Joshua Stan

Fagradalsfjall Volcano on Iceland Unfolds New Revelation Following 2021 Volcanic Eruption [Study]

09.20.2022 03:26 AM

Iceland's Mount Fagradalsfjall eruption in March 2021 serves as a blessing for the geologist to further study the land formation. Continue reading to know the full story.

Tianwen-1 Mission: China's Exploration of Mars Gathered Rich Data Through Zhurong Rover

09.19.2022 22:15 PM

China has gathered a lot of data with its exploration of March through its Zhurong orbiter and rover. Continue reading to know more about Tianwen-1's mission.

New Treatment Marks Cancer Cells As Target For Immunotherapy [Study]

09.19.2022 08:30 AM

Scientists formulate a new treatment in turning cancer cells into a target for the human immune system. How promising is this new treatment, read here to know more!

Double Rainbow Appears Across London on Eve of Late Queen Elizabeth II's Burial; How Rare Does This Sky Event Occur?

09.19.2022 03:36 AM

A rare double rainbow graced London's sunset skies a day before Queen Elizabeth II's funeral. Continue reading to know more about double rainbows.

University of Bristol Researchers Develop 'Living' Artificial Cells by Collecting Bacterial Parts [Study]

09.19.2022 03:15 AM

The University of Bristol developed a living synthetic cell from bacteria parts. Read on to know more about the newly crafted artificial cells.

Researchers From the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Discovers More Women Are Excluded in Autistic Spectrum Disorders Studies

09.18.2022 22:57 PM

Researchers from MIT said that the earlier studies on autism only included a large percentage of male subjects in their studies. Continue reading to know the full details.

NASA Requests Proposal for Second Lunar Lander For Artemis Program to Join SpaceX for Its Moon Landing Mission

09.18.2022 22:17 PM

NASA requests space companies in crafting ideas for a space lander that will support the Artemis program. The competing companies and proposals are yet to be determined. Find out more in this article.

Paleontologists Claims 'Perfectly Preserved' Hadrosaurs Fossilized Skin Is One of Rarest Dinosaur Discovery

09.17.2022 12:19 PM

Paleontologists claim they discover the most unique fossilized skin of a hadrosaurs in Alberta. How does the fossil differ from earlier discoveries? Read here to know more!

Brazilian Beach Coast 'Invaded' By Thousands of Crocodiles Left Locals Panicking in Fear, But Is This True? [WATCH]

09.17.2022 02:10 AM

Thousands of crocodiles, gathered into a Brazilian coast allegedly leaves locals panicking. Read this article to know more about the crocodiles behavior and the beach coast they 'invaded.'

First Imported Monkeypox Case in China Recorded from Chongqing Municipality: Report

09.16.2022 23:06 PM

Mainland China reported its first case of the monkeypox virus from a patient overseas residing in the municipality of Chongqing. Read on the know the full story.

Paleontologists Discovered the World's Oldest Heart in a Prehistoric 380 Million Years Old Gogo Fish

09.16.2022 19:44 PM

The oldest heart in the world was found in a 380-million-years-old Gogo fish in Australia. Read on to know what the paleontologist said about the "jaw-dropping discovery."

Woman's Breast Implants Formed Molds That Cause Inflammation and Devitalizing Illness

09.16.2022 10:00 AM

A woman shared her experience of how she got an inflamed body and rashes because of her implants. Later she found out that her implants contain molds.

Artificial Sweetener Users May Have 9% Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease, Research Suggests

09.16.2022 06:24 AM

The recent study says that consumers of artificial sweeteners can have a higher risk of developing heart problems. To know more about the study, read here now!

Fast Paced Walking Offers More Health Benefits Than Just Making 10,000 Steps [Study]

09.16.2022 04:06 AM

A recent study from the University of Sydney says that walking in fact can maximize the benefits of daily walking. Continue reading to learn more.

New Phase of Water Discovered by Scientists at the University of Cambridge

09.15.2022 11:50 AM

Scientists from the University of Cambridge recently discovered a new phase of water. Further studies aim to understand the behavior of so-called bulk water. Read more to know about the latest discovery.

