Study after study shows that walking is very good for those who are able, and generally more is better.
People Who Move to More Walkable Cities Do, in Fact, Walk Significantly More
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Destructive Cosmic Airbursts Likely More Common than Previously Believed
Touchdown airbursts — a type of cosmic impact that may be more common than the crater-forming, dinosaur-killing kind — remain somewhat less understood.
Some Young Suns Are Aligned with Their Planet-forming Disks, Others Are Born Tilted
Researchers at UC Santa Barbara, The University of Texas at Austin, Yale University and National Taiwan Normal University have found that a fair number of sun-like stars emerge with their rotational axis tilted with respect to their protoplanetary disks, the clouds of gas and dust from which solar systems are born.
New Method to Synthesize Carbohydrates Could Pave the Way to Biomedical Advances
Carbohydrate is a familiar term. It’s the bagel you had for breakfast, the bread in your sandwich, the slice of cake you’re thinking about sneaking later today.
Both Flexibility and Persistence Make Some Birds Successful in Human-Made Environments
Across North America, grackles are virtuosos of adaptation.
Cornell Chemists Tackle Climate Change
As the need to find climate change solutions becomes ever more urgent, Cornell chemists are leading the way with innovative and far-reaching discoveries, including better electric batteries, carbon capture technologies, renewable plastics and improvements in solar cells.
