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Science Magazine : 2016March08Tuesday

About 40% of economics experiments fail replication survey - Science Magazine

Mystery cancers are cropping up in children in aftermath of Fukushima - Science Magazine

Astronomers spot galaxy born near the birth of the universe - Science Magazine

Viral 'fossils' in our DNA may help us fight infection - Science Magazine

Zika virus kills developing brain cells - Science Magazine

Tiny dragonfly shatters insect migration record - Science Magazine

Scientists identify molecular link between sleep and mood - Science Magazine

Tissue printer creates lifelike human ear - Science Magazine

A plea for open science on Zika - Science Magazine

Entire Popular Science Magazine Archive Now Available - ARRL

Science Daily : 2016March08Tuesday

Science Daily, Phys.Org Feature Simberloff 'Rewild' Research - Tennessee Today

#CreatorGate: How a study on hands sparked an uproar about science, God and ethics in publishing - Washington Post

Wading Birds 'Pay' Alligators for Their Protection - Smithsonian

Feds Paid $709000 To Academic Who Studies How Glaciers Are Sexist - Daily Caller

Why are there no dragons left in the ocean? Science might just have the answer - Mirror.co.uk

Can tech-minded lawmakers reverse 'science lobotomy'? - Environment & Energy Publishing

WATCH LIVE: 'Potentially deadly' missing asteroid on UNKNOWN path to skim Earth TODAY? - Express.co.uk

The science of bromance: Research suggests men should cuddle together more often - Raw Story

'Unnatural' mysterious element discovered in formation of solar system - Express.co.uk

Daily catch-up: 'Elementary, my dear Watson', and other things they never said - The Independent

Discover Top Stories : 2016March08Tuesday

Getting Bubble Blowing Down to a Science

5 Retro Space Missions That Failed to Launch

Curiosity Mars rover: 'Look ma, no hands!'

No, We Can't "Upload Knowledge To Your Brain"

Blessed blast of moisture now streaming into California from the Pacific comes from as far away as the Philippines

Enjoy some Jovian eye candy on the anniversary of Voyager 1's closest approach to the planet on March 5, 1979

What is a P-Value?

The Deepest, Darkest Place on Earth Is Eerily Noisy

Plants Build Sand Armor to Fight Hungry Animals

February may have been the warmest month on record, but we don't know for sure — despite reports to the contrary

CNN Science: 2016March08Tuesday

Trump and the small hands equals small manhood myth, or reality? - CNN

These are the most important women in the history of science - CNN

Major scientific announcement could validate Einstein - CNN

These women are turning science into cash - CNNMoney

Bill Nye: My question for the GOP candidates - CNN

Total solar eclipse to sweep across Indonesia - CNN

Breakthrough in cancer research could spawn new treatments - CNN

NASA releases recording of 'outer-space type music' from far side of the moon - CNN

Hubble image: Dormant black hole, in a word, is gargantuan - CNN

Zika virus: Brazilian scientists decipher its genome, agency says - CNN

BBC Science: 2016March08Tuesday

'Critical shortage' of women in science jobs, report finds - BBC News

The 20 best science images of the year? - BBC News

Clues to why the 'sea dragons' died out - BBC News

International Women's Day: Why women can thrive in sci-fi - BBC News

Scientists 'find cancer's Achilles heel' - BBC News

Science lesson for Queen on Lister School visit - BBC News

EU exit 'risks British science' - BBC News

Hubble sets 'new cosmic distance record' - BBC News

Gravitational waves: Tests begin for future space observatory - BBC News

Astronaut describes what it's like to spend 340 days in space - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016March08Tuesday

Risk of being involved in an avalanche less for smaller groups of recreationists

Brain activity of nematodes seeking food offers new view on sleep

Loyola study finds women suffer more neck pain than men

Skin cancer teams up with Sonic the Hedgehog

Electricity, heating most climate-friendly uses for natural gas

Eastern US forests more vulnerable to drought than before 1800s

UC San Diego biophysicists discover how hydra opens its mouth

Green tea and iron, bad combination

First case of acute myelitis in a patient infected with Zika virus

Do gun restrictions help reduce gun deaths?