Articles from Science World (December 13, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Dino-mummy: in the flesh. (Life/Earth News).	Tucker, Libby		273
Explain this! (You Can Do It).			101
Flourishing frogs. (Life News).			239
Get a half-life. (Hands-on Activity and Math Skills).			385
Gross out? (Activities & Oddities).	Chiang, Mona		256
Move over, Pluto. (Space News).	Chiang, Mona		343
Name that element! It's the world's most powerful element, fueling both nuclear weapons and power plants. Our mystery element is softer than steel, denser than lead, and has existed for more than 6.6 billion years--longer than Earth itself. Can you name it? For help, grab a periodic table and follow these eight clues. Then turn the page to test your "element IQ." (Physical science: chemistry).	Dyer, Nicole		1359
Quiz. (Science In The News).			532
Sleeping giant stirs. (Freeze Frame).	Masibay, Kim Y.		324
Tearless onion. (Short Take).			92
Tease your brain. (You Can Do It).			22
Thanks for your feedback!			106
The Core: what his smack in the center of Earth? Two new theories could spark a fiery debate. (Earth science: earth's core/elements/nuclear energy).	Lemley, Brad		1415
The fish that ate everything (and other true tales); ravenous fish, noxious weeds, wild hogs, and deadly germs: Can anyone stop invader species? (Life science: food chains/invaders species).	Stroh, Michael		2181
What is it? (Activities & Oddities).			5
What's it made of? (Diagram-Reading And Critical-Thinking Skills).			157