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Science Magazine : 2015August08Saturday

Amid agony, scientists discover world's first venomous frog - Science /AAAS

Science Magazine: We're Halfway To Global Warming 'Hell' - Daily Caller

Why Straight Men Have Sex With Each Other - New York Magazine

Chemical treatment transforms skin cells into neurons - Science /AAAS

Editor of Science Magazine Should Resign! - American Thinker

Ebola vaccine works, offering 100% protection in African trial - Science /AAAS

Sucking carbon from the sky may do little to slow climate change - Science /AAAS

AI Special Issue For Science Magazine - iProgrammer

Icelandic Researcher Featured in Science Magazine - IcelandReview

Pluto is alive—but where is the heat coming from? - Science Now

Science Daily : 2015August08Saturday

Newport News students built tiny drones to learn more about science - Daily Press

NASA Langley crashes a plane for science - Daily Press

Tokyo Motor Show Focuses on Eco Friendly Cars -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Gloucester teacher named finalist for presidential award in science - Daily Press (blog)

Science Magazine: We're Halfway To Global Warming 'Hell' - Daily Caller

Mini Ice Age will take place in 2030, predict scientists - The Indian Express

Simulations lead to design of near-frictionless material -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Scientists separate medical benefits of cannabis from 'unwanted' side effects ... - OpEdNews

'Daily Show' Science: 7 Times Jon Stewart Got Nerdy - Live Science

Why we live on Earth and not Venus -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Discover Top Stories : 2015August08Saturday

No Evidence for an Early Dementia Epidemic

Record Algae Bloom Laced With Toxins is Flourishing in "The Blob" — and Spreading in the North Pacific

VIDEO: The Ancient Fortress of Masada As Seen From the Sky

On the 70th Anniversary of Hiroshima Bombing, Photos Document the Devastation. Plus: Personal Reflections.

As El Niño Gets Even Stronger, He's Not Really Looking Like a Child Any Longer — More Like the Monster of 1997/1998

Sound Can Knock Drones Out of the Air

Watch as Super Typhoon Soudelor — Earth's Most Powerful Cyclone of the Year So Far — Churns Toward Taiwan

Insect-Inspired Eyes Give Sight to Mini Drones

NASA Wants to Put Drones to Work on Mars

Yes, Other Animals Do Have Sex For Fun

CNN Science: 2015August08Saturday

Marco Rubio defends abortion stance: Human life begins at conception - CNN

Why women in tech came to a 'Halt' - CNN

The science of 'hangry:' Why some people get grumpy when they're hungry - CNN

Cell phones and risk of brain tumors: What's the real science? - CNN

Drone zooms through humpback whale breath - CNN International

The 5 telltale techniques of climate change denial - CNN

Pope likely to alter economic message in the US, Vatican adviser says - CNN

Skeletons of early elite settlers found at historic Jamestown site - CNN

How paralyzed patients are able to stand again - CNN

These 15 animal 'selfies' will change your view of the animal kingdom forever - CNN

BBC Science: 2015August08Saturday

Fastest ever neutrino among slew of fresh findings - BBC News

Risk of future Nepal-India earthquake increases - BBC News

MH370 debris: Ocean current mapping video 'consistent' with find - BBC News

Trouble in orbit: the growing problem of space junk - BBC News

Balancing rocks trace history of 'jumping' earthquakes - BBC News

Hainan gibbon decline charted in Chinese records - BBC News

Nasa satellite captures rare image of far side of moon - BBC News

Bonobo squeaks hint at earlier speech evolution - BBC News

Sex life of ancient Fractofusus organism revealed - BBC News

Shores are 'final frontier' for archaeology project - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015August08Saturday

How common is sexting?

Scientists move a step closer to understanding species distributions in the face of climate change

Satellite data shows wind shear socking Guillermo near Hawaii

NASA simulation indicates ancient flood volcanoes could have altered climate

NASA sees a wider-eyed Typhoon Soudelor near Taiwan

Land animals proliferate faster than aquatic counterparts

Mutations linked to genetic disorders shed light on a crucial DNA repair pathway

Corrected sunspot history suggests climate change not due to natural solar trends

Researchers collaborate in development of brain-friendly interfaces

New endoscopic, non-surgical bariatric options show promise for treating obesity