How Trap-Jaw Ants Develop From Larvae Stages [Watch]

Medicine & Technology May 10, 2017

Researchers from North Carolina State University has found how Odontomachus trap-Jaw ants develop themselves from larva stages. By using scanning electron microscope the team has discovered that they have to go through three stages during larvae development.

James Webb Space Telescope Of NASA Finally Arrived At Johnson Space Center For 100 Days Of Cryogenic Test

May 09, 2017

Biggest telescope in space history is now at NASA's Johnson Space Center for extreme cryogenic tests. James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will spend 100 days in the lab, later a big solar shield will be attached to it for the protection.

165-Million-Year-Old Fossil Record From Skye Island Reveals The Existence Of Mammal Species From Jurassic Age

May 09, 2017

Mammal species of the Jurassic period has been found from the excavation site of Skye. Scientists found the evidence of milk teeth from 165 million years old Wareolestes rex fossil.

ESO VISTA Telescope Captured Infrared Gigapixel Image Of Small Magellanic Cloud (SMC)

May 08, 2017

Stunning super high definition image of Small Magellanic Cloud(SMC) unveils a new secret of this dwarf galaxy. European Southern Observatory's(ESO) VISTA telescope is designed to look inside the cosmic cloud layer of SMC.

3D Printed Bricks From Moon-Dust Could Be The Best Building Blocks For Space Colonization

May 07, 2017

Researchers from DLR German Aerospace Center found an advanced way to build homes. they have 3D printed bricks from the moon-dust and baked in the solar furnace. the furnace is made of 147 mirrors to focus the sunlight on a single point of the beam.

Scientists Equipped Advanced Sensors With Contact Lenses To Diagnose Diabetes & Glaucoma

May 05, 2017

UNIST researchers are creating nano-sized sensors to fit it into a contact lens. these sensors are created to monitor the health information such as blood sugar level from the tears.

Galeamopus Pabsti: Most Recent Sauropod Species Paleontologists Confirmed [Watch]

May 04, 2017

Paleontologists have confirmed that the Galeamopus Pabsti dinosaur species is the most recent sauropod ever discovered. It was first discovered in 1995.

Photosynthesis Possible In The Absence Of Light: Algae Evolution Unraveled The Mysteries

Apr 25, 2017

Researchers analyzed green algae, red algae, and glaucophytes to find the origin of photosynthesis. Glaucophyte Cyanophora paradoxa and cyanobacteria have the similar respiratory effect on photosynthesis

Soyuz Returns Home With 3 International Space Station Astronauts After 173 Days In Space [Video]

Apr 11, 2017

Russian spacecraft named Soyuz MS-02 created another history. Three astronauts from Expedition 50 mission of International Space Station are now back to the home after 173days of the space journey.

Scientists Found The Contributions Of Sun's UV Rays Behind The Existence Of Life On Earth

Apr 10, 2017

Life needs water, and Earth is the only planet to have it. Now, Ultraviolet radiation from the Sun is a known to hazard to life, yet the energy provided by our star has played an important role as the essential driver of life on Earth.

Revealed: Why Some Chickens Have Stripes In Their Feathers

Apr 09, 2017

Scientists found how mutations are associated with the sex-linked barring pattern on the feather of some chicken breeds. Coucou de Rennes, which is one of the most popular french breeds has two different types of mutations.

Australian White-Tailed Spiders: How Much Can Their Bites Harm The Human Body

Apr 08, 2017

There are so many myths about the spiders in Australia. Researchers found that not all infections are caused by the venoms from spider bites, some of them are also caused by bacteria infections.

Ophthalmology Breakthrough: Newly Discovered Chemical Reaction Can Enhance Eyesight For Visually Impaired Patients

Apr 07, 2017

Sahil Gulati and his team from Western Reserve University, school of medicine have made bovine rhodopsin from purified proteins to improve vision mechanism in human eyes. Rhodopsin is a modified form of vitamin A which is a light-sensitive protein, belongs to the G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs).

Ability To Edit RNA Makes Octopus & Squids Smarter Cephalopod Species

Apr 07, 2017

Octopi and squids can rewrite their genome by RNA editing, which makes them smarter than other organisms. Scientists from Marine Biological Laboratory(MBL) has found a cephalopod brain can transcript up to 60 percent of RNA during rewriting event.

UCR Scientists Created Innovative Glass Tube Sensor To Screen Toxic Drugs & Developing Biomaterials

Apr 07, 2017

An advanced sensor implanted inside a U-shaped glass to measure toxicity in chemicals. University of California, Riverside Scientists designed the sensor to calculate density, mass, and volume of biological samples in the fluid.