Kendra Stacy

Answers Pertaining to Earth-Life Origins Could Be Found in Hot Springs of History, Study Reveals

01.18.2024 01:42 AM

The researchers found that a mix of hydrogen-rich fluids and CO2-rich water in iron-based minerals could have led to the formation molecules necessary for the earliest cell membranes to form. Read to learn more.

Grindavik Still At Risk: Volcanologist Warns That Dams Built To Protect the Icelandic Town From the Erupting Volcano May Not Be Enough

01.18.2024 00:07 AM

A volcanologist warns that dams constructed in Iceland to divert lava flows may not be sufficient for safety. Read to learn more.

Bacteria From Assassinated US President Injected in Rabbits, Dogs as Part of Unorthodox Autopsy Procedures, Documents Show

01.17.2024 22:54 PM

Records of Dr. Herman Matzinger, a leading blood analysis expert back then, show that extra unorthodox autopsy procedures involving bacteria samples from president McKinley's wounds were conducted. Read to learn more.

Next Round of Winter Weather: Major Cities in the Northeast Brace Themselves For Another Wave of Disruptive Snow

01.17.2024 21:47 PM

Another wave of disruptive snow may hit major cities in Northeast by the end of the week. Read to learn more.

Greenland Has Been Losing Ice: Study Reveals That the Country's Ice Sheet Has Lost 20% More Than Thought Due to Climate Change

01.17.2024 21:10 PM

Researchers have discovered that over 1,000 gigatons of previously unaccounted ice in the edges of Greenland has been lost in the last 40 years. Read to learn more.

Baby Care During Winter: Here's How To Keep Your Young One Safe in the Cold

01.16.2024 23:25 PM

For new parents, taking care of a baby during winter could be tricky. Read to find out some ways to ensure your baby's safety during these cold months.

Arctic Blast in US: Drone Footage Shows Odd Circular Ice Disk Spinning in River in Western Washington

01.16.2024 22:33 PM

Amidst Arctic blast, a local photographer was able to snap an ice disk swirling in a river. Read to learn more.

Deadly Cold Hits US as 27 in Austin, 40 in Texas Get Hypothermia: What Are Its Signs, Symptoms & Treatment?

01.16.2024 21:49 PM

Authorities recommend staying indoors, exerting caution when travelling, and wearing layers of clothes in order to offset the effects of the deadly cold weather. Read to learn more.

Part of Massive 1,800-Year-Old Aqueduct Built by Roman Emperor Hadrian, Rare Greek Silver Coins Unearthed

01.16.2024 21:07 PM

Archaeologists were able to unearth a portion of an aqueduct built by Roman ruler Hadrian to supply water to Corinth. Read to learn more.

Ghost Towns by 2100: Analysis Reveals That Thousands of US Cities May See Population Decline By End of Century

01.16.2024 20:56 PM

A new analysis estimates that almost 50% of nearly all 30,000 US cities could see a population decline by 2100. Read to learn more.

Mysteries of Bizarre Giant Exploding Craters in Siberian Permafrost Could Finally Be Unraveled

01.16.2024 00:57 AM

Natural gas beneath permafrost could be the possible explanation behind the bursts of these giant exploding craters. Read to learn more.

Stomach Ache Location: Here's What Specific Areas of Tummy Pain Could Indicate

01.16.2024 00:32 AM

Pain can happen in different parts of the stomach, with different locations signifying different concerns. Read to learn more.

Rarest Insect in the World Makes Comeback: San Diego Zoo Invites Visitors To Witness Extinction-Defying Lord Howe Island Stick Insects

01.15.2024 22:51 PM

The Lord Howe Island stick insects were declared to be extinct until their rediscovery in 2001. Read to learn more.

Iceland May See More Volcanic Eruptions Without Warning as Two New Lava-Spewing Fissures Were Seen in Grindavík With No Prior Signals

01.15.2024 22:19 PM

The possibility of more volcanic eruptions hitting Iceland cannot be excluded. Read to learn more. Two lava-spewing fissures opened up close to Grindavík and destroyed three houses inside the town.

