May 19, 2024

AI Humanoid Robot ‘Sophia’ Delivers Speech During Private University’s Graduation Ceremony

TECH & INNOVATION May 19, 2024

University officials invited Sophia the robot to give a graduation speech during their commencement exercises. Read to learn more.

4 Normal Signs To Witness When a Person Is Dying From Natural Causes; Three Words Most People Utter Before They Die

MEDICINE & HEALTH May 19, 2024

One may notice four factors when someone dies naturally -- changes in breathing and skin color, terminal secretions and fever. Continue reading to learn more.

Herd of 170 Bison Can Store CO2 Emissions Equal to 40,000 Cars; How Do These Bovines Help in the Fight Against Climate Change?

Herd of 170 Bison Can Store CO2 Emissions Equivalent to 40,000 Cars; How Do These Bovines Help in the Fight Against Climate Change?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE May 18, 2024

Where Did Earth's Water Come From? Primitive Asteroids May Have Brought H20 to Our Planet

SPACE May 17, 2024

Brightline's High-Speed Rail Project Accelerates Scientific Innovations, Transforming US Transportation with Greener Approach

TECH & INNOVATION May 17, 2024

Wildfire Smoke: Here's How This Air Pollution Driver Poses Significant Health Risks

May 17, 2024

Wildfire smoke is one of the primary drivers of air pollution in some areas, and it is very dangerous to health. Read to learn more.

Consistent Exercise, Active Lifestyle Could Alter How the Body Uses Saturated and Unsaturated Fat, Study Reveals

May 17, 2024

A new study shows that an active lifestyle could change how the body burns saturated and unsaturated fat. Read to learn more.

Extremely Rare Deep-Sea Squid Attack Captured on Camera at Depths of 1,026 Meters [WATCH]

May 16, 2024

A free-fall baited camera captured rare footage of a deep-sea squid attack. Read to learn more.

High Noise Exposure Levels Due to Military Attack Jets Could Be Posing Health Risks to Around 74,000 People in Washington State, Study Reveals

May 16, 2024

Up to 74,000 people could be threatened by the rumbling noise emitted by the Boeing EA-18G Growler electronic attack craft. Read to learn more.

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Sea Otters’ Tool Use Key to Survival Strategy in Monterey Bay, Study Finds

May 17, 2024

Ahramat Branch of Nile River Could Explain the Mysteries of Egyptian Pyramids; Long-Lost Waterway May Have Been Used To Transport Construction Materials

May 17, 2024

Wildfire Smoke: Here's How This Air Pollution Driver Poses Significant Health Risks

May 17, 2024

Mars Faces Three Times More Potentially Hazardous Asteroids Than Earth [Study]

There are more asteroids that cross Mars than Earth. Continue reading to learn more.

SPACE

Alien Approaches US Military Convoy To Ask for Spare Part and Refuses To Seek Help at Area 51, UFO Whistleblower Claims

An alien allegedly asked for help to repair its ship, according to a whistleblower. Continue reading to learn more.

SPACE

Boeing’s Starliner Crewed Mission Delayed Again Due to Helium Leak, Now Targeting May 25 Launch

Boeing’s Starliner crewed mission faces another delay due to a helium leak. Stay updated on this critical mission. Read more!

SPACE

NASA Releases High-Definition Photos of Jupiter’s Moon Europa With Complex Surface Features Called ‘The Platypus’

SPACE

James Webb Space Telescope Finds Most Distant Pair of Colliding Black Holes, Raising Questions Regarding Theories of Cosmology

Tech & Innovation

AI Sarcasm Detector: Novel Multimodal Algorithm Can Detect Sarcasm With Accuracy

Researchers developed a novel multimodal algorithm that could detect sarcasm accurately. Continue reading to learn more about it.

TECH & INNOVATION

Spider Silk Reveals Breakthrough in High-Sensitivity Microphones [Study]

Spider silk unveils breakthrough in high-sensitivity microphones. Explore the study's implications now!

TECH & INNOVATION

Richest Man Who Ever Lived: Amenhotep III’s Face Revealed for the First Time Using Data From His Skull

Using groundbreaking technology, scientists reconstruct the countenance of Tutankhamun’s grandfather after 3,400 years. Continue reading the article to learn more.

