May 03, 2024

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Reveals Hidden, Unexpected Structure of Southern Ring Nebula

SPACE May 02, 2024

Observations of the Southern Ring Nebula led scientists to realize that it is actually a double ring shaped by the interactions of three stars. Find out more about it in this article.

Climate Change Crisis: Power Outage Risk on the Rise Across New York State Amidst Severe Weather Threats, New Study Finds

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE May 01, 2024

Severe wether events are fueling power outage risk across New York state, sparking concerns for most vulnerable groups. Read to learn more.

Bird Flu Infects and Kills Cats That Drank Milk From H5N1-Stricken Cows, Raising Concerns That the Virus Might Be Evolving

Bird Flu Infects, Kills Cats That Drank Milk From H5N1-Stricken Cows, Raising Concerns as Virus Might Be Evolving

MEDICINE & HEALTH May 01, 2024

Taam Ja' Blue Hole: The Deepest Known Underwater With Hidden Caves and Tunnels

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE May 01, 2024

Rare Form of Dwarfism Could Protect One From Cancer and Diabetes [Study]

MEDICINE & HEALTH May 01, 2024

How to Identify a Potentially Violent Patient in Healthcare Settings

May 02, 2024

In healthcare settings, the safety of patients, staff, and visitors is of utmost priority. Recognizing the signs of a potentially violent patient becomes crucial to ensuring this safety. Early identification can aid in the prevention of escalation, safeguarding not only those in the immediate vicinity but also the individual exhibiting such behaviors. Various indicators can suggest a patient may be at risk of becoming violent, and these range from verbal cues and changes in behavior to specific risk factors and environmental triggers.

Eta Aquarids 2024: Halley's Comet Meteor Shower To Peak This Weekend; Here's How To Watch the Cosmic Light Show

May 02, 2024

The Eta Aquarids meteor shower 2024 will peak on May 5 to May 6. Read to learn more.

Nanoparticles in Consumer Cleaning Products Re-Suspend and Rise to Person’s Breathing Zone, May Contribute to Indoor Air Pollution [Study]

May 02, 2024

Nanoparticles present in cleaning products may contribute to indoor air pollution, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

Meet Goldene: The Free-Standing Sheet of Gold Only One Atom Thick

May 02, 2024

Material scientists from Sweden were able to create a one-atom-thick sheet of gold. Continue reading to learn more about goldene.

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The Science Behind Precision: Leveraging Nutrition Label Makers

May 02, 2024

How to Identify a Potentially Violent Patient in Healthcare Settings

May 02, 2024

Eta Aquarids 2024: Halley's Comet Meteor Shower To Peak This Weekend; Here's How To Watch the Cosmic Light Show

May 02, 2024

NASA’s TESS Mission Spots Its First Free-Floating Planet Using ‘Rogue-Hunting’ Concept From Einstein

NASA’s planet-hunting telescope has discovered its first rogue planet within the analysis of 1.3 million light curves gathered over its years in orbit. Learn more about it in this article.

SPACE

‘Morbid’ Alien Theory: Extraterrestrials Haven’t Contacted Humans As They’re Destroyed by Gamma-Ray Bursts

One astronomer shared his theory about why the extraterrestrials had not contacted humans and he supposed that the alien civilization was already destroyed. Continue reading to know the full story.

SPACE

Largest Space Molecules Found in Cat’s Paw Nebula Reveal How the Universe Grew So Complex

Astronomers have spotted molecule 2-methoxyethanol while exploring a nearby region of intense stellar birth. Check this article to learn more.

SPACE

Cosmic Monsters Create Intersections That Lead To Stellar-Mass Black Holes Collisions

SPACE

1,029-Foot Asteroid To Make Close Approach Toward Earth at Breakneck Speed This Week

Tech & Innovation

ALPACA Diagnostic Tool: New Plasma Measurement Instrument Helps Boost Heat of Fusion Reactions and Improve Power Output of Power Plants

Scientists have finished developing a new instrument, called ALPACA, which can tailor plasma to generate more fusion heat. Continue reading the article to learn more.

TECH & INNOVATION

4-Legged Robot Shows How Gait Transitions Occur in Animals

A four-legged EPFL robot trots, pronks and leaps like a springbok when navigating challenging terrains. Continue reading to understand how it shows gait transition in animals.