Human-Induced Earthquakes: Scientists Shed Light on Complex Physical Mechanisms, Industrial Activities That Could Increase Seismic Activity

01.15.2024 21:36 PM

Researchers were able to delve into the industrial activities that could lead to human-induced earthquakes. Read to learn more.

Daily Calorie Intake: How Much Should a Person Consume Each Day?

01.14.2024 23:38 PM

What exactly is the recommended daily calorie intake? Read to find out. While adults may need to consume 1,600 to 3,000 calories each day, the exact calories a person must consume may vary depending on height, age, sex, and lifestyle.

America Has Grown by 1 Million Square Kilometers, Almost Double Spain's Size

01.14.2024 23:06 PM

The growth of US comes as the government claimed the extended continental shelf of six regions. Read to learn more.

Diamonds Erupting From Center of Earth Could Shed Light on the Lost, Mysterious History of Supercontinents

01.14.2024 21:57 PM

The surfacing of diamonds from deep within the Earth could be traced back to supercontinent driftings. Read to learn more.

Doomsday Clock 2024 Announcement May Include Nuclear War Warning From Scientists; What Exactly Is This Clock?

01.14.2024 21:17 PM

The Doomsday Clock 2024 announcement will be made on January 23 at 10:00 a.m. EST in Washington, DC. Read to learn more.

Immune Cells Known For Importance in Allergies; Immunity Responses Found To Attack Cancer

01.14.2024 21:07 PM

Researchers have discovered that human type 2 innate lymphoid cells can directly attack and kill cancer cells. Read to learn more.

Novel Technology for Sorting Fibers in Fabrics Could Potentially Make Clothes, Other Textiles Recyclable

01.14.2024 00:50 AM

When fibers are mixed together, clothes become almost impossible to recycle. Read to learn more. Scientists have developed a technology to sort fabric fibers, possibly making clothes and other textiles recyclable.

Car’s Heated Seat Could Increase Testes Temperature, Affect Sperm Count, Doctors Warn

01.14.2024 00:30 AM

Doctors urge men to make sure to turn off their car's heated seat amidst looming fears that this could adversely affect sperm production. Read to learn more.

Screen Time for Toddlers Below 2 Years May Harm Their Sensory Development, Study Reveals

01.14.2024 00:10 AM

A new study argues that toddlers below 2 years of age should not be exposed to screens at all. Read to learn more.

Cheat Days: Are They a Good Idea?

01.12.2024 05:10 AM

Having cheat days or cheat meals involves granting oneself planned permissions to temporarily break diet restrictions. Read to learn more.

Plastic Chemicals Accounted For $249 Billion Health Care Costs in Just 2018, Study Reveals

01.11.2024 23:19 PM

PDBE flame retardants alone were found to account for $159 billion in health care costs in 2018. Read to learn more.

Top 2 Killer Diseases in America Could Be Treated With a Single Drug

01.11.2024 23:04 PM

A biomedical engineer suggests that a single treatment may potentially work on cardiovascular disease and cancer, which are the top two killer diseases in America. Read to learn more.

Earliest Known Skin Fossil: Texture on Rock Found in Oklahoma Limestone Cave Dates Back 290 Million Years, Sheds Light on Prehistoric Skin

01.11.2024 22:57 PM

Specialists have discovered a rock covered in texture that turned out to be the earliest known skin fossil. Read to learn more.

Bullet From 2,000 Years Ago With Inscription of Julius Caesar's Name May Have Been Used During Roman Civil War

01.11.2024 21:04 PM

A bullet containing inscriptions of Julius Caesar's name and a presumed ancient city suggest that indigenous people in Spain may have supported the ruler during the civil war. Read to learn more.

Stool Odor: What Makes Poop Smell Bad?

01.11.2024 00:45 AM

It is normal for poop to smell bad, but what exactly makes it stinky? Read to find out. It is undeniable that poop, stool, and feces all have an unpleasant odor.

Huge 15-Foot Sea Creature Remains Found Washed Up on Sandbank; Mysterious Species Turns Out To Be Long Basking Shark

01.10.2024 23:43 PM

A massive basking shark spanning 15 feet was found washed up over a sandbank. Read to learn more. Last January 5, the remains of a huge sea creature spanning 15 feet in length was found washed up over a sanbank.