It can crush ice sideways and stay precisely on station to an accuracy of three feet. It can drill a hole 3,000 feet deep into the seabed while floating 15,000 feet above it and it can generate 55 megawatts of power..Dive in and join us on THE DEEP! MORE>>

The MESSENGER spacecraft has just performed a very close fly-by of Mercury. This fly-by will be used to help slow the spacecraft down with an eye toward eventually going into orbit around Mercury. .. We will wrap up the week, with a method on how to boost the vegies nutrients in accordance of proper cooking. Dive in and join us on THE DEEP! MORE>>

We’re always wondering if the aliens are here (they aren’t) or if they are going to contact us (probably not), but there’s new evidence that they may be much closer than we ever dreamed possible. MORE>>

The MESSENGER spacecraft is scheduled to make the closest flyby of the smallest planet Mercury since the Mariner 10 spacecraft flew by the Sun-scarred world over 30 years ago. We will take a look at what we expect to learn from her passing. From there, we will move farther out into the solor system to look and some hot spots on Saturn, then back Earth for some earthquake news and a bit more on global warming.. We will wrap up the week, with a thin polymer bio-film that seals surgical wounds and could make ugly surgical scars a relic of medical history. Dive in and join us on THE DEEP! MORE>>

Some 40,000 walruses have appeared on the Russian Arctic coast, a phenomenon that scientists believe is a result of global warming melting Arctic sea ice. According to the World Wildlife Foundation, this is the largest walrus haul out (areas where walruses rest when they are out of the water) ever seen in the Russian Arctic. From there, we will move on to The Little Robot who could...Does!, Eternal Light Eternal Night, Quelling the Cough, Like Mama Like Baby and we will round out the week with and Online Library that gives readers access to 1.5 MILLION books. There's just not enough hours in the day! MORE>>

We’ll start the first column of the New Year with what’s closest to my heart (and my job!); a little space news.  We’re always wondering if the aliens are here (they aren’t) or if they are going to contact us (probably not), but there’s new evidence that they may be much closer than we ever dreamed possible. From there, we move on to The Little Robot Who Could, A Big Flood and learn about the Fish Turns Geologist. We will then hear about; Giant Scorpions, Getting and accurate storm count and revisit the Flightless Bird. This weeks extravaganza will finish up with some medical news on a Novel Cause for Migranes and Ways to increase your medicines effectiveness. Fasten your seatbelts, departure is imenant! MORE>>