Kendra Stacy

Low Testosterone Levels Linked to Increased Arthritis Risk, Study Reveals

11.17.2023 05:55 AM

The study covered over 10,000 adults and found a significant link between low testosterone levels and increased arthritis risk. Read to learn more.

Zombie Deer Disease: First Case Confirmed in Yellowstone National Park; What Exactly Is This Fatal Brain Virus?

11.16.2023 22:41 PM

Samples taken from the mule deer from Yellowstone National Park were found to test positive for chornic wasting disease, a fatal brain virus. Read to learn more.

Stone-Lined Tomb From 4,000 Years Ago Found During Norway Construction Work; Findings Could Offer Hints About Their First Farmers

11.16.2023 21:50 PM

The stone-lined cist tomb was found to contain the remains of at least five individuals. Read to learn more.

Iron Age Ivory Elephant Tusk Found in Turkey Features Depiction of Sphinx

11.16.2023 20:53 PM

The ivory artifact is set to be displayed at the Boğazköy Museum when further scientific study on it is accomplished. Read to learn more.

Postpartum Depression: When Does It Start? How Long Does It Last?

11.15.2023 23:08 PM

Postpartum depression is a type of clinical depression that begins after the birth of a baby. Read to learn more.

Long Lost Language From 3,000 Years Ago Found by Archaeologists on Ancient Clay Tablets

11.15.2023 22:33 PM

Archaeologists are still working on translating the mysterious long lost language found on ancient clay tablets. Read to learn more.

Could Einstein Be Wrong? Theory of Gravity May Have Shortcomings in Explaining the Universe

11.15.2023 21:38 PM

The general theory of relativity proposed by Einstein may not be the ultimate theory to explain gravity. Read to learn more.

Salmonella Outbreaks Across US, Canada Found To Be Linked to Pet Food

11.15.2023 21:28 PM

The Salmonella cases in both US and Canada were found to be connected to certain pet foods. Read to learn more.

Novel Robotic System Can Assess Post-Stroke Mobility For Those Recovering From the Condition, Offer Objective Data For Rehabilitation

11.15.2023 21:18 PM

The new robotic system could offer data regarding post-stroke mobility that healthcare specialists can use for monitoring a stroke patient's recovery and rehabilitation. Read to learn more.

Eating Ice Cream With Sore Throat: Is It Good or Bad?

11.15.2023 06:54 AM

While ice cream does offer temporary relief to a sore throat, is it a good idea to eat ice cream with a sore throat? Read to find out.

Cholesterol Found To Enter Gut in Novel Way; Findings Could Help With the Development of New Therapies For Treating High Cholesterol Levels

11.15.2023 06:06 AM

A new study has discovered a new potential target for treatments for high cholesterol. Read to learn more.

Black Hole Mysteries: Scientists Delve Into Mechanisms Behind Their Incredibly Powerful Jets

11.14.2023 21:55 PM

As part of a new study, a team of astrophysics was able to discover that the energy of a certain black hole was moving outward and not inward. Read to learn more.

Getting Pregnant in Space? Scientists Investigate Possibilities of Pregnancy, Giving Birth to Babies Outside of Earth

11.14.2023 21:19 PM

Edbert Edelbroek, the CEO of Spaceborn United that plans to help support the conception and birth of humans in outer space, notes that for humans to reach the stars, it is necessary to find how humanity can reproduce there. Read to learn more.

Mountain Formation: How Do These Natural Structures Form?

11.14.2023 01:27 AM

Mountains form in several ways, including through tectonic plate splits and collisions. Read to learn more.

Six Distinct African Swine Flu Strains Now Confirmed by Researchers in Recent Reclassification

11.13.2023 22:26 PM

In the past, specialists classified 25 different strains of African Swine Flu. Researchers have now lowered down this number to six. Read to learn more.

Moon's Da Vinci Glow: Here's When and How To Watch It This Week

11.13.2023 22:22 PM

This week, the Moon's Da Vinci Glow may be viewed with the naked eye or with a pair of binoculars. Read to learn more.

