Conelisa N. Hubilla

Ants Can Have Wide Range of Flavor Profiles, Making Them Ideal Seasoning for Delicacies

03.20.2024 06:30 AM

Scientists suggest that ants can have a wide range of sweet flavors, but can also have a urine-like aftertaste which could trigger allergies. Find out more about it in this article.

Emergent ‘Unparticles’ Dark Energy Could Be Driving Force Behind Expansion of the Universe, Study Suggests

03.20.2024 06:10 AM

New theoretical study proposes the idea that a mysterious form of matter may be pushing the universe apart. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Anti-counterfeiting Security Labels Use Dot-Matrix Hologram and Electron Beam Lithography to Reduce Risk of Forgery

03.20.2024 01:58 AM

A team of researchers came up with the idea of combining two methods to enhance the level of holographic protection against counterfeiting. Check this article to learn more.

Loma Linda Blue Zone: Why Do Its People Live Longer Than the Rest of the World?

03.19.2024 06:30 AM

Loma Linda in California boasts some of the longest-lived people and one of the highest life expectancies in the US. Read the article to learn more about the secret of blue zones.

GALILEO Survey: New Method Using Laser Interferometry Proposed for Probing Light Dark Matter Candidates

03.19.2024 06:00 AM

Scientists proposed a novel experimental method for measuring the oscillatory electric fields generated by light dark matter candidates. Learn more about it in this article.

Sugar-Coated Gold Nanoparticles Rapidly Destroys Biofilms; Can They Replace Antibiotics in Eliminating Bacterial Infections?

03.19.2024 05:30 AM

A new therapy involving laser light and gold nanoparticles can destroy bacterial accumulations without using antibiotics. Check this article to learn more.

World’s Earliest Earthquakes: 3.3 Billion-Year-Old Pacific Ocean Rocks From Africa Reveal Earliest Evidence of Plate Tectonics

03.19.2024 04:20 AM

Signs of the earliest known earthquakes were found in 3.3 billion-year-old rocks from a complex geological formation in southern Africa. Continue reading the article to learn more.

OLED Offers Brighter and Cheaper Blue Light for TV and Smartphone Screens, Revolutionizes Display Technology in Electronic Devices

03.19.2024 03:09 AM

Experts have created the highly efficient blue light using OLEDs for more efficient and longer-lasting TV and smartphone screens. Find out more about it in this article.

What Are Lava Tubes? How Did Ancient Volcanoes Form These Natural Conduits?

03.18.2024 06:00 AM

Eruption of ancient volcanoes could produce lava flow which, after cooling and hardening, produces underground caves known as lava tubes. Read the article to learn more about these formations.

Supercluster Catalog Identified in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey; Einasto Recorded as the Most Massive Galaxy Group

03.18.2024 05:40 AM

An international team of astronomers has discovered numerous superclusters in the universe, with the most prominent among them identified as ‘Einasto Supercluster’. Learn more about it in this article.

China’s Unitree H1 Sets World Record as the Fastest Bipedal Humanoid Robot With Human-Like Pace

03.18.2024 04:40 AM

Latest enhancements to H1 V3.0 Evolution allowed the bipedal humanoid robot to sprint at 7.38 miles per hour on level ground. Find out more about it in this article.

World’s Oldest Tattoos: Ötzi the Iceman Could Have Applied His Own Ink Using Hand-Poking Technique 5,300 Years Ago

03.18.2024 04:00 AM

A team of researchers has claimed to have solved the numerous tattoos that covered the body of Europe's oldest mummy known as Ötzi the iceman. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Blood Test Shows Potential in Detecting Colorectal Cancer, Offers Screening Option With 83% Accuracy

03.18.2024 03:20 AM

The first blood test proven to accurately detect colorectal cancer could be approved this year. Check this article to learn more.

Megaconstellations From Dead Satellites Could Weaken Earth’s Magnetic Field, Cause Atmospheric Stripping

03.16.2024 00:39 AM

A theoretical paper suggests that space debris from satellites could create an invisible shield around the Earth which could weaken its magnetic field. Read the article to learn more.

City Dwellers Possess Less Gut Bacteria That Break Down Cellulose, Affecting Their Ability To Digest Plants

03.15.2024 22:56 PM

The guts of urbanized people are found to contain less microbial diversity than those of humans who live in rural areas. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Dog-Killing Flatworm Parasite Spreads to Western US; Experts Warn Pet Owners of the Dangers of Liver Fluke

03.15.2024 22:01 PM

For the first time, a waterborne parasite that was believed to only exist in Gulf Coast states has been discovered as far west as California. Find out more about it in this article.

Unihemispheric Sleep: How Do Marine Animals Doze Off Underwater?

03.15.2024 09:31 AM

Mammals breathing underwater manage to sleep by shutting down only half of their brain at a time. Read the article to learn more about unihemispheric sleep.

Space One’s Kairos Explodes Seconds After Liftoff; What Happened to Japan’s First Solid-Fuel Commercial Rocket?

03.15.2024 04:27 AM

Japan’s first privately-built space rocket exploded shortly after launch on its inaugural trip. Learn more about the disaster in this article.

Blood Test Predicts a Person’s Biological Age and Risk of Developing Diseases, Reveals Potential Targets for Health Treatments

03.15.2024 04:15 AM

Scientists from the University of Pittsburgh have discovered blood-based markers which can predict a person’s biological age and their risk of developing diseases. Find out more about it in this article.

World’s First Unconventional Superconductor Revealed; Miassite Found to Possess Chemical Composition Present in Nature

03.15.2024 03:51 AM

A recent study unveils the status of miassite as an unconventional superconductor which exhibit properties similar to those found in high-temperature superconductors. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Urban Moths Develop Smaller Wings in Response to Light Pollution; Interrupted Flight Speed Makes Them Vulnerable to Predators

03.15.2024 02:00 AM

A group of environmental scientists has found evidence that urban-dwelling moths may have evolved to have smaller wings, likely due to light pollution. Check this article to learn more.

What Is Sleep Hygiene? How Can You Keep a Good Bedtime Routine?

03.14.2024 10:00 AM

Getting a good night’s sleep can be affected by healthy habits, behaviors and environmental factors. Read this article to find out how bedtime routine can be improved with sleep hygiene.