Royal Beekeeper Announced to Queen's Bees The Death of The Monarch and Change of Ownership: Century-old Tradition 'Affects' Honey Production

09.15.2022 10:25 AM

The royal beekeeper has announced to the queen’s bee her death and the change of ownership. A century old custom announcing to the hive the owner’s event can affect the bees behavior.

Queen Nefertiti's Mummy To Be Revealed In Upcoming Month or Two, Egyptologist Says

09.15.2022 09:40 AM

Egyptologist claim that in upcoming months they will reveal the mummy of Nefertiti of Ancient Egypt.

Queen Elizabeth II Rides Off The Sunset: Cloud Formation Resembles Young Queen Riding a Horse

09.15.2022 05:31 AM

A unique cloud "looked over" London, resembles the late Queen Elizabeth II riding a horse in her younger years.

Woman From Queensland Was in Coma for Days After Doctors Mistook On-Off Rash as Common Cold Symptom; What Is Sepsis?

09.15.2022 03:59 AM

A woman who was in a coma for days got doctors scratching their heads over her mysterious illness. Read on to know more about sepsis and what caused her infection.

Mako Shark Sighted Near Brazilian Coast Leaves Beach Goers In Shock

09.14.2022 11:00 AM

A recent sighting of mako shark in Brazil, beachgoers were shook to see the marine giant within the coast.

Sydney's Trash Wars: Cockatoos Opening Bins and Human Counter-Bin Measures Locked In 'Arms Race' Over Rubbish

09.14.2022 10:00 AM

Sulphur-crested cockatoos in Sydney learned to open bin wheelies, and humans developed new methods to keep the dumpster closed.

Pet Kangaroo 'Violently' Mauled Pensioner Owner to Death Which Then Attacked Paramedics

09.14.2022 08:00 AM

A 77-year-old pensioner man was savaged by his pet kangaroo in Albany, West Australia. The police have to deadshot the marsupial for the paramedics to enter the house.

Cats Defy The Law of Physics With Great Stretch

09.14.2022 04:05 AM

How does a cat always land into its feet? That's the physics problem that was tried to be resolved by a French Scientist, wanna know what happened? Read here to know more.

Reducing Salt Intake by 1-Gram Daily Can Scale Down Heart Attacks and Strokes, Study Suggests

09.14.2022 03:33 AM

A new study supports that reducing salt content in everyday life can reduce the potential risk of cardiovascular conditions. Continue reading to know the details.

Singapore's Majestic Orchid Named After The Late Queen Elizabeth II

09.13.2022 11:50 AM

As a form of respect to the late monarch, an orchid hybrid was named after Queen Elizabeth II of UK in a national park in Singapore.

Python Bite 'Beyond Imagined Capabilities' Tores Man's Artery

09.13.2022 11:20 AM

Pythons are non-venomous kinds of snakes but how can a carpet python's bite can lead such damage to a man? Read here to know!

Does The Moon's Light Emit For Earth? Study Explains The Reflection of Light From Sun and Moon

09.13.2022 09:00 AM

As viewed by the world, the moon produces light to earth during the night, but it is actually a reflection. Know the science about the celestial mirror ball.

Megalodon Broke Cetaceans' Back in a Fatal Attack 15 Million Years Ago

09.13.2022 08:00 AM

Considered extinct, the megalodon shark broke a cetaceans’ back that caused physical trauma to the mammal 15 million years ago, according to the recent study.

13-Foot Giant Squid Washes Ashore on the Coast of New Zealand, 'Once-In-A-Lifetime' Opportunity Leaves Tourists in Awe

09.13.2022 00:54 AM

Known to be the second biggest mollusc, a rare giant squid was found in the coast of Golden bay, New Zealand and became an instant tourist attraction.

Arctic's Ghost Town Island Turned Out to Be A Filthy Iceberg

09.12.2022 12:20 PM

Once called the northernmost piece of land in the Arctic region, and perceived as a piece of island, turned to be a dirty iceberg. Study explains this phenomenon.