colors and a half…
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Late Paleogene To Neogene Paleogeography Of The Euxinian Part Of Paratethys With Focus On Crimean – Caucasian Junction
A major event of the Cenozoic history of the Earth was a collision of the African–Arabian and Indian plates with Eurasia. It led to the…
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Entomological Time Travel: Invasion History of the Florida Buckeye Butterflies
On Halloween, 1981, Dave Baggett and 25 other butterfly and moth enthusiasts, members of the Southern Lepidopterists’ Society, gathered for their autumn field trip at…
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The Importance Of Addressing Insecure Employment To Improve Population Mental Health
Economic insecurity arises from a fear of being exposed to adverse economic events from which an individual may have difficulty recovering. Adverse events include unemployment,…
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A “Twist” In Wavefunction With Ultrafast Vortex Electron Beams
According to the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics, every particle has also an undulatory nature. The characteristic wavelength associated with an elementary particle depends on…
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