The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association Center of Excellence was
outfitted with 126 solar panels, which are expected to save the
association about 8,000 per year — money which it plans on using to
power future athletes' gold medal goals.
Google Maps may have competition from nonprofit
Alyssa Banks |
posted Jul 9th - 4:58pm
OpenStreetMap provides a mapping system created by volunteers and
is similar to Google Maps.
Forgotten vials of smallpox found in storage room
A government scientist cleaning out an old storage room at a research center near Washington made a startling discovery last week — decades-old vials of smallpox packed away and forgotten in a cardboard box.
Quiz: Utah's Dinosaur Destinations
Allison Laypath, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Jul 8th - 11:01am
Utah is a great place for dinosaur lovers to find fossils in museums
and in nature. How much do you know about Utah's dinosaur
destinations? Find out and learn more with this quiz.
Kind people more likely to follow unkind orders?
Alyssa Banks |
posted Jul 7th - 8:29pm
A recent psychological study investigated the correlation between
personality and an individual's willingness to follow orders.
25 totally unnecessary but desirable travel gadgets
Yes, it's great to travel light. Sure, too
much tech can make life trickier, not easier.
No, that's not going to stop us listing some
of the coolest gadgets, gizmos and
accessories that could just make you the
happiest traveler this side of the Apple
store.
Photographer brings 'rocket science' to artistic images
Chemical engineer Bret Webster reveals some of the secrets of his
hobby — photographing scenery and the sky. His photos have become
a surprising success around the world, even though in some ways he's
just a beginner.
Truck of the future aims to drive itself
Ben Brumfield, CNN |
posted Jul 4th - 6:21pm
Tractor-trailer drivers, if you text while driving in the middle of the
freeway, then the future may belong to you.
Fraud, nudity, post-it art: Google cuts search links
Google's removal of search results in Europe is drawing accusations of press censorship, as stories from some of the continent's most prominent news outlets begin vanishing. The U.S. internet giant said Thursday it is getting 1,000 requests a day to scrub results.
Reading Rainbow's Kickstarter campaign rakes in more than $6M
For more than 30 years, "Reading Rainbow" has
taught children in America to love books. By
Wednesday, that love had come back in the form
of $6.4 million in donations.
Feel naked without your phone? You’re not alone
Natalie Crofts |
posted Jul 3rd - 11:45am
Mobile phones were ranked as being just as important as deodorant
and cars in a recent survey.
80% of lightning strike victims are men, study finds
When lightning strikes a human, it's almost always a man.
Researchers create less-pungent pepper
Researchers try to save huge US salamander
Man pleads guilty to taking dinosaur footprint
Scientists turn to public to help pay for research
2 whales die along Puerto Rico's southwest coast
Google picks 5 charities to create ideas for Glass
US workers encountered man left in cell for days
Judge says ocean sound blasts need not be halted
AIDS research team in US loses $1.38M grant
AIDS research team in Iowa loses $1.38M grant
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