HuffPost Science: NASA Highlights, Google Earth Mystery, Ancient Artifacts

January 13, 2013 Subscribe · Forward WOW: Top NASA Images This Week From faraway planets, to imploding stars, to twisting, colorful galaxies, NASA's space images often look more like works of art than scientific research. Check out the slideshow below to see some of NASA's best space photos. Continue reading... Mysterious 'Structures' Spotted On Google Earth Identified WATCH: NASA Satellite's Breathtaking Parting Gift Unusual Artifacts Found In Roman Bathhouse Drain Apophis Asteroid Threat In 2036 Is Negligible, NASA Says Black Sea Fortress Yields Buried Treasure Said To Be 2,000 Years Old Earth Bacteria On Mars? Serratia Liquefaciens Could Survive On Red Planet, Study Suggests Parasitic Worm VIDEO Shows Huge Nematode Emerging From Dead Spider Host, Biologist Says Our Greatest Adventures Are Ahead of Us Parasitic Worm VIDEO Shows Huge Nematode Emerging From Dead Spider Host, Biologist Says Largest Structure In Universe, Large Quasar Group, Challenges Cosmological Principle Our Greatest Adventures Are Ahead of Us JOHN FAHEY Our Greatest Adventures Are Ahead of Us The revolutionary tools today's explorers are using to "increase and diffuse" knowledge would have seemed like science fiction to our founders. These new technologies are opening up arenas of exploration never before possible, revealing details of cultures once thought lost to science. Continue reading... AMY CUDDY Your Body Language Shapes Who You Are It's not uncommon for people to overvalue the importance of demonstrating their competence and power, often at the expense of demonstrating their warmth. People judge trustworthiness before competence. Continue reading... WRAY HERBERT Mourning and Memory: A Paradoxical Grief There is a name for disordered mourning. It's called complicated grief, and the abnormal traits may be rooted in a paradox of memory. Continue reading... DR. DOUGLAS FIELDS Thinking With Your Body The neurons setting our heart racing, our skin to sweating, and our stomach churning, are draped in a network throughout the body cavity next to the organs they control, completely outside the brain and spinal cord. Continue reading... VLAD CHITUC The Evolution of Religion: God or the Group We're social animals, and we're at our best in social groups. Religion just happens to be a really accessible group. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.