TECH & INNOVATION

NASA Advances Lunar Levitation Robot Train Concept for Moon Base by 2030s To Develop Science Fiction-Like Projects

TECH & INNOVATION

Heron’s Aeolipile: What Is the Purpose of the World’s First Working Steam Engine?

Nanotech

Nature-Inspired Nanoparticle Assembly Revolutionizes Rapid, Uniform Monolayer Creation [Study]

Discover a nature-inspired nanoparticle assembly study that unveils rapid, uniform monolayer creation. Dive in for groundbreaking insights!

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Nanoplastic Mystery: Scientists Seek Answers to Environmental and Health Impacts

Scientists investigate nanoplastics' environmental and health impacts. Read now for essential insights and updates!

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Chiral 2D Borophene Nanoplatelets Could Make Advanced Sensors and Implantable Medical Devices Better Than Graphene

The atomically thin version of boron called borophene was found to be lighter, stronger, and more flexible than graphene. Check this article to learn more.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Nanoparticles in Consumer Cleaning Products Re-Suspend and Rise to Person’s Breathing Zone, May Contribute to Indoor Air Pollution [Study]

Medicine & Health

Three-Year-Old Children Found To Exhibit Diabetes, Poor Heart Health Risk Factors; Ultra-Processed Foods Could Be the Culprit [STUDY]

A new study discovered an association between ultra-processed food consumption and cardiometabolic risks among very young children. Read to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

H5N1 Avian Influenza Poses Risk to Humans and Pets in Urban Areas, Scientists Urge Vigilance

Scientists warned of the risks of H5N1 avian influenza to humans and pets in urban areas. Read to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Synthetic Molecule Mimics the Anticoagulating Abilities of Blood-Sucking Organisms, Shows Potential in Enabling Clotting After Surgical Procedures

A team of researchers described the anti-clotting effects of compounds present in the saliva of blood-sucking organisms. Check this article to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Taylor Swift's 'Jet Lag is a Choice' Remark After Super Bowl Debunked by Sleep Expert: How to Reduce Symptoms

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Human Brain Tissue Survives Freezing; Neurons Revived Without Damage and New Technique Could Potentially Work in Cryonics

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Fungi Fashion? Scientists Explore Possibilities of Producing Mushroom Leather Faster, More Easily

Scientists look into how mycelium leather, which is a more sustainable alternative to traditional leather, could be grown and cultivated in an easier and more effective way. Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Lightning Storms Cause Sea Ice Melt To Melt Faster at the North Pole, Study Reveals

Lightning Storms Cause Sea Ice To Melt Faster on the North Pole, Study Reveals

An international study discovered that lightning storms have directly hastened the process of sea ice retreat in the Arctic Ocean. Learn more about it in this article.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Poisoned Carcass Kills Protected Wolves and Eagles in Oregon, Prompting $25,000 Reward for Information

Learn about the tragic deaths of protected wolves and eagles in Oregon due to poisoned carcasses. Join the hunt for justice with a $25,000 reward. Read more!

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Prehistoric Global Warming Caused by Massive Volcanic Eruption Turned Dinosaurs Into Warm-Blooded Animals

Researchers suggest that a series of colossal volcanic eruptions across the Earth is responsible for the evolutionary leap in dinosaurs. Check this article to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

La Ferrassie Man: What Makes Him One of the World’s Most Famous Neanderthals?

La Ferrassie Man: What Makes Him One of World’s Most Famous Neanderthals?

Among the many archaeological discoveries about extinct human relatives, the La Ferrassie man has the most complete Neanderthal skull ever found. Read the article to learn more about it.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Size Plays a Role in Evolution; Small Organisms Have Advantage Over Big Counterparts

Small size allows animals to occupy a wide variety of niches and divide resources more precisely, giving them an advantage in evolution. Continue reading to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Blind Pinkish Fish Found in an Underwater Cave in China May Hold the Answer to the Mysteries of Evolution

Blind Pinkish Fish Found in Underwater Cave in China May Hold the Answer to the Mysteries of Evolution

A new species of pink, eyeless creature discovered swimming in underground rivers in China could solve how cave animals evolve. Learn more about it in this article.

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