Farmer Unearths an Ornate Byzantine Floor Mosaic in Gaza While Planting an Olive Tree

DESIGN 10.11.2022 02:24 AM

The Palestinian farmer was surprised after finding a large mosaic floor from the Byzantine era that may just be the first in a whole series of discoveries at the site. Read the article to learn more.

Scientists Created Colorful Solar Panels to Make Them More Captivating to Onlookers

08.16.2022 07:50 AM

Solar panels are not only placed on rooftops anymore as some buildings are generating solar energy from all over their facades. Check out how scientists created colorful solar panels to make buildings more attractive.

Is AI Art Really Art? Technical Progress in Computer Vision Led to More Self-Described AI Artists in the Past Few Years

07.19.2022 04:37 AM

The artificial intelligence (AI) movement is a subclass of computer vision algorithms and has dramatically increased over the years. Check out how AI has helped many artists today in creating a new form of artwork.

First Perovskite Solar Cell That Could Last 30 Years Marks Major Milestone for Emerging Class of Renewable Energy Technology

06.17.2022 09:42 AM

Researchers created the first perovskite solar cell that could compete with silicon-based cell performance and potentially redefine solar power technology. Read the article to learn more.

Prehistoric Stone Tablet Art From 15,000 Years Ago Likely Made Using Firelight, Study Claims

04.21.2022 10:00 AM

A new study reveals that early human ancestors likely engraved stone tablet art near the flickering light of a fire. Read on to learn the full details.

4 Science Hacks That Will Make Your Life Easier

04.15.2022 08:12 AM

Can science really make our life easier? Sure, it is! Read more to know how to make things simple! Life can be challenging at times. Everyday tasks can become problematic, such as removing wrinkles from clothes or cleaning your favorite shoes without causing damage.

Egyptians' Secret to Building Pyramids With Perfect Alignment Without Advanced Tools Could Be This, Archaeologist Suggests

04.08.2022 05:36 AM

The secret behind the perfect alignment of the Great Pyramids could be the equinox. Read more about why one archaeologist thinks so.

Red Tail Boa Shows Artistic Side In Original Painting, Snake And Other Animals' Artwork Will Be Put on Auction at Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo

03.06.2022 22:04 PM

A snake in Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo along with other animals has created their own artwork that will be featured in an auction later this month. But do animals perceive art? Read the article to know more.

4 Reasons Why Electric Cars are Safer Than Gasoline- and Diesel-Powered Vehicles

02.25.2022 10:50 AM

More evidence shows that electric cars can lead to fewer accidents and make the roads safer. This article explores four reasons why electric cars are safer than traditional vehicles.

Largest Roman Mosaic Floor With Flowers, Geometric Patterns Existing for More Than 50 Years, Unearthed Near The Shard

02.24.2022 08:30 AM

Archaeologists unearthed a colorful Roman mosaic that has been the floor of a Roman dining room in a Roman mansio or an upmarket motel. See the photos here.

Flapping Insect-Sized Robots Operate Without Motors, Gears But Still Work in Hazardous Environment

02.03.2022 05:55 AM

Scientists created a driving system for autonomous insect-sized robots with flapping wings that do not use conventional motors and gears for better environmental monitoring, and in search and rescue missions.

Cholera Bacteria Injected in a Soft Gel Shed Light on the Mechanics of How Growing Bodies Respond to Confinement

01.06.2022 00:51 AM

Researchers from MIT and Yale University have developed a theoretical framework with the help of bacteria to show how growing bodies respond to confined spaces.

Christmas Science Experiments: 5 Fun and Easy Holiday STEM Activities for Kids

12.24.2021 23:43 PM

What better way to train the critical thinkers, innovators, and problem solvers of the future than engaging them in some STEM activities. Here is a list of Christmas science experiments that parents can enjoy with their kids.

Hoard of 5,500 Roman-era Silver Found Buried By The River in Augsburg City in Germany; Who Owned It?

11.18.2021 00:13 AM

A massive hoard of Roman-era silver coins was found buried by a river in Augsburg, Germany. Archaeologists said that the youngest coin in the bunch was likely from the 3rd century.

Colorado School of Mines, Lockheed Martin Tasks Students with 'Over the Dusty Moon Challenge'

09.09.2021 21:14 PM

Colorado School of Mines has teamed up with aerospace and defense leader Lockheed Martin to announce a global student design challenge open to all student teams coming from any accredited university worldwide.