Joshua Stan

Underwater 'Marimo' Algae Balls' Overexposure to Sunlight Poses Possible Decline of Endangered Species, Study Reveals

12.28.2022 05:03 AM

Japanese scientists studied the underlying relation of climate to the underwater 'marimo' algae balls that may impact decline in endangered species. Read on to know more!

Witness the launching of SpaceX first next-gen satellite in space this Wednesday!

SpaceX Set to Launch Their First Next-Gen Tranche Satellites on Dec. 28

12.28.2022 04:18 AM

Witness the launching of SpaceX first next-gen satellite in space this Wednesday! SpaceX is launching the first group of its new Starlink generation, and the event can be viewed for free.

woman having a panic attack using paper bag to calm herself

Neurology Explains What Happens to the Brain Whenever We Throw Up

12.28.2022 02:49 AM

Read on to know what happens to the brain whenever we throw up! Vomiting is a bodily process that involves the forceful removal of the contents of the stomach and sometimes the intestines.

Diplodocus Dinosaurs' Tail Believed To Generate Sonic Boom in Single Whip Protecting Them From Predators

12.28.2022 00:33 AM

A new study created a model tail of Diplodocus Dinosaur to investigate the capabilities of its tail in launching a sonic boom in a single whip. Read on to know more!

Hallucinogen and Medicine: Meet Mad Honey Cultivated From World’s Largest Honeybee, and Its Psychedelic, Treating Properties

12.27.2022 03:30 AM

Meet the 'mad honey' and its psychedelic and healing properties. Read on to know more about this substance!

An illustration of Microraptor chowing down on a mammal foot.

Preserved Last Meal: Mammal's Foot Found Inside Winged Microraptor Dinosaur Stomach, Preserved for 100 Million Years

12.27.2022 01:35 AM

A rodent foot found inside the stomach of a winged dinosaur was preserved for 100 million years. Read on to know more.

The Grand Panneau of the Salle du Fond at Chauvet Cave, with repeated sequences shown in boxes.

Animation in Palaeolithic: Oldest Animations Present Diverse Artworks Resembling Modern Cinemas

12.27.2022 00:56 AM

Paleolithic artworks resemble present day cinemas, showing diverse kinds of art forms. Read on to know more about this news!

Ecological changes following intense volcanic activity during the Carnian Pluvial Episode 230 million years ago paved the way for dinosaurs to become the dominant terrestrial fauna.

Dinosaur Dominance Drive by Climate Change: Shifts in Global Climate Profited Earliest Giant Reptiles

12.26.2022 22:24 PM

Climate change served as a fuel to raise dinosaur dominance during early eras. Read on to know more about this news!

Grey wolves in Yellowstone National Park take in the snowy scenery.

Toxoplasmosis Brain Parasite Swarms Grey Wolves' Mind, Manipulating Leadership With Risk-Taking Behaviors

12.26.2022 21:45 PM

A parasitic infection swarms wolves' brains and manipulates leadership with risk behavior. Read on to know more about this news!

Strange "fried egg features" on Mars stand out as stunning winter features on the Red Planet.

Winter Wonderland in Mars: NASA Footage Geysers, Spots, and Bizarre Objects Seen on Martian Surface [Look]

12.26.2022 09:40 AM

Witness the winter wonderland on Mars in the recent NASA JPL video. Read on to know more about these wonders!

American flamingos (Phoenicopterus rubber) in sleeping position

Flightless or Not: With Flying, Pink Colors Do Flamingos Fly? Here's What Science Says

12.26.2022 08:20 AM

Are flamingos flightless? Know more about these birds here, read on now! Flamingos in zoos often have their wings clipped so they cannot fly away, leading some people to believe that they are flightless birds like penguins.

Wind Turbines on Red Planet: Astronomers' Analysis of Wind Energy Source Might Work on Mars

12.26.2022 03:54 AM

New paper suggests the use of wind turbines on Mars to support Martian expeditions! Read on to learn more about this study!

The government in Queensland, Australia, is testing whether drones can be used to detect sharks near beaches.

Spy Drone in Australia Watches Shore-Bound Sharks, Monitoring Beach-Goers and Swimming Species

12.26.2022 03:50 AM

Spy drones in Australia are used to monitor shore-bound sharks and monitor coasts! Read on to know more about this news here!

Inhabitants of the “Island of the Dwarf Dinosaurs” in present-day Transylvania in the Cretaceous: Transylvanosaurus (front right), as well as turtles, crocodiles, giant pterosaurs, and other dwarf dinosaurs.

