Erika P.

Frozen Eggs Should Be Stored for More Than 10 Years, Ethics Group

09.30.2020 08:30 AM

Experts say that there is no scientific reason behind the 10-year limit of frozen eggs in the UK, that's why an ethics group urges the government to extend this limit.

Cluster Anemones in Mediterranean Sea May Belong to Two Species

09.30.2020 08:10 AM

Cluster anemones are one of the first species visible when diving into the Mediterranean Sea. A recent study found that they could belong to two different species.

Real Life Iron Man: Air Ambulance Uses Jet Suits For Emergency Services

Real Life Iron Man: Air Ambulance Uses Jet Packs for Emergency Services

09.30.2020 07:40 AM

The real-life ironman will wear jet suits to act as an air ambulance that will respond to emergencies in Lake District starting next summer after a successful test flight.

YouTube Deactivates Community Contributions Feature A Day After International Week of the Deaf

YouTube Deactivates Community Contributions Feature Day After International Week of the Deaf

09.29.2020 21:59 PM

The deaf community criticizes YouTube for removing the community contributions feature that allowed channels to crowdsource captions and subtitles.

5 Ways You Might Be Ruining Your Vision

09.29.2020 21:12 PM

Here are five ways that you could be unknowingly destroying your vision and how it could change your lifestyle.

Tattooed Skin Impairs Sweating and Negatively Impacts Sweat Gland Function

Tattooed Skin Negatively Impacts Sweat Gland Function

09.29.2020 08:50 AM

A new study found that tattooed skin does not sweat as much as non-tattooed skin, which may have implications for heat-related injury.

UV Pigment on Flowers Changed Over Time Due to Climate Change

Flowers Adapt to Climate Change by Changing in Color

09.29.2020 08:20 AM

Flowers have UV pigment that is not visible to the human eye but attracts pollinators and serves as their natural sunscreen.

MIT Developed Sleep-Tracking Device That Alters Dreams to Boost Creativity

MIT Develops Sleep-Tracking Device That Alters Dreams to Boost Creativity

09.29.2020 07:40 AM

New technology from MIT can alter people's dreams towards particular themes by repeating information during the earliest stage of sleep.

Rotating Workouts Is Necessary in Maintaining a Healthy Body

09.28.2020 23:36 PM

Physical activity changes the body, and it would be better if workouts do not remain stagnant at one routine to make it easier to achieve a healthy body.

ESA’s Φ-Week 2020 Highlights Digital Twin Earth, AI, and Quantum Computing

09.28.2020 23:29 PM

ESA’s Φ-Week kicked off on September 28 and will last until October 2 highlighting Digital Twin Earth, ɸ-sat-1, and quantum computing.

Imaginary Earth: What Might Earth Be Like Crowned With Rings?

09.28.2020 09:30 AM

Space and science fiction illustrator Ron Miller created extraordinary images if the Earth has rings just like Saturn.

China: 16 Dead From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in Coal Mine Accident

09.28.2020 08:50 AM

Carbon monoxide used in mining can be extremely hazardous to all personnel, and that is exactly what happened to 16 Chinese coal miners who died after being exposed to unsafe levels of carbon monoxide.

Woman Horrified To Find 20 Venomous Mouse Spiders on Her Pool

09.28.2020 08:10 AM

Mouse spiders can be found across Australia and often falls into the swimming pool. But experts warn people that these venomous spiders can usually survive underwater and their bite can cause severe pain and illness.

New Mathematical Model Proves Time Travel Could Happen Without Paradox

09.28.2020 08:00 AM

Many said that if time travel is possible, there would be many paradoxes to deal with, but a physics student has proven that it may be possible minus the paradoxes.

Scientists Sequence the Genome of Original Penicillin Strain

09.27.2020 22:36 PM

New research on penicillin would hopefully inspire novel solutions in addressing the problem of antibiotic resistance.

Brave Rat Magawa Awarded Gold Medal For Detecting 39 Landmines

HeroRat Magawa Awarded Gold Medal for Detecting 39 Landmines

09.26.2020 08:00 AM

Magawa has received international recognition for his bravery and dedicated service in detecting 39 dangerous landmines in Cambodia.

Heart Attack Grill Displays Cremains of Past Customers As New Marketing Tool

Heart Attack Grill Displays Cremated Remains of Past Customer as New Marketing Tool

09.26.2020 07:50 AM

Heart Attack Grill is proving its name by displaying cremains of a past customer that has died eating at the restaurant.

Lunar Surface Radiation Measurements Show Moon Is Safe for Long-Term Human Exploration

09.25.2020 23:54 PM

The first surface radiation measurements by China’s Chang’e 4 lander found that the moon is safe for human exploration. What could this possibly imply?

9 Ways to Prevent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

09.25.2020 23:44 PM

Carpal tunnel syndrome can be prevented by following these 9 simple things to reduce stress and strain on your hands and wrists.

Y Chromosomes Shed Light Why Men Function Differently Than Women

09.25.2020 09:30 AM

Chromosomes contain the DNA which holds the genetic material. A new study on Y chromosomes sheds light on why men suffer differently than women from diseases like COVID-19.

New System Teaches Offshore Robots to Answer Questions

09.25.2020 09:00 AM

Edinburgh researchers unveiled MIRIAM, which uses a technology that allows users to ask robots questions and understand their behavior in real-time.

Researchers Claim Higher Levels of Air Pollution Increases Electricity Consumption

09.25.2020 08:30 AM

Air pollution forces people to increase their electricity usage, which then leads to greater damage to the environment, according to a study.

Beer Belly vs. Chunky Thighs and Big Hips: Who Lives Longer?

09.25.2020 07:50 AM

Having chunky thighs and big hips may not be bad at all compared to having a beer belly which increases the risk of early death for every four inches of belly fat, study says.

Here's What You Need to Know About Apple's Face Mask

09.24.2020 22:38 PM

Although Apple is known for its computers and phones, they too like other tech companies have ventured into making their own face mask for their employees.

Can A Rat Tell When A Movie Features Rats?

09.24.2020 21:29 PM

Rats and mice have a reputation for being unsanitary, but their intelligence is a surprise to many. Just how smart are they, and why does that matter?

Why are Australian Rescuers Forced to Euthanize the Trapped Whales in Tasmania

09.24.2020 09:11 AM

At least 380 trapped pilot whales in Australia are already dead and Australian rescuers are now forced to euthanize some surviving whales, but why?

Meet the Rubber Octopus and Other Non-Lethal Vessel Stoppers the US Navy Is Working On

09.24.2020 08:10 AM

Naval forces of different countries have been using vessel-stopping devices to protect their territories as heightened tension occurs in their borders.