Kendra Stacy

Bezos vs. Musk Space Match: Amazon Launches Test Satellites for Internet Service in Space To Rival Elon Musk’s Starlink

10.08.2023 00:30 AM

Last Friday, Amazon deplayed its first pair of satellites to space as part of its Kuiper Project that could rival Elon Musk's Starlink. Read to learn more.

Elon Musk Full of Hope for Starship As Massive Craft Awaits Approval for 2nd Launch Attempt

10.08.2023 00:10 AM

During a recent interview, Elon Musks expressed his hopes for Starship, including the plans to bring humans to Mars within the next four years. Read to learn more.

Alexander the Great Statue From 2nd Century Has Hairstyle of Lion's Mane, Found in Turkey

10.06.2023 03:07 AM

Alexander the Great was depicted to have upward-looking eyes, a slightly open mouth, and a hairstyle similar to a lion's mane. Read to learn more.

Coin From 700 Years ago With Depictions of Jesus, Medieval Serbian King Found in Bulgaria

10.06.2023 00:51 AM

Depictions of king Stefan Uroš II Milutin could be found on one side of the centuries-old coin, while a depiction of a seated Jesus could be found on the other side. Read to learn more.

Oldest Known Human Footprints in North America Revealed To Be 23,000 Years Old in New Study

10.06.2023 00:45 AM

The new study that examined the age of the oldest known human footprints in North America serves as a response to the criticisms granted to an earlier 2021 study on the same matter. Read to learn more.

Pink Eye Cases Surge in Asia Epidemic; What Exactly Is This Condition?

10.05.2023 22:05 PM

Hundreds of thousands in Vietnam, Pakistan, and India have gotten infected with the viral pink eye. Read to learn more.

When Did Pluto Stop Being a Planet? Why Was It Reclassified and Demoted?

10.05.2023 03:42 AM

Pluto was classified as the solar system's ninth planet but was demoted in 2006 to a dwarf planet. Read to learn more.

Glowing Cats and Wombats? Scientists Identify 125 New Fluorescent Mammal Species

10.05.2023 03:20 AM

A polar bear, red fox, orange lead-nosed bat, and even a cat were included in the 125 new fluorescent mammal species. Read to learn more.

Previously Unknown 'Titan' Dinosaur With Long Neck Discovered in Europe

10.05.2023 00:07 AM

The newly identified titan dinosaur may have roamed around present-day Spain roughly 122 million years ago. Read to learn more.

Viking Age Treasure From 1,200 Years Ago Discovered by Norwegian Family During Lost Earring Search in Their Yard

10.04.2023 22:40 PM

The Viking Age findings were discovered with a metal detector the family used to search for a lost earring. Read to learn more.

Norse Deity Gold Figurine Depictions From 1,400 Years Ago Found in Remnants of Ancient Pagan Temple

10.04.2023 22:08 PM

The Norse deity figurines were made of gold foil that was as thin as a piece of paper. Read to learn more.

What Can I Drink For Leg Cramps? Is Tonic Water Helpful and Safe?

10.04.2023 04:25 AM

Tonic water is thought to relieve leg cramps, but is this really the case? Read to learn more. Leg cramps can lead to immense pain in the thigh, foot, or calf.

Hydrogen Sulfide Shows Potential as Possible Therapeutic For Healthy Aging, Study Reveals

10.04.2023 03:10 AM

Rather than prolonging life, the study focuses more on having a healthier life as a person ages. Read to learn more.

Cosmic Impact May Have Spurred the Beginning of Agriculture in Syria To Boost Hunter-Gatherers Chances of Survival, Study Asserts

10.03.2023 23:33 PM

A cosmic impact could have forced hunter-gatherers in Abu Herurya to engage in agriculture for survival. Read to learn more.

Why Is Superbolt Lightning So Powerful? New Study Reveals Mysteries of Its Electrification

10.03.2023 23:03 PM

The exact reason behind superbolt lightning's immense power, equivalent to 1,000 that of average lightning strikes, has remained a long-standing mystery. Read to learn more.

