The reason, Bejan told LiveScience, has to do with something called a boundary layer.
"Then it cooled, and the wood was locked in the volcanic rock, " Wolfe told LiveScience in an email.
Smith declined an interview request, telling LiveScience that everything the researchers wanted to say is in the journal article.
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"They're waves running around in the atmosphere all the time, " Sharman told LiveScience.
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In November 2004, Stone launched a new multimedia site, called livescience.com, and changed the company's name to the more generic Imaginova.
The article that was actually trending came from LiveScience, and the premise was that morning people are generally happier than night people.
In a post on Livescience, Sean Captain points out the irony that two of the games featured at the PS4 debut actually focused on surveillance.
"I would be very interested to explore the fish data more thoroughly, subdividing by herbivorous and carnivorous groups as we have done for the dinosaurs, " O'Gorman told LiveScience.
Livescience now attracts some 1.6 million unique users per month.
"It's brand-new to science, " Ma told LiveScience in an interview.
Testing the idea, however, will be tricky, Amend told LiveScience.
While rats can swim or float for up to four days, they may get trapped without air in small pipes and crannies as they seek higher ground, Leirs told LiveScience.
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