High School Students Launch Experiment Into Space

Medicine & Technology Feb 20, 2017

Two high school students are having a literal out of this world experience. Both Will Casto and Danielle Gibson of Craft Academy for Excellence in Science and Mathematics just launched their biology experiment into space which can help future studies.

Food Additive Found In Candies, Chocolates, And Doughnuts Can Alter Digestive Structure

Feb 20, 2017

A human's small intestine has its natural way of combating pathogens. However, with the presence of a food additive found in usual junk foods, the titanium dioxide, it decreases this natural ability of the small intestine.

New Study Shows Moths Can Produce Their Own Antioxidants

Feb 20, 2017

Move over butterflies, here are the moths to save the day! A new study showed that a species of moth can actually produce antioxidants which help them remain muscular damage-free.

Harvard And MIT Wins Battle Over CRISPR Patent

Feb 17, 2017

The court ruling on the case of the CRISPR patent has been out and is in favor of Harvard and MIT. Read to know more about the side of the University of California in this battle.

Bill Gates Just Opened His WeChat Account

Feb 16, 2017

Bill Gates has always been on the techy side. Aside from being the co-founder of technology giant Microsoft, Bill Gates is also into using other services and he just ventured on using the popular Chinese messaging and chatting app, the WeChat.

Night Shifts And Heavy Lifting Could Affect A Woman’s Fertility

Feb 16, 2017

Could women working in night shifts and in heavy lifting jobs have some troubles with their fertility? Here's the results of one study that can answer that curiosity.

Hubble Telescope Captured The Shining Stars Of Sagittarius

Feb 16, 2017

The Hubble Telescope has been providing space enthusiasts glimpses of the beauty from the outside for years. And guess what? It was able to capture a very rare photo of the constellation Sagittarius which featured the beauty of its glittering stars.

Sea-Level Change in Southeast Asia 6,000 Years Ago Has Implications Among Coastal Areas Today

Feb 15, 2017

Climate change is the one to blame for most detrimental shifts happening these days in the environment. However, there were also changes brought alone by time which included the sea-level change in the coasts in Southeast Asia which dates back to almost 6,000 years ago.

Prebiotics Might Be The New Stress Buster For You

Feb 15, 2017

Feeling stressed? Well, fret no more as a new study just showed that prebiotics might be the tool to cope with the daily stress most people are going through.

Oncologists Will Start Using Virtual Reality For DetectingTumors

Feb 15, 2017

Virtual reality is on the buzz these days and it seems that the medical world is putting their attention on it as well.

'Snow Moon' Eclipse And Green Comet In A One Night Show

Feb 13, 2017

How often do two wonders of the space team up for sky watchers to see? Here's the entire story about the 'snow moon' eclipse and the green comet one-night show last February 10.

Salt Marshes Are Threatened To Disappear As Sea Level Rises

Feb 13, 2017

Climate change has detrimental impacts to the environment and salt marshes are its new target. Know more about how increasing sea levels affect the world's vital salt marshes.

New Research Uncovers Alternative Lupus Treatment

Feb 13, 2017

University of Vermont's researchers just uncovered a new alternative treatment for lupus. Check this article.

How Cholesterol Gets Produced In The Human Body

Feb 10, 2017

Cholesterol is often seen with a bad image. Well, it's not the entire story. Check this article to know more.

Tomahawk: New Electric Sports Car Which Can Go Up To 160 MPH

Feb 10, 2017

Faster than usual electric cars in the market, Dubuc Motors is set to present its very own Tomahawk. Guess what? It can speed up to 160 mph in just a span of seconds!