TECH & INNOVATION

Metafluid Created Using Highly Deformable Spherical Capsules Shows Potential in Developing Smart Robotic Systems

A team of experts has created tiny rubber spheres with programmable response to pressure, giving them very unusual properties. Learn more about them in this article.

TECH & INNOVATION

Ultralightweight Perovskite Solar Cells Enable Energy-Autonomous Flight in Commercial Quadcopter Drone

TECH & INNOVATION

QUIONE Quantum-Gas Microscope: World’s Only Analog Processor Capable of Imaging Strontium’s Individual Atoms

Nanotech

Protein Nanowires Made by Bacteria Show Potential in Developing Next Generation of Sustainable Electronics

Scientists modified engineered protein filaments originally produced by bacteria to conduct electricity, opening avenues for green electronics. Check this article to learn more.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Mystery of Gold’s Glow: Energy Scientists Unveil the Quantum-Mechanical Effects of Photoluminescence From Crystalline Metal Films

EPFL scientists have unraveled the mystery behind the nanoscale behavior of electrons as they absorb and re-emit light in gold. Continue reading the article to learn more.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Highly Entangled Polyradical Nanographene With Unique Butterfly Shape Shows Potential in Accelerating the Advancement of Quantum Materials

A team of researchers develops a design strategy for fabricating a large, fully fused butterfly-shaped tetraradical nanographene on gold. Check this article to learn more.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Nanopore System Allows Diagnostic Testing of Viral Diseases As Accurate as Conventional PCR Tests

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Micromaterials Made of Proteins Deliver Nanoparticles Which Attack and Destroy Specific Cancer Cells

Medicine & Health

Distributed X-Chromosome Inactivation May Protect Girls From Autism Inherited From Their Father, Study Reveals

A study in mice suggests that distributed inactivation may reduce risk of autism inherited from X chromosome. Continue reading the article to learn more.

SPACE

Wall Running Under Moon-Like Gravity Exerts Forces Similar to Those Experienced by Runners on Earth

Wall running under Moon-like gravity imposes forces on the body that are extremely comparable to those felt by Earth runners. Continue reading to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Nocebo Effect Explained: Here's How Placebo Effect's Negative Counterpart Works

The nocebo effect refers to when a person's negative expectations towards treatment could lead to negative side effects. Read to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Why Do People Sigh? Here's What These Deep Breaths Do to the Body and What They Could Mean

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Why Lace Underwear Are Not Recommended?

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

50-Year Mystery of Giant Hole in Antarctic Sea Ice Solved by Scientists; Salt Appeared To Play Crucial Role

The giant hole of sea ice was first discovered in 1974, when it was roughly the size of New Zealand. Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Animal Litter Size: Which Species Produces the Most Offspring at One Time?

Some animal species give birth to huge numbers of offspring at once. Read the article to find out more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

2-Year-Old Baby Orca Returns to Ocean a Month After Circling a Canadian Lagoon Where Its Mother Died

The orphaned baby orca who refused to leave the lagoon where its mother died had finally returned to the ocean. Continue reading to learn the full story.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Eutrophication Explained: Here's What Happens When Bodies of Water Get Overly Enriched With Nutrients

Eutrophication happens when bodies of water end up getting overly enriched with nutrients. Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Sunrise and Sunset: Here's Why the Sky Is Full of Colors During Dusk and Dawn

Though the sky is always blue during the day, different vibrant colors could flash during sunrise and sunset. Read to find out why.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Cockroaches Are Health Hazards: How Dangerous Can They Be?

How dangerous could cockroaches be for health? Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

3.7-Billion-Year-Old Rocks in Greenland Hold the Oldest Trace of Earth’s Magnetic Field

Geologists have found ancient rocks which bear the oldest remnant of Earth’s early magnetic field. Find out more about it in this article.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Humans Will Go Extinct on Earth in 250 Million Years; Mass Extinction Will Occur Sooner if Burning Fossil Fuels Continues [Study]

There will be a mass extinction on Earth in 250 million years, but humans could go extinct earlier due to human-caused activities like burning fossil fuels and more. Continue reading to learn more.

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