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NASA Sends Mice on a Mission in Space

Female mice were sent to a rodent habitat in the ISS for 37 days. As part of an experiment, NASA sent 20 female mice to the International Space Station with the goal of observing their reaction to microgravity-both short and long term-and then further learning about how both humans and animals will possibly adapt to a different environment in space.

New Species of Humans Discovered in the Philippines

Recent discovery suggests that a new species of human has been found. International researchers uncovered the ancient remains of two adults and a child on Luzon Island in the Philippines.

Electrical Pulses Found to Temporarily Reverse Memory Decline

Memory of older group temporarily improves to match younger group in study. It is well known that memory "gaps" occurs in the older generation, but just recently, scientists say that electrical pulses directed to the brain can temporarily reverse the weakening of memory.

The Sugar Rush: Fact or Fiction?

Is sugar directly related to energy bursts in people? It is common knowledge that consuming a large quantity of sugar can give you a physical and psychological high.

JAXA Wants to Build a Lunar Base Using Robots

Japan's space agency wants to build a moon base with the help of robots. Japan has announced high aspirations in the form of an unmanned construction site on the Moon.

Dangerous Bacteria Found Aboard the International Space Station

Disease and corrosion inducing bacteria is found on the ISS. The International Space Station is filled with bacteria and fungi that can cause diseases and form biofilms that promote antibiotic resistance, and can even corrode the spacecraft, a new study has found.

More Diverse Studies Are Needed in Human Genetic Research

The latest study shows that biomedical research is mostly conducted on people of European descent. A new analysis finds that 78 percent of people represented in human genetic research are of European descent.

The Star that Astronomers Say “Should Not Exist”

A very old star is found, and its contents are a bit weird. In the halo of the Milky Way, a tiny, ancient star called J0023+0307 drifts about. It's very old indeed, which isn't uncommon for stars in the halo-but it contains no detectable carbon, which is rather unusual.

6 Korean Beauty Products That Are Eco-Friendly

Some K-beauty products are not only great, but environmentally conscious as well. Have you ever considered opting for skincare that won't harm the environment? Not many of us stop to think whether the brands we support and use are ethical and environmentally friendly.

Green Icebergs Are More than Just an Exotic Anomaly

Green colored icebergs may be more vital than originally expected. Green icebergs have always been a sort of myth. Explorers since the 18th century have been perplexed by the oddly colored ice formations, but now a team from the University of Washington believes they have the answer.

The Sun’s Rain is Shining Light on Solar Mysteries

Scientists examine the Sun’s rain and its changing scientific theory. On Earth, rain is just one part of the larger water cycle; it begins when water collected on the planet's surface is heated by the Sun.

Discovery Suggests Ancient Whales Had Legs

The fossil of a whale with four legs has been discovered in Peru. A 43-million-year-old fossil has been discovered in Peru and its believed to be that of an ancient whale.

How to Minimize the Misery of Allergy Season

Tips on making allergy season a little more bearable If you suffer from allergies, springtime, for you, may not be the most glorious and amazing time that others tend to experience.
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