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Showing 1-12 of 12 results foundDid the Sea of Galilee ice over 2,000 years ago?
April 13, 2006 Doron Nof, an oceanographer at Florida State University, offers an explanation for walking on water in the Sea of Galilee.Earth's temperature at 400-year high
June 22, 2006 The cause? A lot of it is from human activity, according to the National Research Council.Life in an earthship
August 8, 2007 These fully sustainable, off-the-grid dwellings can maintain a comfortable interior temperature regardless of the heat or cold outside.Photos: Home sweet earthshipGlobal warming to help you breathe?
February 10, 2006 It could shorten the season for respiratory tract infections, study says. But it could also lead to more heat-related deaths.By 2020, kiss the snows of Kilimanjaro goodbye
May 23, 2006 Carbon dioxide is getting into the atmosphere and making the Earth warmer. Florida is in a lot of trouble.NASA searches for a better heat shield
May 19, 2006 Researchers are looking for materials to protect astronauts from temperatures that can be three times hotter than the sun. Photos: NASA feels the heatChip breaks speed record in deep freeze
June 20, 2006 This chip hits 500GHz at minus 451 Fahrenheit, perfect for Ted Williams or a wooly mammoth.Is evolution predictable?
May 19, 2006 Can two different microbes that are petri dishes apart develop the same mutant gene? Apparently so.Creating power out of thin air
October 26, 2007 Imagine a material that can suck in heat from the environment and power a notebook. A New Jersey company is aiming to do just that.Peel-and-stick electronics
September 18, 2006 A radio-powered light switch might not sound interesting at first, but EnOcean hopes to make the device ubiquitous.Getting printers down to iPod size
January 30, 2007 Massachusetts-based start-up has come up with a way to print photographs or documents without ink or an ink cartridge. And that means smaller devices.Photos: Teeny tiny printersCall it the green Supreme Court
April 11, 2007 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says decision forcing the EPA to regulate emissions rests on high court's understanding of climate change. Sponsored matches for "temperature"