Two Bizarre UFOs Spotted by Woman in Stockport Garden, Leaving Experts Baffled

11.13.2023 21:48 PM

One UFO appeared triangular or square, while the other UFO had a Tic-Tac shape. Read to learn more. The appearance of odd aerial objects in the sky are typically observed in the American landscape.

Eating Strawberry Could Reduce Risk of Developing Dementia For Some People in Middle Age, Study Reveals

11.13.2023 06:08 AM

The study, which lasted for 12 weeks and covered 30 participants, found that daily strawberry consumption could reduce dementia risk among the middle-aged. Read to learn more.

What Are the Solar System's Most Dangerous Asteroids? How Destructive Could They Possibly Be?

11.13.2023 04:12 AM

Some asteroids in the solar system may pose a risk to Earth if they were to impact the planet. Read to learn more.

Volcanic Eruption Fears, Rising Earthquakes Force Iceland To Declare State of Emergency

11.13.2023 01:22 AM

Up to 2,000 earthquakes struck the Reykjanes peninsula, forcing Iceland to declare a state of emergency due to the looming threat of a potential volcanic eruption. Read to learn more.

UAP Mystery Continues: Outgoing Pentagon UFO Director Says Sightings Could Be Aliens, Foreign Powers

11.12.2023 22:03 PM

The assessment comes as Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, the director of the All-domain Anomlay Resolution Office (AARO) of the Pentagon, plans to step down from office. Read to learn more.

NASA Astronauts Drop Toolbox During All-Female Space Walk To Fix Solar Panel

11.12.2023 21:57 PM

The sachet-sized toolbox was dropped while NASA astronauts were performing external maintenance work at the International Space Station. Read to learn more.

Sleep Deprivation: Men, Women Handle Lack of Sleep Differently, Neuroscientists Find

11.12.2023 00:50 AM

One study discovered the role of estrogen in sleep deprivation, while the other found how female mice were more resilient in the face of sleep deprivation. Read to learn more.

Blue Crabs Now Showing Up in Lobster Traps in Maine; Scientists Say Warming Ocean Waters Could Be the Reason Why

11.12.2023 00:30 AM

While blue crabs are known to show up in Maine lobster traps every now and then, this has been happening more frequently in recent years. Read to learn more.

Cryopreservation of Corals Has Been Going On for Decades; Could This Method Save the Reefs?

11.12.2023 00:10 AM

While coral cryopreservation comes with various challenges, one experiment was able to see 11% of larvae surviving the thawing process. Read to learn more.

Exercise Before Going to Bed: Is It a Good Idea?

11.10.2023 02:50 AM

It has been a long-standing belief that exercising before bedtime is not good for sleep, but is this really the case? Read to find out.

Post-Surgery Lung Cancer Return Could Be Predicted Better by Observing Healthy Tissue Than Tumors, Study Suggests

11.10.2023 00:26 AM

A new study shows that observing gene activity in healthy tissues near tumor cells is a better and more accurate predictor of lung cancer recurrence post-surgery. Read to learn more.

Novel Hybrid Plant Discovered Buried Among Zombie Seeds in 144-year-long Science Experiment

11.09.2023 23:55 PM

The long-running germination study has been active since 1879. Read to learn more. Scientists who are part of a long-running scientific experiment that has been running since 1879 were able to surprisingly discover a hybrid plant in seeds kept in a secret location since 1829.

World's First Whole Eye, Partial Face Transplant Performed in NYU Langone Health; Man Received New Nose, Lips, More as Part of the Procedure

11.09.2023 23:04 PM

The whole transplant procedure involved 140 medical providers and lasted for over 21 hours. Read to learn more.

First-of-Its-Kind Chimera Monkey Born in China Lab Has Green Eyes, Glowing Fingertips, Remarkable Features

11.09.2023 21:55 PM

The male chimera monkey unexpectedly resulted from the use of pluripotent cells of two different fertilized eggs of one monkey species. Read to learn more.