Recently the unmanned aircraft, ArcticShark, took part in a test flight and get prepared to play a significant role to collect important data of the Arctic atmosphere.
Wampanoag Chief, Massasoit’s first meeting with Mayfair pilgrims at Plymouth Colony. The chief took an unprecedented step in signing a treaty with the pilgrims in 1621 that he supported until his death.
KAUST scientists made a new plant sensor to analyze plant growth and hygiene. As Strigolactones have an important role in plant biology, so newly invented strigolactone sensor that will help to understand growths and other activities.
Find out about Zika's second possible carrier, Asian tiger mosquitoes here. As Zika Virus infested Brazil a year ago through the yellow fever mosquito (Aedes aegypti), a new possible carrier of the virus was found.
It's a boy! Zoo confirms April the giraffe's calf is a male. Animal Adventure Park proprietor Jordan Patch live-streamed April the giraffe's birthing procedure on YouTube.
Eroding shell mounds at the Edisto Beach of South Carolina has unveiled new artifacts that show the life of nomadic tribes that thrived in the are thousands of years ago.
An interaction between aerosols and sunlight has pushed for the mysterious formation of carbon-containing particles in the atmosphere. Can this be the primary source of energy to sustain life on Earth millions of years ago?
After years of suffering the Great Barrier Reef has begun to die at an advanced rate and scientists fear that the damage is now irreversible and that this wonder of the world may be a thing of the past.
NASA Captured a huge crack in Petermann Glacier, Greenland during the airborne mission named, Operation IceBridge. The gigantic crack was first captured by Delft University of Technology scientist Stef Lhermitte while examining the photographs with satellite images.
A total of 47 humpback whales have been tagged by scientists to track their movements in breeding areas. This initiative will help in understanding their movement pattern and protecting them.
Find out all about the edible water bottle product here. Ooho is a drinking water product created by a startup known as Skipping Rocks Lab. The product is reported to hype up the internet due to making “eating water” possible and getting rid of plastic bottles at the same time.