Science
Unusual $50 million gift for writing at Michigan
To support unwritten books, donor gives $50 million to Michigan creative writing program
Supply ship meets space station after shaky start
Supply ship arrives at space station, perfect rendezvous after a shaky start
Great white shark caught, tagged in Fla. (Video)
Scientists couldn't be more excited to meet Lydia, the great white shark they named after tagging her Sunday off the coast of Jacksonville, Fla.
Buzz off: Pa. honeybee colony getting new home
Buzz off: Tree-trimming utility relocates nuisance beehive in northeastern Pennsylvania
NC Museum of Natural Sciences is state's top draw
NC Museum of Natural Sciences tops list of popular sites for visitors; Biltmore falls to 2nd
Science museum tops Biltmore in NC visitor numbers
Science museum bests Biltmore in attendance among North Carolina museums or historic sites
NASA Mars rover in safe mode; science halted
Engineers troubleshooting computer problem on Curiosity Mars rover; science activities on hold
Tuna collapse fears fail to curb Japan's appetite
Worries about decline of bluefin tuna, prized king of sushi, fail to curb Japan's appetite
Plight of the American bumblebee: Disappearing?
The buzz isn't good on the classic American bumblebee; It's taken flight and leaving Midwest
New, temporary radiation belt spotted around Earth
Ring around Earth: Twin spacecraft spot temporary radiation belt around planet
Dust from Africa affects snowfall in California
Out of Africa: Dust from Sahara desert can affect precipitation in California, West Coast
Sinkhole science and how to prevent them
A Florida man swallowed into the ground by a sinkhole is a tragic reminder that a sinkhole can form in any place at any time.
SpaceX company fixes Dragon capsule problem
SpaceX company fixes Dragon capsule problem after liftoff, but space station arrival delayed
Tycoon wants to send married couple on Mars flyby
Can this marriage survive? Tycoon proposes to send couple on 16-month flight to Mars and back
Black holes in galaxies rotate fast, study finds
Telescopes measure rapid rotation of supermassive black hole in nearby galaxy
Researchers marvel at world's deepest sea vents
In Caribbean, researchers exploring world's deepest known undersea vents in sunless trench
Oreskes, professor at NYC's Hunter College, dies
Irwin Oreskes, professor emeritus at NYC's Hunter College who taught lab science, dies at 86
Q&A: The science behind personal genetics testing
Q&A: Genetics testing helps identify potential health problems, but results can be misleading
Huge study: 5 mental disorders share genetic links
From autism to depression: Largest genetic study shows mental disorders share genetic kinks
At more colleges, classes on genetics get personal
More colleges offer classes for students to have their genes tested _ if they want to know



