Could Scientists Have Finally Discovered What Happened to Amelia Earhart?

Medicine & Technology Feb 16, 2021

Scientists from Penn State University are using nuclear reactors to examine and possibly unearth the secrets left behind by debris that might have belonged to Amelia Earhart's plane.

Astronauts on the ISS are Testing Boeing's Antimicrobial Surface Coating

Feb 16, 2021

Astronauts on the ISS are testing an antimicrobial surface coating that can kill bacteria and coronavirus developed by researchers from Boeing and the University of Queensland.

Cave Discoveries Suggest Closer Link Between Neanderthals & Homo Sapiens Stone Technology

Feb 17, 2021

Newly analyzed fossils from the Shuqba (or Shukbah) Cave suggests a closer link between Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens. Tools thought to have been exclusive to modern humans may have also been used by the Neanderthals.

This Scientist Found a Way to "Re-Form" Old Cellphones and Other E-Waste

Feb 15, 2021

Veena Sahajwalla, a supplies scientist and engineer at the College of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, created waste microfactories to address humanity's large trash downside -- the growing number of e-wastes.

Researchers Created a Magic Carpet Through Light; Will This Hoverboard Make It To NASA?

Feb 15, 2021

Experts made a magic carpet based on light-induced flow technology. Such innovation could carry climate sensors high in the atmosphere soon.

NATO Multimedia's Science Series Looks at High-Altitude Balloons

Feb 13, 2021

NATO Multimedia continues its Science series by focusing on the use of high-altitude balloons equipped with the latest radar equipment that quickly assess large areas during disasters.

Denmark Artificial Island Project: World’s First-Ever Clean Energy Hub

Feb 12, 2021

Denmark is currently planning to build an artificial island to serve as a clean energy hub and, in the long run, produce zero-carbon fuel through wind power.

Researchers Developed Implant That Improves Balance Among People With Inner Ear Disorder

Feb 12, 2021

Researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine developed an implant that improves balance and quality of life for those with inner ear disorder.

10 Ways to Prevent Zoom Burnout

Feb 12, 2021

If you are experiencing some of the symptoms, there are ways to prevent Zoom burnout or Zoom fatigue, and here are 10 of them.

Terrains on Mars Might Be Far Older Than Previously Thought

Feb 11, 2021

A scientist from the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) proposes a new timeline for Mars terrains, suggesting that ancient water bodies' effect on the planet's surface is older than previously thought.

Scientists Reveal That Pigs Can Play Video Games Through Their Snouts

Feb 11, 2021

Scientists recently discovered that pigs could be trained to play video games. It demonstrated the potential of said animals' notable mental and behavioral flexibility levels.

Why Educators Are Using Leonid Radvinsky's Open-Source Project B4X in the Classroom

Feb 11, 2021

Leonid Radvinsky's open-source project B4X is becoming a popular way to teach programming in the classroom. As a strong proponent of B4X as an educational tool, Radvinsky has worked alongside B4X's founder, Erel Uziel, to shape the project's vision for classroom use.

Malware-Laden 'Barcode Scanner' Android Apps To Uninstall

Feb 11, 2021

Google kicked out the malware-laden app 'Barcode Scanner' from the Play Store, but users target the wrong barcode scanner app. Here's how to identify if the barcode scanner you installed is the Android malware.

Prefer To Buy Customized Mattress Rather Than Standard Mattress

Feb 11, 2021

If you want to buy a dress material of a particular size chances are that it may not be perfectly fitting as per your body size. There is no single size that fits all and therefore you need to get it tailor made according to your body size and measurement.

An Alternative To Road Salts Inspired by Nature Could Be Better Says Scientists

Feb 11, 2021

Scientists are developing natural alternatives to road salt that doesn't damage cars, roads, and the environment as much as the conventional de-icing salts used today.