Science

Op-Ed: Richmond Doesn’t Need a Pompeii Exhibit Because We’ve All Been to Busch Gardens

With great fanfare, last month the Science Museum of Virginia welcomed the North American debut of “Pompeii: The Immortal City,” an in-depth look at the history and culture of the famed Italian city destroyed by a volcano more than 1900 years [read more ... ]

Scientists Meet To Find Any Existing Reason To Go To Mechanicsville

RICHMOND, Va. – Earlier this week, researchers and scientists held a summit at Randolph Macon University to determine if, in fact, there are any plausible scenarios that would cause an individual to travel to Mechanicsville. RELATED (article [read more ... ]

Japanese Scientists Achieve Breakthrough In Asian-Fusion Cuisine

MATSUYAMA, Japan — Scientists at the Fujikori Accelerator Laboratory have announced a major breakthrough in Mexican-Asian fusion in a study published in the National Journal of Delicious Physics this week. The breakthrough occurred when scientists [read more ... ]

Scientists Create Renewable Energy Out Of Cancelled Plans

BLACKSBURG, Va. — After years of lengthy research and experiments, leading scientists at Virginia Tech announced today that they’ve successfully developed renewable energy from the unstable forces of plans and events that were spontaneously [read more ... ]

Chesterfield Power Outage Hailed As “Landmark Victory” For Renewable Energy

MIDLOTHIAN, Va. – In a milestone achievement for renewable energy, Dominion Power announced that Chesterfield County ran entirely off renewable power this weekend during a major power outage caused by the snowstorm. Dominion unveiled the move [read more ... ]

Scientists Conduct Experiment To Determine Exact Color Of James River

ARLINGTON, Va. – A group of research associates with the National Science Foundation (NSF) have announced the launch of a new study to determine the exact color of the James River. The river, which flows through the central part of Virginia [read more ... ]