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All power and strength are generated in the lower torso and transferred to the extremities. Strengthening your core improves performance and reduces risk of injury.

What kind of molecules are nucleotides and nucleic acids and what are they made of? This article covers the basics.

What is the difference between an organic and an inorganic molecule? What substances are within the realm of organic chemistry? Read on and discover.

The author's experience beginning golf past 30 argues for minimal practice of specific actions and maximal playing. This installment: Proper Posture

This collection of articles explores the components and function of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), ribonucleic acid (RNA) and the cellular energy carrier ATP.

The genus Fucus contains three species which illustrate the phenomenon of zonation on the sea shore.

An American company has demonstrated a device that allows people to operate electrical appliances without a wire connection.

Spring is here but so is the snow. When comparing climate data it's clear that late season snowfall does occur. Snow even falls when the temperatures rise above freezing.

Sounds are pressure waves reaching our hearing apparatus by the movement of surrounding air molecules. Studying waves helps us to understand basic transport mechanisms.

Thermodynamics, or the study of the relationship among thermal energy, heat, and work, is a basic tenet of physical science. Here is a fun way to teach this concept.

The third law of thermodynamics says reaching a temperature of absolute zero is impossible and makes it impossible for a Carnot cycle engine to achieve 100% efficiency.

Watt's Law describes a relationship between voltage, current and power in an electric circuit. Understanding Watt's Law is useful for calculating circuit characteristics.

Parkinson's Disease diagnosis and treatment predominates throughout the world today. Parkinson's Disease research is active, vigorous, focused and directed at a cure.