ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Why Zika Virus Causes Microcephaly In Pregnant Mother's Babies, Scientists Explain

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.04.2017 13:36 PM

Researchers discover why babies born from a mother infected with Zika virus has a rare case of microcephaly.

Amphioxus, A Brainless & Faceless Fish Is Not Brainless At All But A Clue To Brain Evolution

06.04.2017 10:09 AM

An amphious is not actually a fish, but it is thought as a brainless and fishless fish. Meanwhile, it gives an incredible clue to the brain evolution of vertebrates.

Snake Group Hunting Gang Up On Preys For Successful Catch

06.04.2017 09:57 AM

Snake Group Hunting is the first ever recorded scientific documentation that a psychologist from the University of Tennessee studied. It shows Cuban Boas closing in on Jamaican fruit bats in a well coordinated manner.

Two Factories Capture Carbon Dioxide From Air Then Convert It Into Pellets & Fertilizers

06.03.2017 08:55 AM

Two factories aims to save the environment through capturing carbon dioxide from the air. The carbon dioxides are converted into pellets and fertilizers for greehouses.

Two New Technologies Developed To Reduce Harmful Diesel Engine Emissions

06.03.2017 08:53 AM

For the purpose of reducing the harmful emissions of diesel engines, these two new technologies are created. The Ammonia Creation and Conversion Technology or ACCT and the SpeedStart 48-volt switched reluctance generator will help clean the air from Nitrogen Oxide.

Antarctic Ice Crack To Create Biggest Icebergs Ever Recorded

06.03.2017 08:19 AM

The ice crack of Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica is on the edge to create the biggest iceberg. It is very close to calve off and create one of the biggest ever recorded icebergs.

12,000 Year-Old Methane-Leaking Craters Discovered In The Arctic Sea Floor

06.03.2017 07:41 AM

Craters that were caused by methane blowout still leaking methane until now. Hundreds of 12,000-year-old craters were discovered in the Arctic sea floor by scientists.

Antarctica’s Larsen C Shelf Will Shed A Giant 5,000 Square Kilometer Iceberg In A Matter Of Months

06.02.2017 16:00 PM

Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf shedding a massive iceberg is imminent, scientists from the Project MIDAS reveal.

Smithsonian Scientists Release Limosa Frogs With Mini Radio Transmitter into Wilderness in Panama

06.02.2017 15:32 PM

The ninety frogs were bred in human care and released into the Panamanian wilderness, as part of the first trial to study the transition of frogs from human care into the wild.

Chimpanzees Pass On Knowledge To The Next Generation, Study Finds

06.02.2017 11:43 AM

Chimps are found to transfer the knowledge to their next generation according to a study of the chimps' behavioral experiment.

Sea Cucumber Popularity As Seafood Delicacy Threatens Coastal Community, UBC Study Reveals

06.02.2017 11:37 AM

The increasing demand for sea cucumber as a seafood delicacy all over the world has threatened the coastal communities and depleted the local resources rapidly.

US Coral Reefs At The Verge Of Disappearance In Decades Due To Constant Global & Ocean Warming

06.01.2017 19:33 PM

After the Great Barrier Reef bleaching events, the U.S. coral reefs were said to be in unprecedented danger.

Regional Vegetation Affects Climatic Conditions Up To 30%: Photosynthesis Plays Major Role In Weather & Climate Predictions

06.01.2017 13:46 PM

Scientists welcome the first look of the study undertaken by Gentine and Green from Columbia University saying the idea is exciting and intriguing. The research is based on land-atmospheric feedbacks involving photosynthesis.

President Trump's Action Gives Uncertainty in The Entire Global Climate Change Action

06.01.2017 12:42 PM

President Trump's action that threatens the withdrawal of the United States from COP21 has brought uncertainty in the global initiative against climate change.

Ocean Acidification Has Affected California, According to Oregon State University's Study

06.01.2017 12:09 PM

The acidified ocean water has been spreading to the west coast of the United States and will continue to worsen.

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