Articles from Science News (May 15, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
After 40-year prep, gravity test soars.		Brief Article	227
Asphalt deposits cover parts of Gulf of Mexico.	Perkins, S.		500
At times, children play with the impossible.	Bower, B.		477
Boats puff up outdoor carbon monoxide risk.		Brief Article	277
Diagnostic gadget mixes and matches all in one.		Brief Article	230
Dragon Bone Hill: an Ice-Age Saga of Homo erectus.		Book Review	184
Drug benefits.	De Leon, Margaret	Letter to the Editor	83
Einstein Simplified: Cartoons on Science.		Book Review	105
Engineered bacteria are genetic rebels.	Goho, A.		516
Fossil confirms that early arthropods molted.			239
Glimpses of genius: mathematicians and historians piece together a puzzle that Archimedes pondered.	Klarreich, Erica		1809
Historical chemistry library wows scholars.		Brief Article	253
Homocysteine may weaken bones.	Seppa, N.		565
Hubble's infrared camera goes the distance.	Cowen, R.		566
Mother knows best?	Jacobs, Ned	Letter to the Editor	250
Nanoparticles could mark spots for surgery.		Brief Article	246
Neandertals may have grown up quickly.			268
Nicotine limits cold adaptation.			274
Plan B ruling is prescription for controversy.		Brief Article	199
Punctured fluid stays riddled.	Weiss, P.		430
Rethinking refuges? Drifting pollen may bring earlier pest resistance to bioengineered crops.	Milius, S.		500
Shakespeare's Face: Unraveling the Legend and History of Shakespeare's Mysterious Portrait.		Book Review	161
Soul Made Flesh: the Discovery of the Brain and How it Changed the World.		Book Review	193
The Human Factor: Revolutionizing the Way People Live with Technology.		Book Review	171
The rise of antibubbles: odd, soggy bubbles finally get some respect.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich		1818