April 14, 2021

Atom Interferometry's New Quantum Tricks

First-ever Ultracold Atom Interferometry in Space Opens Up Possible Breakthroughs in Physics

SPACE Apr 14, 2021

Scientists successfully performed the first-ever atom interferometry in space, which would lead to potential breakthrough discoveries in physics.

Rare Blood Clotting Pushes Health Officials to Call for a Pause to Johnson & Johnson Vaccinations

MEDICINE & HEALTH Apr 13, 2021

The FDA and CDC recently called for a pause in the use of the Jonson & Johnson COVID19 vaccine after receiving reports of 6 cases of a rare and severe type of blood clotting.

Are school air filtration systems COVID-proof?

TECH & INNOVATION Apr 13, 2021

Coronavirus Effects to Mental Health: Experts Link 6 Eating Disorders to Pandemic

Apr 14, 2021

Experts say one of the fallouts of the COVID-19 pandemic is the increased incidences of eating disorders among the general population.

Deep Sea Bacteria Releases Excess Carbon to the Oceans, Atmosphere

Apr 14, 2021

New research finds deep-sea bacteria corroding carbon-containing rocks releasing excess carbon to the oceans and atmosphere.

Best Diet for Astronauts: Here's How Scientists Build Menu for Space Travelers

Apr 14, 2021

A scientist said, food affects every aspect of physiology, and food can either make one very healthy, or it can even make an individual very ill.

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4,300 Years of Bat Poop Uncover Shifting Climate Conditions Over the Years [Study]

Apr 14, 2021

Indian Jumping Ants Shrink, Regrow Their Brains to Become Queen of the Colony

Apr 14, 2021

Oxygen False Positives: Study Shows Ways to Get Oxygen in Lifeless Atmosphere

A new study shows a number of scenarios in which a rocky planet surrounding a sun-like star could evolve to have oxygen within its atmosphere.

Newton’s three-body problem explained - Fabio Pacucci

PHYSICS & MATH

Researchers Tackle Centuries-Old Physics Problem With New Theory

A new theory addresses the "three-body problem," a centuries-old problem in physics and classical mechanics that predicts the motion of three gravitating bodies in space consistent with Newton's laws of motion and universal gravitation.

Blue Origin Founder Jeff Bezos Makes Announcement At Satellite 2019 Conference In DC

SPACE

Will Blue Origin's 15th New Shepard Test Flight Serve as an Astronaut Rehearsal?

Blue Origin plans to launch an uncrewed test flight of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle on Apr. 14. You can watch it live online!

SPACE

New Insight on Molecules May Prove Life on Venus, Other Planets

SPACE

Meteor Lights up Florida Skies at 19,000 Mph!

Tech & Innovation

Robotic Dragon Given to Teenage Cancer Survivor To Grant Her Extraordinary Wish

Teenage Cancer Survivor Receives Robotic Dragon Pet to Grant Her Extraordinary Wish

Teenage cancer survivor receives a robotic dragon from Make-a-Wish Foundation who collaborated with Arrow Electronics to grant her wish.

Eyecam: The Creepy Webcam That Looks and Moves Like A Real Eye

TECH & INNOVATION

Creepy Eyecam Webcam Looks, Moves Like A Real Eye

Scientists from Germany created Eyecam, a creepy webcam that looks and moves like a real eye to show that people are surrounded by webcams that they are not even aware of, which sparks discussion on privacy issues on sensing devices.

TECH & INNOVATION

Vibrations From Spiderwebs Turned Into Music: Listen to Its Beautiful Sound

MIT scientists created music from the vibrations of spiderwebs using the sonification process that turns data into identifiable sound.

TECH & INNOVATION

COVID-19 Monitoring Device Can Tell If You’re Going to Have Symptoms Tomorrow

TECH & INNOVATION

Facial Recognition Technology Will Soon Be Required to Authorize Payments via Smartphones

Nanotech

Can Light Waves Penetrate Opacity? Here's How Scientists Did It!

Researchers from University of Utrecht and the Technical University of Vienna created special light waves that penetrate opaque materials.

Crystals of Black Phosphorus in sealed ampoule

NANOTECHNOLOGY

New Nanothin Coating Kills Superbugs, Fungi, Bacteria: Here's How It Works

A new nanothin coating material could be added to wound dressings and biomedical implants to prevent and even treat dangerous bacteria and fungi infections - even from the notoriously resistant superbugs.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Better Material Design Now Possible as Scientists Capture Atom Movements in Real Time

Researchers used MRI-like technique to follow individual atom movement for better material design.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Graphene System Freezes Electrons With Rising Temperature

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Researchers Track, Visualize Vortices in Quantum Fluid Turbulence

Medicine & Health

Chronic Blocked Nose Linked to the Condition and Changes in Brain Activity

Chronic Blocked Nose? Changes in Brain Activity May Be the Culprit

Research from UW Medicine found a link between chronic blocked nose or sinusitis to the condition and alterations with functional brain activity.

Science Times - 100,000-Year-Old Fossilized Footprints Reveal Similarity Between Neanderthal Children and Today’s Humans

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Similarity Between Neanderthal and Modern Children Revealed By 100,000-Year-Old Fossil

Researchers revealed their study finding and study of fossilized footprints discovered in southern Spain that are thought to have come from Neanderthal children.

Science Times - COVID-19 Cure: How Effective is Yogurt in Treating the Virus?

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Can Yogurt Treat COVID-19? Study Reveals How

Kefir, which is similar to yogurt although thinner inconsistency, is a fermented drink made by inoculating milk of goat or cow with microorganism mixtures including bacteria and yeast.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Contrary to Popular Belief, Mindfulness Can Make Some People Selfish

MEDICINE & HEALTH