HuffPost Science: Robot Sex; Sea Of Galilee; Black Hole

April 10, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Would Sex With A Robot Be Cheating? A provocative new poll shows that Americans have little trouble imagining a future full of personal service robots -- at least when it comes to robots tasked with cleaning our homes, driving our cars, and even helping fight our wars. Continue reading... Huge Undersea 'Monument' Poses Scientific Puzzle WATCH: Black Hole Chows Down On Rogue Planet WATCH: Eye-Popping Animation Shows Our Oceans From Space Ancient Ink Called Key In New Analysis Of Long-Lost 'Gospel' NSFW: Penis Study Reveals Genital Size Women Prefer 'Firewall' Theory Casts Doubt On Einstein Rat Study Points To Surprising Cause Of Laziness NSFW: Penis Study Reveals Genital Size Women Prefer NSFW: Penis Study Reveals Genital Size Women Prefer Rat Study Points To Surprising Cause Of Laziness WATCH: Your DNA Contributes To Humanity's Story ROB BROOKS Penis Size May Be Driven By Women (Oh, and It Matters) Critics of this type of study love to point out that women usually decide if they will have sex with a man well before ever sighting his genitals. And, if so, then how can penis size influence choice? Continue reading... WRAY HERBERT Calling a Bluff: Is It All in the Arms? We all know the expression "poker face" because the face is where we expect to find meaningful information. But what if poker players are looking in the wrong place? Continue reading... MEGAN WATZKE Pink Planets and Green Galaxies: Coloring the Universe Many of these images are spectacular, but what does it mean if the planets are pink or the galaxies are green? Are these colors 'real'? Continue reading... ROD LITTLE Data for a Brighter Democracy In the absence of transparent, objective data about our society that is free of political influence, opinions can dominate. Information confers power, and trust is essential. Continue reading... NICOLE ELSE-QUEST Contextualizing the Conversation on Women and STEM Are girls incompetent in math? No. Are girls anxious and unconfident about their math abilities? Yes. Do girls and women encounter discrimination in STEM? Yes. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.