ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Air Pollution Might Cause Sleep Deprivation

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 05.24.2017 01:55 AM

According to the new research presented at the ATS 2017 International Conference, exposure to high levels of air pollution over a period of time can reduce the likelihood of sound sleep.

Life In Precambrian: Much Livelier Organisms Than Thought

05.24.2017 01:52 AM

The organisms in the Precambrian time of life were much more dynamic and livelier than it was expected by the scientists. A new research from the Vanderbilt University reveals the information.

Bacteria Can Help Create Organic Fuel Cell: Generating Cleaner Methane Power

05.23.2017 19:16 PM

Scientists have discovered that microbe can help to convert methane directly into electric power, reducing the leak of methane into the atmosphere

Human Limb Regeneration Might Be Possible Through Immortal Acorn Worms’ DNA Study, Scientists Say

05.23.2017 15:58 PM

Human limb regeneration might be unlocked through the immortal acorn worm. Salamanders, lizards, and worms were long studied by scientists all over the world in order to unlock the capability of the human body to regenerate limbs.

Fossils Found May Change The History Of Human Lineage, Leaves Doubt That Humans Originated In Africa

05.23.2017 13:28 PM

New found fossil reveals that the human lineage does not really originate in Africa. The fossils also share similar characteristics with humans.

Geologists Find The Hottest Lavas Erupted For The Past 2.5 Billion Years

05.23.2017 13:22 PM

A team of geologists has found the hottest lava from the core of Earth's mantle that has been erupted for more than 2 billion years.

The Possible Origin Of The Human Spine Reveal Through A 3.3 Million-Year-Old Fossil Named "Selam"

05.23.2017 12:56 PM

A 3.3 million-year-old fossil named "Selam" explains the origin of a complete human spinal column

Three Whales Found Dead In UK Shores: Believes To Die Due To Poor Transmission Brought By Wind Turbines

05.23.2017 06:41 AM

Three minke whales were found dead on the shores of Felixstowe, United Kingdom. It is believed that they died due to poor transmissions brought by wind turbines,

The Arctic Doomsday Vault Preserving Humanity's Food Sources Flooded By Permafrost Melting

05.23.2017 06:24 AM

Facility Managers of the Arctic Doomsday Vault did not expect the permafrost meltwater to enter the chambers in Svaalbard, Norway. Building contractors are now improving the vault's waterproofing capability to ensure the deeds' safety and accessibility.

Air Pollution Caused By Traffic Damages Kids' DNA, Impose Danger To Kids With Asthma, Study Shows

05.23.2017 06:20 AM

A new study links the damage of kids' DNA with the harsh air pollution. A new study shows that children and teens who are exposed to high levels of air pollution caused by traffic may have evidence of a specific type of DNA damage.

Mouse Sperm Miraculously Produce Healthy Mice After Surviving Nine Months In Space

05.23.2017 05:47 AM

Mouse sperm miraculously produced healthy mice after its nine months in space. The sperm was sent last 2013 to the International Space Station, and through Vitro fertization it produced healthy mice.

Planting Trees Can't Cure Earth, Needs Human Technology Intervention To Eliminate CO2 In The Atmosphere & Ease Climate Change

05.23.2017 01:33 AM

Trees and planting more of it won't reverse the condition of the CO2 content in the planet's atmosphere. Humans must intervene through developed technology that can convert the harmful CO2 into the clean air and turn into renewable energy.

Bringing Back Extinct Animals To Life Will Lead To The Extinction Of Endangered Species

05.23.2017 01:21 AM

The question of de-extinction of the extinct animals have been a controversial subject between the scientists for years, and the recent report shows that the de-extinction will lead to more losses than gain.

Climate Change Will Bring Extreme Heat, High Ozone-Pollution to the Southeastern Part of the U.S.

05.22.2017 17:38 PM

Researchers predicted that global climate change will bring the more extreme temperature in the southeast of the United States.

Scientists Use Hydrogels To Control Invasive Argentine Ants

05.22.2017 10:02 AM

A new study shows that seaweed-based hydrogels could control the invasive Argentine ants in homes and farms.

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