Can Shark Species Survive Using Parthenogenesis?

Can some shark species survive by parthenogenesis? Is it possible for female sharks to give birth without them or their eggs being fertilized by male sharks? Is such a concept based on a myth or a fact? Let's find out!

Leather

Ever wonder what exactly leather is, where does it come from and how is it made? We have some answers for you in a simple and concise form.

Evolution - The Devil Is in the Details (Part Four of Six)

How likely is evolution by mutation? While mutations are rare, beneficial mutations are very rare indeed. What obstacles do those beneficial mutations face? Let's check them out.

Evolution - The Devil Is in the Details (Part Three of Six)

Are mutations the driving force in evolution? Is that feasible? Let's do a bit of detective work and see if we can answer these questions.

Evolution: The Devil Is in the Details (Part One of Six)

Why is evolution so widely accepted in the twenty-first century? Is it a fact or theory? Is the evidence conclusive? Let's take a closer look and see if we can answer these questions.

Reproduction - Mutual Compatibility

How is it possible that two entire separate reproductive functions co-exist? If there was no design or order to our existence, how can we have two decidedly different, yet mutually necessary reproductive systems? How is it that these separate systems naturally interact to facilitate the birth of generation after generation?

Musculoskeletal System - A Body in Movement

Did the musculoskeletal system evolve through natural processes or is it the product of an intelligent designer? This article explores this issue.

Your Local Natural History Museum is an Educational and Fascinating Place to Take the Kids

If your family needs something fun to do, pack up the kids and go to your local natural history museum. There, you will find a whole world of interesting and educational exhibitions from dinosaurs to the natural world of today. It will be an experience your kids will never forget.

Cocaine - An Early History

An early history of cocaine. From Andes to Germany.

Steorn, Free Orbo Energy - Fact Or Fiction

Steorn have made claims that have upset some people in the scientific world, in this short article I will discuss there claims and progress so far, hoping to come to some sort of conclusion, are they for real?

Early Development of The Hypodermic Needle And Syringe

An early history of the hypodermic needle. Including Wren's early experiments.

Traveling Faster than the Speed of Light Requires Some Tricks of Physics

If we had a 4D Galaxy Positioning System and could figure out our ever changing co-ordinance then all we would really have to do is stay put while everything else moved using an energy ball or energy blast. Once we had a shield around us keeping safe from harm we could then turn it off when we were on top of the location we wished to be at.

Can We Save Astronauts from Space Radiation

One of the biggest hurdles to travel in space will be preventing space radiation from killing our astronauts. Long-term space flight may be impossible because it might take many generations. If so, the space radiation will prevent the reproductive functions on the human body from working and therefore the spaceflight can not be longer than one human generation.

Comparing China - Canada and the US in Innovation

The United States of America is very interested in maintaining its advantage in current lead in high-tech fields and scientific discovery. However other fast-moving superpowers of the future such as India and China are hot on the trail to become the number one nations for innovation. Larger countries with more population have more people to draw from in order to find the geniuses and allow their creative genius to flourish within their societies.