Kendra Stacy

Food as Medicine: Is It Sufficient and Effective?

12.26.2023 00:03 AM

The concept and practice of "food as medicine" is rising, but is it truly sufficient and effective? Read to find out.

AI Robot Cook? Restaurant in California Has Robotic System 'CaliExpress by Flippy' That Fully Automates Cooking Process in a World First

12.25.2023 23:46 PM

CaliExpress by Flippy is the world's first restaurant that depends on various robots for operation. Read to learn more.

Statues Likened to 'Nativity Scene' That Were Used For Cultic Worship Discovered in Pompeii

12.25.2023 23:26 PM

Archaeologists were able to discover some ancient statues in Pompeii that may have been used for prehistoric cultic worship despite resembling the famous Nativity scene. Read to learn more.

AI Mind-Reader? Non-Invasive Artificial Intelligence Can Translate Thoughts to Text Through a Cap For Wearing

12.25.2023 21:50 PM

With just a cap for wearing, a novel AI system is capable of translating the EEG waves of a person into text. Read to learn more.

How Much Exercise Do You Need To Regulate High Blood Pressure? Study Reveals Recommended Physical Activity During Young Adulthood For Regulation

12.25.2023 21:00 PM

The study reveals that engaging in exercise during young adulthood that is at least double the recommended level could play a role in blood pressure regulation in the long-term. Read to learn more.

Why Is the Ocean Salty?

12.25.2023 04:00 AM

Where does the saltiness of the ocean come from? Read to find out. The ocean is known to be filled with salty water, but what exactly makes it salty? Ocean Salinity Explained The salt in the ocean has two primary sources, namely, seafloor openings and runoff from land.

How Was the San Andreas Fault Formed?

12.25.2023 03:00 AM

The San Andreas Fault sits at the boundary of Pacific plate and the North American plate. Read to learn more.

Chimpanzee vs Gorilla vs Orangutan Difference: Which Is More Intelligent?

12.25.2023 02:00 AM

Which among these great apes is the smartest? Read to find out. While all of these great apes boast remarkable intelligence, which one is the smartest? Distinct Great Apes Orangutans, gorillas, and chimpanzees are all great apes.

Bird Migration: How Do Birds Find Their Way?

12.25.2023 01:00 AM

Birds tend to migrate from place to place, but how exactly do they navigate around? Read to find out.

Scariest Space Facts: On Asteroid Collisions, Coronal Mass Ejections, and More

12.25.2023 00:00 AM

Outer space is full of frightening mysteries and realities. Read to find out some of them. While scientists have been trying to delve into deep outer space, life beyond Earth is still full of fearsome realities that humanity must not turn a blind eye to.

Lake Effect Snow Effects and How It Is Formed

12.24.2023 03:30 AM

When cold air moves from Canada to the open waters of the Great Lakes, a phenomenon known as lake effect snow typically happens. Read to learn more.

When Did Homo Sapiens First Appear?

12.24.2023 00:30 AM

The origins of homo sapiens has widely remained a mystery. Read to learn more. For several generations, paleoanthropologists have been puzzled by the origins of Homo sapiens, our species.

Earth’s Inner Core Is Squishy, Not a Solid Ball of Metal As Previously Thought

12.24.2023 00:10 AM

A new study has found that Earth's inner core could be filled with squishy iron. Read to learn more.

When Will You Die? Life2vec Doom Calculator Uses AI To Predict Death, But Is It Accurate?

12.22.2023 06:29 AM

Can the Life2vec doom calculator really predict a person's death? Read to find out. Researchers from Denmark and the US have developed a doom calculator called "Life2vec" that predicts when a person dies.

FDA Approves Novel Test For Screening Opioid Use Disorder Risk

12.22.2023 02:57 AM

The approval of the test for screening for opioud use disorder risk is a step forward in FDA's efforts to prevent more cases, support treatment, and decrease misue. Read to learn more.

Queen Elsa? NASA Snaps Rare 'Ice Halo' Around the Sun That Resembles Scene From Disney's Frozen

12.21.2023 22:52 PM

The rare photo of the ethereal ice halos is similar to a scene in Disnet's Frozen. Read to learn more.

Seamounts That Shape Antarctic Circumpolar Current Now Mapped During Research Expedition

12.21.2023 21:28 PM

The novel map could offer clues regarding ice mels in Antarctica and could help with sea level rise predictions. Read to learn more.

Atom-Sized Black Holes From Early Universe Could Be Dwelling in Star Hearts, Eating Their Way Out, Research Suggests

12.21.2023 20:34 PM

A new study theorizes that tiny black holes could be inside certain stars and could be even eating their way out. Read to learn more.

Most Important Meal of the Day: Does Eating Breakfast Really Make You Healthier?

12.21.2023 01:20 AM

Is eating breakfast really necessary and good for your health? Read to find out. As breakfast is typically considered the most important meal of the day, will skipping breakfast be bad for your health? Breakfast Benefits The word "breakfast" literally refers to breaking the fast.

Cigarette Smoking Linked to Brain Shrinkage, With Prolonged Periods Associated With Greater Damage, Study Reveals

12.21.2023 01:10 AM

Aside from being known to harm the lungs and the heart, cigarette smoking has been found to lead to brain shrinkage. Read to learn more.

Strange Fossilized Fruit Turns Out To Be Oldest Known One From Family of Myrrh, Frankincense

12.21.2023 00:25 AM

The original fossilized fruit specimens were first found in the 1970s, but more of them were uncovered in the next decades. Read to learn more.

Human Skin Leather Found in Ukraine; Grisly Items May Have Been Fashioned By Nomadic Warriors 2,000 Years Ago

12.20.2023 23:20 PM

The human skin leather findings serve as the first evidence of the claims made by ancient Greek historian Herodotus, who wrote about Scynthians back in 430 B.C. Read to learn more.

'Calendar' Rock Carvings Found in Ancestral Pueblo Hint Prehistoric Use of Marking Special Dates, Making Astronomical Observations

12.20.2023 21:41 PM

The rock carvings could have been used by the Ancestral Pueblo people as a calendar for commemorating certain occassions and making astornomical observations. Read to learn more.

Baby Sleep: How Much Sleep Does a Newborn Need?

12.20.2023 02:01 AM

It is normal for newborn babies to spend most of the day sleeping. Read to learn more. A newborn baby is still adjusting to live beyond the womb, and their sleeping routines could puzzle parents.

Alien-Hunting ATA Telescope of SETI Finds Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts From Different Galaxy One Billion Light-Years Away From Earth

12.19.2023 22:24 PM

The SETI Institute was able to detect 35 fast radio burst signals that were repeatedly blinking in a pattern that was never observed in the past. Read to learn more.