Pluto is getting its groove on '60s-style with a stretch of icy plain filled with dramatically pitted surface formations. Amanda Kooser Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news ...
The British-made lamps have surged in popularity as younger audiences seek to recapture magic of the 1960s ...
KUTV — Our 12 Days of Christmas Giveaway with Trolley Square continues with the grooviest prize yet! Mandy spoke with Kari about the giant lava lamp you could win from Cabin Fever. Enter to win prizes ...
SOAP LAKE, Wash. The effort to build a 60-foot tall lava lamp in Soap Lake is slowly gaining momentum. The community has raised about $200,000 for the project. It is estimated $1 million will be ...
The dwarf planet, formerly planet, Pluto has a lot more geology going on that scientists used to think. Data continues to roll in from the New Horizons after its fly-by of distant Pluto of July of ...
SOAP LAKE, Grant County — Anyone who owns a Lava Lamp knows you can't put it in the closet for too long without pulling it out, plugging it in and watching the bubbles come to life.
SOAP LAKE, Wash. — Soap Lake's heyday as a spa town is long past, and, here, along what has become a faded byway in eastern Washington's Grand Coulee country, the present day is very bleak. "The ...
UW Assistant Professor Jay Chapman teaches a winter-term field course in southern Arizona, during which students were able to investigate the Orocopia Schist in person. Chapman is the author of a new ...
A 50-foot-tall lamp that one day is expected to be a tourist attraction arrived in Central Washington's Soap Lake this week -- in pieces on four flatbed trailers. Assembling them will be "much more ...
The Sun is as dynamic as it gets. It can also burp lava lamp-like blobs, according to the latest findings of NASA. The center of the solar system isn't a stationary ball of light. Millions of years ...
Lava lamp tectonics: Research suggests giant blobs of subducted sediment float up through deep Earth
Sand and mud subducted off the coast of California around 75 million years ago returned to the Earth's crust by rising up through the mantle as enormous diapirs, like blobs in a lava lamp, new ...
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