'Wide and Flat-Headed' Transylvanosaurus, New Species of Herbivore Dinosaur, Lived in Transylvania 70 Million Years Ago

12.26.2022 03:40 AM

Read on to know more about the new discovered species of dinosaurs in Transylvania! Scientists from around the world have identified a new type of dinosaur in Romania, which they named Transylvanosaurus platycephalus after the region where it was found and due to its flat head.

T. rex's tiny arms may have been used for lifting itself off the ground

T-Rex Arms Controversy: What Are Their Small Arms For?

12.24.2022 11:30 AM

Know the mystery behind T-Rex's small arms and more here, read on to learn! In 1902, a team of paleontologists led by Barnum Brown searched for fossils in the Badlands of Montana.

A row of hard boiled eggs showing the order of hard boiling an egg, peeling, and cutting.

10 Reasons Boiled Egg is a 'Holy Grail' in Your Meal

12.24.2022 10:00 AM

Eggs are a daily part of everyone, learn more about the nutrition of boiled eggs in every take. Read on to know!

A zebra, elephant, giraffe, dog and horse in a grassy field

IUCN Red List 'Data Deficient' Species Have 50% Higher Risk Prone to Extinction

12.24.2022 09:00 AM

Data deficient species possess a higher risk of extinction according to the IUCN Red List. Read on to learn more about this article.

Unexpected Function of Spinal Cord and Brainstem in Processing Touch Signals to Brain Discovered by Harvard Scientists

12.23.2022 11:27 AM

Harvard researchers found an unexpected function of the brainstem and spinal cord in a new study. Read on to know more!

Once the Vera C. Rubin Observatory begins operations it will revolutionize the field of astronomy and what we know about the Universe.

Vera C. Rubin Observatory May Hold Promising Space Image Interference Yet Sacrificing 10% Time Spent Eyeing Night Sky

12.23.2022 10:52 AM

Vera C. Rubin's Telescope may possess promising space image interference by sacrificing 10% of time spent in night sky. Learn more about this news here!

Humpback, Gray Whales, and Dolphins Plunges Together in Rare Swimming Sighting with 'December' Blue Whale Off Monterey Waters

12.23.2022 08:45 AM

A rare swimming sighting spotted off Monterey waters included the world's biggest mammal, the blue whale. Learn more about their migration here, read now!

Geotechnical Engineers Initiate Plan Preserving 850-Year-Old Leaning Tower of Pisa Returning to Upright Stance

12.23.2022 08:00 AM

Geotechnical Engineers plan to restore the leaning tower of Pisa into its upright stance. Read on to know more about this news!

Michigan State University doctoral student Kyle Jaynes shines a light on a harlequin frog rediscoveries in Ecuador.

Leaping Back to Existence: Harlequin Frogs Rediscovered in Ecuador; 32 Species Believed To Be Revived Through Conservation Efforts

12.23.2022 00:25 AM

Conservation efforts paid off resulting in rediscovery of 32 species including harlequin frogs. Read on to know more!

The above image (L) shows one of the mummies found in a tomb in Egypt that also contained the skulls of nine crocodiles. Nile crocodiles (R) were revered in Ancient Egypt.

Nine Crocodile Remains Found Inside Tombs of Egyptian Nobles

12.22.2022 11:27 AM

9 crocodile skulls were found inside the tombs of Egyptian Nobles. Read on t know more about this news!

Digitally generated image of human male and female chromosomes.

Men Yielding Genes Possible Root of Human Demise: Y-Chromosomes May Lead Extinction, Development of Human Species

12.22.2022 07:48 AM

Decreasing Y-Chromosomes may affect the development and extinction of human species according to latest studies, read on to know more!

The carcass of a dead Bottle nosed dolphin, washed up on a beach in Victoria, Australia.

Dolphin With Dementia: Scientists Proposed Grim Theory on Cetaceans Cases Stranded on Shorelines

12.22.2022 02:14 AM

A news study suggests that stranded dolphins may have weak leaders that have brain problems. Read on to know more about this news!

Dr. Massimo Caputo holding baby Finley on the day he left hospital.

Stem Cells Injection Successfully Treated New Born Baby's Congenital Heart Disease

12.22.2022 00:13 AM

Meet Finley, the baby that treated his heart condition using stem cell injection! Finley, a baby born with a heart condition, became the first person in history to receive stem cells as a patch for his heart during surgery.