Science

More Aurora Borealis predicted
Northern lights may be returning to most of Minnesota's skies in the coming years. That's because the sun is expected to be creating more weather in space, throwing off clouds of magnetized particles that have the power to turn dark skies into ribbons of color...and disrupt the GPS systems we've come to rely upon.
Wi-Fi at 35,000 feet.
SCSU researchers find fish vulnerable to human medications
Research at St. Cloud State University shows that anti-depressants found in water affect fish and other aquatic life.
Free speech on the Internet
Google's purchase of YouTube has enabled the Web site to reach around the globe. But Google recently met its match in Turkey when the Turkish government blocked the site due to culturally inappropriate content. Midmorning asks how consumers, companies, and laws will adapt to emerging Internet technology.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
A documentarian wants to implant a camera in his prosthetic eye.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Apple changes its mind on security
Evidence of a green Sahara
On a recent dinosaur dig in Africa, paleontologists found evidence of lush vegetation and a thriving community of ancient people in what is now the Sahara Desert.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Popularity of mini-laptops rising
Music and the shaping of humanity
A musician-turned neuroscientist suggests that evolution had a hand in how we respond to music. He chose six songs as examples of how we achieve cooperative goals like acquiring knowledge and love. He also explains why The Beatles' failure to imitate their musical heroes made them stars.
Future Tense with Jon Gordon
Three Microsoft research projects