Conelisa N. Hubilla

Light-Powered Hydrogen Production: Nanocatalyst Converts Sunlight Into Clean-Burning Fuel

01.12.2024 02:33 AM

Experts developed light-powered nanocatalyst which can produce hydrogen directly from sunlight. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Watermelon Snow Spreads Across North America, Threatens Future of Frozen Glaciers

01.12.2024 02:05 AM

Snow is turning red across Alaska and much of Canada’s Rocky Mountains, posing threats to North American glaciers. Check this article to find out more.

JWST Reveals Presence of Debris Disk in Beta Pictoris System; Dusty ‘Cat’s Tail’ Suggests Recent Massive Collision

01.12.2024 01:00 AM

NASA’s Webb infrared telescope caught a bizarre dust structure in a young planetary system. Learn more about it in this article.

Paradoxical Frog: How Does a Giant Tadpole Turn Into a Little Frog?

01.11.2024 08:15 AM

Paradoxical frogs, also called shrinking frogs, are three times bigger as tadpoles as they are when adults. Read the article to find out more.

Light-Magnet Interaction Paves Way for High-Speed Memory Technology and Better Sensor Design

01.11.2024 03:00 AM

A previously unknown connection between light and magnetism promises tangible applications in various industries. Check this article to find out more.

World’s First Multiscope Allows Health Scan at Home; BeamO Measures Core Vitals Obtained During Medical Visits

01.11.2024 02:20 AM

Multiscope named BeamO gives detailed readings of heart and lung health at home in less than a minute. Learn more about this device in this article.

Storegga Disaster: Massive Tsunami May Have Devastated Stone Age Community in Northwest Europe 8,000 Years Ago

01.11.2024 01:31 AM

A new study suggests that a colossal tsunami may have swept through northern Europe more than 8,000 years ago and annihilated the Stone Age inhabitants of northern Britain. Find out more about it in this article.

China Launches Research Satellite Modeled After Lobster Eyes; Einstein Probe Sets Out to Hunt for X-ray Bursts in the Cosmos

01.11.2024 01:05 AM

Einstein Probe embarks on a space voyage to survey the sky and hunt for X-ray bursts from neutron stars and black holes. Learn more about it in this article.

Headless Chicken Mike: How Did a Rooster Survive 18 Months After Getting Beheaded?

01.10.2024 09:00 AM

In 1945, a Wyandotte chicken got beheaded but went on to survive for 18 months. Find out how it was possible in this article.

AI-Aided Catheter: New Design Reduces Infection by Preventing Upstream Movement of Bacteria

01.10.2024 03:40 AM

Researchers developed an innovative catheter tube enhanced with AI technology, which hinders the movement of bacteria. Find out more about it in this article.

Climate Change Results to Microbial Awakening in Arctic Ecosystems; Food Webs Get Restructured as Fungi Becomes Primary Energy Source

Climate Change Results to Microbial Awakening in Arctic Ecosystems; Food Webs Get Restructured As Fungi Become Primary Energy Source

01.10.2024 03:00 AM

New study reveals that fungi replace plants as primary energy source for high-latitude species. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Synthetic Plagues: Genetically Engineered Pathogens Could Be the Future of Warfare

01.10.2024 01:46 AM

Experts explored the potential for engineered pathogens to become the instruments of warfare in the future. Check this article to find out more.

XRISM Mission Reveals First Images of the Cosmos Using X-ray Space Telescope

01.10.2024 01:00 AM

Japan’s XRISM observatory, in collaboration with NASA, has provided a first sneak peek into the hidden X-ray cosmos. Learn more about it in this article.

Monogamy in the Animal Kingdom: Top 5 Species That Mate for Life

01.09.2024 10:00 AM

Monogamous relationships are rare in the animal kingdom, but some species are known for staying with a single partner for the rest of their lives. Learn more about them in this article.

Acne Vaccine Neutralizes Bacterial Enzyme Hyaluronidase to Reduce Skin Inflammation

01.09.2024 06:43 AM

A team of scientists has identified a promising new target for potential acne vaccine and inhibitors. Find out more about it in this article.

Dark Matter Could Help Discover the Origin of Primordial Magnetic Fields in the Cosmos, Study Reveals

01.09.2024 03:23 AM

A new theoretical research reveals the role of dark matter in tracing primordial magnetic fields. Learn more about it in this article.

Prehistoric Primates Likely Lived in Pairs; How Did It Affect the Evolution of Social Organizations in Humans?

01.09.2024 02:21 AM

Early primates probably lived in pairs, an indication that their social organization could be more flexible than previously assumed. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Coal Could Play Vital Role in Next-Generation Electronic Devices, Study Suggests

01.09.2024 01:23 AM

A recent study has opened up new possibilities for utilizing coal in the field of microelectronics. Check this article to find out more.

Singing Sand Dunes: What Are They and How Do They Produce Desert Music?

01.08.2024 10:00 AM

Many desert sand dunes are known to emit persistent, low-frequency harmonious sound in a phenomenon called ‘singing sand’. Read the article to find out more.

Synthetic Antibiotic Teixobactin Shown to Be More Effective Than Established Drugs in Fighting Against Superbugs

01.08.2024 03:20 AM

A new study has demonstrated the potential of teixobactin against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, especially MRSA. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Mammalian Brain Cells Found to Contain High Mercury Levels; How Do Wild Terrestrial Species Adapt From Neurotoxins?

01.08.2024 02:41 AM

A new study reveals that high levels of mercury can be traced back to specific types of brain cells of mammals. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Globular Cluster VVV CL002 Falls Down to the Center of the Milky Way; Provides Insights About Dynamics of Galactic Structures

01.08.2024 01:40 AM

Astronomers have revealed an intriguing discovery about the globular cluster VVV CL002 which is on a trajectory towards the center of the Milky Way galaxy. Find out more about it in this article.

Cannibal Tree Frogs Spotted in Georgia and Threaten to Invade US; Wildlife Officials Urge Residents to Kill Intrusive Species

01.08.2024 01:20 AM

Wildlife officials in Georgia are concerned with the invasion of a huge frog from Cuba that can grow as big as a human hand. Check this article to find out more.