ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

T-Rex Powerful Jaws Could Make Bones of Is Prey to Explode With 8,000 Pounds Crushing Power

TECH & INNOVATION 05.20.2017 09:17 AM

Recent findings show the jaw of Tyrannosaurus Rex is so powerful that it would be able to explode the bone of its prey.

Rising Sea Level Will Double The Frequency Of The Coastal Flooding By Mid-Century

05.20.2017 08:18 AM

A recent study unveils that the rising sea level will double the possibility of the frequent coastal flooding by 2050.

Lyme Disease Symptoms, Prevention: Tick Infection Risk Increases Across Ontario

05.20.2017 07:43 AM

Lyme Disease hike was reported to occur in Ontario aside from New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

Lost Underwater Lands Could Tell Us What To Do To Climate Change, Experts Said

05.20.2017 07:39 AM

Experts said that it is needed to have an access on lost underwater lands to get answers for climate change.

The "Viking: Rediscover the Legend" Exhibition Is Opened in Yorkshire Museum; Recreates The Largest Army Camp

05.19.2017 14:32 PM

The most comprehensive exhibition of the Vikings world is opened in Yorkshire, showing the Viking culture and how it transformed Ancient Britain. including the largest Viking army base camp before conquering the Britain.

US Swimming Pools Might Get Contaminated By Crypto Parasite That Causes Diarrhea Outbreak, CDC Warns

05.19.2017 12:33 PM

A diarrhea-causing parasite called crypto continues to contaminate swimming pools as CDC warns everybody.

The U.S. Is Going To Experience Another Warmer Than Normal Summer In 2017: Forecasters Have Predicted Hot weather

05.19.2017 06:03 AM

A recent prediction from the forecasters has revealed that the U.S. will experience another warmer summer in 2017 and the temperature will remain high above the normal level.

Fennel Is An Effective Herb For Menopause Treatments: No Serious Side Effects, Scientists Claim

05.19.2017 02:32 AM

Fennel could now be used as an effective way of treating menopause symptoms, according to the scientist.

Scientist Say That The Asteroid That Killed The Dinosaurs Would Have Less Impact If It Hits The Ocean

05.19.2017 02:30 AM

In the new BBC documentary "The Day The Dinosaurs Died," it showed another reason why the asteroid killed the dinosaurs.

Hydroponic Gardening Program: Love For Science Among Young Students

05.19.2017 02:28 AM

Practical lessons in a greenhouse can develop more than products of the soil. They additionally support affection for science among young people in understudy populaces since quite a while ago underrepresented in the sciences.

Intact Forest Of Myanmar Slowly Vanishing Away: Scientists Blame It On Political, Economic Change

05.19.2017 02:19 AM

Scientists have pointed the economic and political changes of Myanmar in failing to preserve intact forests.

Humans & Puffer fish Have The Same Teeth Genes

05.19.2017 02:16 AM

In a recent paper, it was discovered that humans and pufferfish actually share the same genes on teeth.

New Study of Caldera In Toba Finds Its Magma System Expanded After Supereruption

05.19.2017 02:05 AM

Scientists have found that after the eruption of Toba supervolcano thousands of years ago, its magma system has expanded to establish its equilibrium.

Colony of A Very Rare T-Rex Ants Is Discovered In Singarore

05.19.2017 02:00 AM

The entomologist has found a live colony of the cannibalistic T-Rex ants in northern Singapore for the very first time.

NASA Expands The Range Of Its Annual Arctic Ice Survey This Year

05.18.2017 14:13 PM

In the series of flight for Arctic survey that ended last week, NASA has expanded the range of the area covered.