Early Money: Archaeological Discovery Shows Ancient European "Standardized Bronze Objects"

POLICY 01.21.2021 03:55 AM

Money has served as a standard of exchange, even being manufactured to contain specific details and features - and similar bronze items of standardized weight and appearance were found, dating back to the Early Bronze Age.

What Are The Main Differences Between An RN And A BSN?

01.06.2021 16:15 PM

Pursuing a career in the medical field is a lifelong commitment. It can take years of education and training before anyone can work as a health professional. Yet, many choose to pursue a career as a health worker despite hardships because of the amount of fulfillment.

8 Things That Predict Divorce, According to Science

01.02.2021 10:03 AM

As a rule, when we get into a serious relationship, we hope that it will last a long, long time. But is it possible to predict how long it will actually exist? Researchers have been trying to answer this question for years.

Meet the Ten People Who Played Important Roles In Science In 2020

12.17.2020 10:00 AM

Here are the top ten people who helped shape science this 2020. From the Arctic voyager to an outstanding politician, and to a vaccine developer.

Japan’s Kanji of the Year for 2020 a Nod to the Coronavirus Pandemic

12.14.2020 22:00 PM

Japan has chosen the word "mitsu" for its 2020 "Kanji of the Year," which appeared in its government campaigns to enforce social distancing in response to the global coronavirus pandemic that has largely shaped this challenging year.

Useful Methods to Pay Off Your Debts Faster

12.02.2020 16:09 PM

When your debt becomes a thorn in your side, then it's time to come up with methods that'll help clear your debt to zero.

Importance of Rights-Based Conservation in Attaining Global Biodiversity

12.02.2020 12:00 PM

As the world's governments advocate and work toward protecting at least 30 percent of the Earth's lands by 2030, a new study warns against exclusionary conservation strategies and its costs, as well as outlining an inclusive alternative.

New Study Evaluates Preparedness Against Future Disease Outbreaks

11.24.2020 11:00 AM

A new study examines the capacity of health care systems to accommodate patients - among the factors that determine public health in the face of infectious disease outbreaks like COVID-19.

5 Easy Steps To Conducting Budget Reviews

11.21.2020 18:18 PM

Reviewing your budget every now and then is essential because it helps you assess where you stand at the moment and make decisions to perform better financially. A personal budget review tells you how well you're doing. Are you meeting your goals, have you lost direction, are there any unforeseen events that ate into your expenditure, are there future expenditures you need to take note of?

Elderly Colorado Couple Slapped $400 for Luring and Feeding Bears

11.06.2020 04:00 AM

An elderly couple in Colorado received a citation and a total of $400 fine after reportedly luring and feeding bears.

Petronas Unveils Target for Net Zero Carbon Emissions by 2050

11.05.2020 10:00 AM

Petronas is the latest in the global oil market to adopt a more environmentally-friendly goal. Petronas, the Malaysian state-run oil and gas company, has declared its target to achieve net zero carbon emissions by the year 2050 - the latest in the global oil market to adopt a more environmentally-friendly goal.

Eight Things You Should Know When Getting Your First Car

11.04.2020 12:17 PM

You never forget your first car. Whether it's a beat-up hand-me-down or a brand-new sedan, first cars hold a lot of memory.

MIT Sloan Professor Analyzes How Markets Can Be Structured

11.02.2020 19:00 PM

Financial markets are complex structures, even after attempts to rationalize them. An MIT Sloan professor offers an insight into how its quirks and behaviors work.

South Korea to Work Towards Carbon Neutrality by 2050

10.29.2020 19:00 PM

South Korea is the latest country to declare its carbon neutrality target by the year 2050, according to President Moon Jae In.

Physicists Who Worked on Space-Time Distortions Wins PM Prize for Science

10.29.2020 11:00 AM

The Prime Minister's Prize for Science goes to a physicist team that worked in the first direct observation of gravitational waves in 2015.