April 19, 2024

China Could Beat NASA in Moon Race but US Agency Warns Some of Its Civilian Space Missions Could Be Military Programs

SPACE Apr 19, 2024

NASA administrator Bill Nelson spoke about their space race against China. Continue reading to learn more.

Rare Sleeper Shark: One of Longest Living Animals at Risk Due to Overfishing [Study]

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE Apr 19, 2024

The rare and elusive sleeper sharks are heavily threatened due to overfishing, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

Dave Pascoe Beats Bryan Johnson in Longevity and Biohacking After Only Spending $30K a Year to Have the Built of a 38-Year-Old at 61

MEDICINE & HEALTH Apr 18, 2024

Snake Fossils of Previously Unknown Ancient Species Show That It Could Have Been One of the Largest Snakes Ever

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE Apr 18, 2024

World’s First ‘Conversation’ Between Humans and Humpback Whales Could Help Us Talk to Aliens in the Future

SPACE Apr 18, 2024

Human Evolution Is Not Only Driven by Climate Change, Competition Plays a Part Too [Study]

Apr 18, 2024

Competition affects human evolution, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

A Beginner's Guide to Playing Counter-Strike 2

Apr 18, 2024

After 11 years of being the premier first-person shooter multiplayer game on Steam, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) was replaced by Counter-Strike 2 (CS 2) in 2023. Following years of rumors and hype, Valve launched the upgrade, using the long-awaited Source 2 engine for hugely improved complex rendering.

Roman Lead Coffin Found To Hold Previously Unknown Human Child Remains in Fascinating Discovery

Apr 17, 2024

A Roman lead coffin thought to contain the sole remains of the woman was found to hold the remains of another person: a child. Read to learn more.

Future of EVs Around the World

Apr 17, 2024

Many pundits are saying that the EV revolution is on hold—but what does the future actually hold for EVs? What are sales looking like at the moment, and what does that look like going forward?

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H5N1 Bird Flu Has Spread to Humans With 'Extraordinarily High' Mortality Rate, WHO Warns

Apr 19, 2024

Acute In Vivo Study With Marine Mussels Reveals Environmental Safety of Cellulose Nanofiber

Apr 18, 2024

Human Evolution Is Not Only Driven by Climate Change, Competition Plays a Part Too [Study]

Apr 18, 2024

Cheap Satellites Like SpaceX’s Starlink Could Disrupt Earth’s Magnetosphere and Expose Us to Deadly Cosmic Rays, Ex-NASA Physicist Warns

A layer of charged metal dust from satellites could cause atmospheric stripping or distort the Earth's magnetic field. Continue reading to learn more.

SPACE

Tachyon Domination: Researchers Suggest the Universe May Be Full of Invisible Particles That Break Causality and Travel Faster Than Light

Astronomers have proposed a radical idea that the cosmos may be dominated by invisible particles called tachyons. Continue reading the article to learn more.

SPACE

Sat-Nav in Space: Best Route Between Two Worlds Calculated Using 'Knot Theory' [Study]

Researchers use the knot theory to calculate the best route between two worlds in space. Continue reading to learn more.

SPACE

When's the Best Time to Watch the Lyrids Meteor Shower That Will Peak This Weekend?

SPACE

Purple Photosynthesis: Experts Suggest Aliens May Not Be Found on Green Earth-Like Planets

Tech & Innovation

Tesla’s Cybertruck Problems Could Be Linked to Gas and Brake Pedal Issues From Model S, Former Employee Claims

An engineer who previously worked at Tesla believed that the gas and brake pedal issues from Model S have carried on in its new Cybertruck model. Continue reading to learn the full story.

Elon Musk's Tesla Halts Cybertruck Deliveries Due to Design Flaw Causing EV to Accelerate to Top Speeds

TECH & INNOVATION

Elon Musk’s Tesla Halts Cybertruck Deliveries Due to Design Flaw Causing EVs Accelerate to Top Speeds

Several customers received notifications from Tesla that the pick-up or delivery of their Cybertruck was pushed back. Continue reading to learn more.

TECH & INNOVATION

Digital Clones With Artificial Consciousness Work for Some People in Real World While the Latter Enjoy Life

The demands for digital clones are reportedly on the rise. Continue reading to learn more.

TECH & INNOVATION

First Hybrid Matter-Photon Implementation Promises ‘Entirely Secure’ Quantum Computing at Home

TECH & INNOVATION

US, China, Other Countries Identified as 'Hotspots for Cybercrime'; How Do These Threats Affect the Mental Health of Victims?

Nanotech

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

A group of researchers has developed a new diagnostic tool which can test for SARS-CoV-2 and Zika virus in just a matter of hours. Learn more about it in this article.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Neutrons Can Bind to Nanoscale Atomic Clusters, Give Rise to New Types of Quantum Information Processing Devices

MIT researchers discovered “neutronic” molecules, where neutrons can be made to cling to quantum dots using strong force. Continue reading the article to learn more.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

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

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Quantum Dots Grown in Cell Nucleus Using Glutathione Treatment Confirm Synthesis of Inorganic Functional Nanomaterials

Medicine & Health

600-Year-Old Voynich Manuscript Cracked; Encrypted Text Includes Censored Information on Sex, Contraception, Gynecology

One expert explained the encrypted text on the 600-year-old Voynich manuscript. Continue reading to learn the full story.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Can Animals Count? Scientists Unveil the Neural Basis of Number Sense in Rats

Scientists discovered number sense in animals by confirming the existence of discrete number sense in rats. Continue reading the article to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Should You Use Whole-Body Deodorants? Here's What Dermatologists Say

Is using whole-body deodorants really necessary? Read to find out.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Modern Lifestyle and Kids' Health: Screen Time Before Bedtime, Going to Bed Late Linked to Higher Risk of Childhood Obesity, Study Finds

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Blinking Is a Signal for the Brain When Processing Visual Information

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season Expected To Be an Active One; Number of Named Storms Could Be Higher Than the Long-Term Average

Researchers from North Carolina State University have forecast a notable increase in the number of hurricanes to visit the Atlantic region this year. Check this article to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Fast Fashion's Environmental Toll: Here's How the Clothing Industry Contributes to Global Carbon Emissions, Climate Change

The clothing industry actually accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions. Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Global GDP May Shrink by Roughly One-Fifth in 2050 Due to Climate Change Regardless of Aggressive Efforts To Cut Carbon Pollution, Study Finds

Global GDP could end up shrinking by around US$38 trillion in 2050 due to the costs and impacts of climate change. Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Sinking Towns: Several Major Cities in China Are Subsiding Due to Increasing Weight, Water Extraction

Alarming subsidence has been observed in several major cities in China, with water extraction being huge contributors to it. Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Weather Wars? Meteorologist Issues Warning as Cloud Seeding Could Get Out of Hand

The meteorologist warns that diplomatic consequences and other unintended effects could result if cloud seeding gets out of hand. Read to learn more.

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

The Year Without a Summer: How Did a Volcanic Eruption Cause a Major Weather Disaster in 1816?

The Year Without Summer: How Did a Volcanic Eruption Cause Major Weather Disaster in 1816?

The eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia in 1815 triggered a change in the global climate which caused weather across the globe to be unseasonably cold the following year. Read the article to learn more.

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