Kendra Stacy

Three-Fingered 'Alien Mummy' Shares Interesting Similarities and Differences With Humans, New Study Reveals

06.25.2024 22:39 PM

One of the alien mummies discovered in Peru was found to share unique structural similarities and differences with humans. Read to learn more.

Toxic PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' May Pass Through Human Skin and Enter Bloodstream, Study Reveals

06.25.2024 22:10 PM

A new study shows that some PFAS "forever chemicals" could actually enter the body through the skin. Read to learn more.

Blackout Drinking When Young Can Chronically Affect Learning, Memory, Facial Recognition [STUDY]

06.25.2024 00:35 AM

Alcohol-related blackouts, which young people are more susceptible to experiencing, could yield chronic brain effects. Read to learn more.

Ketosis Explained: When the Body Burns Stored Fat For Energy

06.25.2024 00:25 AM

A state of ketosis involves burning stored fat as energy when the body does not have enough glucose. Read to learn more.

Florida Man's Gut, Loops of Large Intestine Pop Out Due to Sneezing and Coughing; Wound Dehiscence From His Recent Abdominal Surgery Cited as Main Cause

06.24.2024 22:31 PM

The man noticed pain and a "wet sensation" on his lower abdomen and found that there were several loops of his large intestine popping out. Read to learn more.

Submerged Archaeology? Experts Search For Ancient Sites Within Gulf of Mexico, Looking for Dry Land During Last Ice Age

06.24.2024 21:35 PM

Archaeologists are searching for sites within the Gulf of Mexico that used to be dry land during the last Ice Age. Read to learn more.

Blind Animals: These Creatures Thrive Even Without Vision

06.24.2024 01:38 AM

Some animals that cannot see can still thrive in their immediate environments. Read to learn more. Some animals are born without their sense of sight and can still thrive in their natural environments.

Penile Cancer on the Rise: 6,500 Amputations Seen in Brazil in the Past Decade

06.24.2024 00:20 AM

Brazil saw 21,000 cases of penile cancer from 2012 to 2022. Read to learn more. Penile cancer cases have been rising across the globe, with Brazil recording one of the highest incidence rates.

Metallic Space Debris That Crashed, Tore Through Florida Home Prompts Family To Sue NASA; Is the Agency Really To Blame For the Cosmic Debris Damage?

06.24.2024 00:10 AM

The space debris crashed into the home of a family in Florida, leaving a gaping hole over their roof. Read to learn more.

Lucy Fossils From 3.2 Million Years Ago Could Shed Light on Shame, Nudity

06.23.2024 22:12 PM

The fossils of Lucy could shed light on the evolutionary links between nudity and shame and how it came to be. Read to learn more.

From Aircraft Bombs to Artillery Shells: Over 4,700 Dangerous Artifacts Removed From WWII Battlefield in Poland

06.23.2024 21:33 PM

Specialists recovered more than 4,700 dangerous artifacts from a battlefield during the Second World War. Read to learn more.

Drugs To Undergo Clinical Trial Among Patients With Multiple Brain Tumors, With Hopes That They Could Treat and Shrink the Growth

06.23.2024 01:00 AM

The drug could possibly be used for treating neurofibromatosis 2 (NF2) tumors. Read to learn more. Drugs that are typically used for treating HIV are set to undergo clinical trials among individuals who have multiple and incurable brain tumors.

Seasonal Heat, Energy Imbalance in Saturn Could Be Driving Planet-Wide Storms, NASA Cassini Reveals

06.23.2024 00:40 AM

A new study based on Cassini data shows that Saturn emits varying heat amounts based on its seasonal changes. Read to learn more.

Toxic Alcohol Claims Lives of at Least 54 People in India; How Dangerous Is Methanol, Illicit Liquor?

06.23.2024 00:20 AM

Death count of the recent bootleg alcohol tragedy in India has reached 54. Read to learn more. Officials have revealed that at least 54 individuals have passed away in Tamil Nadu after drinking toxic bootleg alcohol.

White Sugar vs. Brown Sugar: Is One Healthier Than the Other?

06.21.2024 00:57 AM

Could brown sugar be healthier than white sugar? Read to find out. White sugar and brown sugar are two different types of sugar, but is one of them healthier compared to the other? Both have contrasting colors, tastes, and properties that offer varying functions when used as ingredients.

Ancient Simpsons? Archaeologists Find Depiction Similar to Famous Sitcom Character in Sarcophagus of Egyptian Mummy From 3,500 Years Ago

06.20.2024 01:07 AM

The depiction of the coffin's inner lid apparently looks like that of Marge Simpson from the famous sitcom. Read to learn more.

Assyrian Military Camps Used For Historic Sieges to Jerusalem and Lachish Identified, Scholar Claims

06.19.2024 23:03 PM

A scholar claims to have identified two Assyrian military camps. Read to learn more. A scholar claims that the military camps that the Assyrian king Sennacherib used were found.

Titan Alien Lake Shores Exhibit Signs of Erosion From Massive Waves, Analysis Reveals

06.19.2024 21:33 PM

Titan's shorelines could have been eroded by crashing and lapping waves. Read to learn more. According to new analysis, the vast liquid ethane and methane bodies that cover the surface of Titan could be populated by waves that carve the shoreline.

Foods Served in Planes Taste Bad; Here's Why

06.19.2024 00:44 AM

The sense of taste and smell drastically change in flight. Read to find out why. There's a scientific reason why food tastes different and bad when eaten at a height of 30,000 feet.

Smartwatches, Smartphones May Help Measure Changes in Parkinson's Disease Symptoms During Early Stages, Study Reveals

06.19.2024 00:33 AM

Data gathered through smartwatches could help detect symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Read to learn more.

Eight Medieval Catapult Shots From 13th Century Castle Siege Discovered

06.18.2024 22:43 PM

Medieval catapult shots used in the Second Barons' War were found outside the walls of Kenilworth Castle. Read to learn more.

Major Snowfall in California Not Sufficient To Offset Chronic Megadrought Effects, Study Reveals

06.18.2024 21:55 PM

A new study shows that the major snowfall in California was not enough to offset the chronic effect of the megadrought. Read to learn more.

Northern Lights From Space: NASA Astronaut Captures Ethereal Green Aurora Over Earth

06.18.2024 21:19 PM

A NASA astronaut captured footage of auroras from space, with Earth in the background. Read to learn more.

Cell Phone Blindness: When You Temporarily Lose Vision After Checking Your Phone in a Dark Room

06.18.2024 00:29 AM

Cell phone blindness occurs when temporary vision is lost in one or both eyes after looking at a smartphone screen in a dark room. Read to learn more.

2024 Strawberry Moon: Here's How To Catch the Lowest Full Moon of the Year a Day After Summer Solstice

06.18.2024 00:01 AM

A day after the summer solstice, the Strawberry Moon will be at its fullest. Read to learn more. The Strawberry Moon, which is the Full Moon of this summer, will be fullest by June 21.