Spacepower is a New Military Might, According to the US Space Force Doctrine

POLICY 08.11.2020 11:45 AM

The United States Space Force (USSF) has officially rolled out its capstone doctrine, titled "Spacepower," on Monday, August 10.

NASA to Remove “Insensitive” and “Harmful” Names

08.08.2020 22:53 PM

NASA has announced that it will drop nicknames that are "insensitive" and "harmful" for space objects in a move to address systemic discrimination and inequality.

Worst Climate Scenario RCP 8.5 Appears to be the Most Realistic

08.07.2020 11:00 AM

A team of climate scientists has reported that mankind is headed down the worst-case scenario, despite the progress made against our emissions curve.

Treating Fish as a Public Health Asset, Not a Commodity, Is Key to Food Security

08.05.2020 10:10 AM

One of the answers for food security depends on the attitude towards fish--treating them as a domestic public health asset instead of a commodity--according to a new study.

Study Evaluates Coca-Cola's Attempts to Influence Public Opinion on Sugary Beverages and Obesity

08.04.2020 08:00 AM

A new study reports that Coca-Cola has exerted efforts to influence scientists to downplay the role of sugar and sugary beverages in obesity.

Benefits Of ITIL Certification

08.03.2020 09:23 AM

As more companies keep on realizing the value and effectiveness of ITIL management, the need for ITIL professionals is growing in several industries including healthcare and higher educations. ITIL best practices are very useful to manage the business effectively.

US Senate Passes Sustainable Chemistry Legislation

08.03.2020 08:30 AM

The United States Senate has passed a new bill that will promote and support sustainable chemistry technology for the benefit of the economy, the environment, and human health.

Could Online Payday Loans For Bad Credit Help Me Get a Car?

07.28.2020 12:39 PM

People dealing with credit issues are all too familiar with some of the problems they can face. They may have a hard time finding access to local lenders who will work with them when they are in need of funds, they might not be able to get approved for credit cards or establish other lines of credit, and more.

Pentagon's U.F.O. Unit to Disclose Some of Its Findings to the Public

07.24.2020 09:50 AM

Although the Pentagon has previously announced that they disbanded programs concerning unidentified flying objects (U.F.O.), reports show that it is not the case. UFO programs apparently reside within the Office of Naval Intelligence.

Communal Safety: 3 Tips To Improve The Safety Of Your Neighbourhood

07.20.2020 16:18 PM

There is a reason why safety is a prerequisite of living a productive and happy life: human beings can only function well when they feel safe. Personal safety can never be analyzed in isolation. There are myriad factors that improve or debilitate the sense of security of a person, and neighborhood security is one of them.

Back to School Soon? Points to Consider Before Sending Your Kids Back to Classrooms Amid COVID-19

07.20.2020 08:55 AM

The next school year is fast approaching and parents and educators are worried about their kids entering classrooms and blending with kids coming from different homes. Here are some points to keep in mind about the probable new look of schooling amid the coronavirus pandemic.

7 Crucial Personality Traits that Lead to Divorce

07.16.2020 10:11 AM

When a couple makes the life-changing decision to get married, they are usually thinking about a glorious future together. So if those thoughts change to divorce a few years later, it can understandably lead to anxiety.

Australia's New Food Ranking System Gives Cheese a Bad Reputation

07.15.2020 03:30 AM

Australia has updated its Health Star Rating System. The guide is supposed to guide consumers in making healthier food choices. However, cheesemakers are concerned with their one-star rating.

It Is Better for Children to Open Schools Than to Keep Them Closed Amid Coronavirus: CDC Director

07.10.2020 00:05 AM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claim that the health risks of keeping children away from school are far greater than having them in classrooms during the coronavirus pandemic. This follows the initiative of President Trump in pushing schools to reopen by the fall.

Japanese Theme Parks: Screaming Spreads Coronavirus So Screech in Your Hearts Instead

07.08.2020 21:58 PM

How fun can theme park rides be when riders are forbidden to scream their hearts out? Japanese theme parks like Tokyo Disneyland and Fuji-Q Highland have imposed the 'No Screaming' rule on their thrill-seeking rides to prevent the coronavirus spread.