The Greening Of Alaska: Vertical Hydroponic Farming & Alaska Natural Organics Affect The Economy

Medicine & Technology Jun 05, 2017

Alaska is known for the extreme cold, ice and snow in the past decades. Today, people of Alaska enjoy the greening of the 49th state of the United States of America. There is almost year round indoor farming that could grow anything as long as the sun shines.

Emergency Medical Procedures Not Applicable In Space, Separate Training For Future Space Travelers Required In Survival Scenarios

Jun 05, 2017

Space Travellers will be facing a tough challenge when facing situations that require emergency medical procedures in the deep realm of space. A multitasking training is suggested to secure the safety of fellow space crew in the field of emergency medical applications.

Climate Science Obstacles: Students Disagree With Teachers Promoting False Climate Change Data

Jun 05, 2017

U.S. middle school teachers are having problems with students head banging them with the subject on Climate Science.

Insect Bites & Stings Awareness: Summer Health Risks, Symptoms, & Treatment

Jun 05, 2017

Summer health risks is fun and exciting. The awareness of the health risks like spider bites and bee stings that go with the summer fun will help the most of enjoying the rest of the season.

Snake Group Hunting Gang Up On Preys For Successful Catch

Jun 04, 2017

Snake Group Hunting is the first ever recorded scientific documentation that a psychologist from the University of Tennessee studied. It shows Cuban Boas closing in on Jamaican fruit bats in a well coordinated manner.

Agriculture Drug Delivery Technology Formulated To Eliminate Crop Pests Costing $157 Billion Per Year

Jun 04, 2017

The imminent solution to the nematode problem has its solution. The next step, according to researchers is to incorporate the technology with existing pesticide applications to optimize and better enhance the technology in diffusing the nanovirus into the soil.

Electronically Modified Insects Used For Spy Cam: Military Applications, Search & Rescue & Other Human-Guided Activities

Jun 04, 2017

Modified insects to serve humans is gaining ground for other applications. A cyborg locusts can now be utilized for bomb detection, bees can now sniff for weapons while roaches are used for mapping impassable terrains and closed spaces.

Species Brain Rewired: Accessed Connectivity With Brain Of Another Creature.

Jun 04, 2017

Rewiring the brain of a species and having it accessed by another is the study that suggests that although the neurons and structure are homologous, neural behavior patterns vary independently.

Bitter Melon Lowers Blood Sugar Levels & Used To Treat Diabetes

Jun 03, 2017

Bitter melon is an alternative medication that lowers glucose sugar levels and hemoglobin A1c readings.

Drinking Tea and its Epigenetic Changes To Women & Their Gene Expression

Jun 02, 2017

The study shows that tea consumption has an effect of epigenetic changes only in women and not in men. The changes lean on its involvement with cancer genes and estrogen metabolism.

Solar Eclipse Proves Einstein's Theory Of Relativity

Jun 02, 2017

By using scientific methods, It was on a clear evening that Einstein's friends and followers were able to prove his theory of general relativity with the aid of the solar eclipse.

Apple Products Including New Ipads, MacBooks, and Peripherals Soon To Hit Market, Eurasian Economic Commission Certifies

Jun 01, 2017

Apple Products Upgrade will soon hit the market after its confirmation on the Worldwide Developers Conference on June 5, 2017.

Regional Vegetation Affects Climatic Conditions Up To 30%: Photosynthesis Plays Major Role In Weather & Climate Predictions

Jun 01, 2017

Scientists welcome the first look of the study undertaken by Gentine and Green from Columbia University saying the idea is exciting and intriguing. The research is based on land-atmospheric feedbacks involving photosynthesis.

Sugar Tooth Cancer Cell Exposes Glucose Transporter As Medication Agent Slowing Tumor Growth

May 31, 2017

The protein responsible for the delivery of glucose to cells could tap for cancer treatment and medication discovered in a recent study by a group of researchers from the University of Texas, Dallas.

Mite & Tick-Borne Diseases Inflicting Human, Dogs, & Other Animals Could Cause Permanent Brain Damage

May 30, 2017

The disease continuously plagues the United States and is steadily rising with new bacteria and virus being discovered. Scientists encourage victims to seek immediate medication and treatment as mite and tick-born diseases lead to brain damage if left untreated.