2023 Nobel Prize in Physics Goes to Scientists Behind 'Attosecond' Laser Pulses; How Important Is Their Work?

10.03.2023 21:59 PM

The Noble Prize-winning scientists were able to offer a tool that works in the attosecond scale and enables the observation of electron motion. Read to learn more.

Biggest Pyramid in the World: How Big Can These Towering Structures Be?

10.03.2023 06:52 AM

Mexico's Great Pyramid of Cholula towers at a height of 25 meters and has a volume of 4.45 million cubic meters. Read to learn more.

Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Proponents of COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines

10.03.2023 04:36 AM

Thanks to the scientists' COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, millions were saved, COVID-19 severity was hampered, the disease's general burden was reduced, and societies got to open once more. Read to learn more.

8 Pre-Inca Mummies, Various Artifacts Unearthed in Peru During Gas Line Installation

10.03.2023 03:40 AM

The mummies may have been part of a pre-Inca culture that got incorporated with the Inca Empire later on. Read to learn more.

James Webb Space Telescope Finds Numerous Starless Jupiter-Sized Planets in New Orion Nebula Survey

10.02.2023 22:51 PM

What made the JWST discovery even more odd was that the cosmic objects were moving in pairs. Read to learn more.

Bizarre Fish With Human-Like Teeth Caught, Astonishing Fisherman; Daughter Wants To Keep Fish Teeth For Tooth Fairy

10.02.2023 22:32 PM

A fisherman in Maryland caught a record-breaking sheepshead fish, whose teeth his daughter wants to keep for the tooth fairy. Read to learn more.

What Is Agriculture? How Do Sustainable Practices Benefit the Environment?

10.02.2023 07:47 AM

When done right, agriculture has the power to do wonders for the environment. Read to learn more. The agricultural sector is the largest industry in the world, with over 1 billion employed and over $1.

Postmortem Life? Some Microbes Continue To Live On After Human Death, Study Suggests

10.02.2023 06:52 AM

A new study shows that microbes live on even after death and even have vital roles in nitrogen recycling. Read to learn more.

2,500-year-old 'Siberian Ice Maiden' Mummy Has Distinct Tattoos Coating Her Body, Holds Peculiar Ancient Mysteries

10.02.2023 03:49 AM

The Siberian Ice Maiden's remains were found in a remarkable state of preservation, to the point where her shoulder tattoos were still visible. Read to learn more.

Gulf Stream Has Weakened by 4% in the Last 40 Years, Study Reveals

10.02.2023 00:58 AM

According to the researchers, the study serves as the first unambiguous and conclusive observational evidence that the Gulf Stream has been slowing and weakening. Read to learn more.

'Halloween Fireball' To Blaze Through Connecticut Sky This October; Here's When You Can Watch It

10.01.2023 22:04 PM

Halloween fireballs are generally part of the annual Taurid meteor showers, which are linked to the small Encke comet. Read to learn more.

Tiny DNA Traces Detected in Turtle Fossil From 6 Million Years Ago; Discovery Could Boost Understanding of Soft Tissue Preservation

10.01.2023 00:30 AM

Researchers were able to find bone cells in the sea turtle fossil specimen. They performed a technique to find traces of DNA. Read to learn more.

Stroke Risk Could Increase After Five-Day Exposure to Air Pollution, Study Reveals

10.01.2023 00:20 AM

While previous studies examined the link between long-term air pollution exposure and stroke risk, this new study focused on the short-term health effects of air pollution exposure. Read to learn more.

NASA's $1B Psyche Asteroid Probe Mission Delays Launch to October 12

10.01.2023 00:10 AM

The NASA Psyche mission mission was originally set to launch on August 2022 but has seen numerous delays since then. Read to learn more.

What Is Viagra Used For? Does It Only Work For Males?

09.29.2023 00:53 AM

Viagra is a medically approved drug that can treat erectile dysfunction among males at least 18 years old. Read to learn more.