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Science
Prehistoric Peek in N.M.; Rock Salt Holds Oldest Known Bit of a Once-Living Organism

Skeptics Group Tries Out Scientific Theories, and It Also Has a Little Fun With Illusions

Researcher Snaps a Rare Photo of 'Blue Jet' Lightning, a Bolt Striking Upward

The Kids Were Right About Vinegar and Cholesterol

2008 Central New Mexico Science and Engineering Challenge Winners

Young Scientists Display Work


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    • Prehistoric Peek in N.M.; Rock Salt Holds Oldest Known Bit of a Once-Living Organism
    A piece of rock salt from deep underground in southern New Mexico has yielded the oldest known bit of a formerly living organism.   (Monday, April 14, 2008)

    Skeptics Group Tries Out Scientific Theories, and It Also Has a Little Fun With Illusions
    "Lake Monsters I Have Known" sounds like the setup for a bad horror movie or an even worse children's book. One thing it might not sound like is science. But without science, Ben Radford explained at a recent meeting of New Mexicans for Science and Reason, the stories of the Loch Ness monster and her kin spin out of control in a hurry.   (Monday, April 7, 2008)

    Researcher Snaps a Rare Photo of 'Blue Jet' Lightning, a Bolt Striking Upward
    Lightning researcher Harald Edens at first did not realize what he had in his camera last July 19.   (Monday, March 31, 2008)

    The Kids Were Right About Vinegar and Cholesterol
    The Aggad twins, Haya and Heba, were concerned about their father's high cholesterol readings.   (Sunday, March 23, 2008)

    2008 Central New Mexico Science and Engineering Challenge Winners
    2008 Central New Mexico Science and Engineering Challenge Winners   (Saturday, March 22, 2008)

    Young Scientists Display Work
    By John Fleck
    Journal Staff Writer
    Erika DeBenedictis pretty much summed up the science fair Friday morning while showing off her spaghetti-like spacecraft orbits as they headed for Mars.   (Saturday, March 22, 2008)

    By John Fleck | Sandia Labs | Global Warming | LANL | nuclear | nanotech | dinosaur | black hole | HSD | pneumonic plague | bubonic plague | rabies | West Nile | Hanta Virus | immunizations | flu | whooping cough |