Kendra Stacy

How Pandemic Lockdowns Affected the Brains of Adolescents

12.06.2022 07:18 AM

Aside from impacting mental health and other aspects of life, pandemic lockdowns were found to significantly affect the adolescent brain on a physical level. Read to know more about this recent study.

Sun Could Increase in Solar Activity and Eject More Flares; Sunspot Observed to be Hyperactive

12.06.2022 06:55 AM

The sun is assumed to be more active and expel more solar flames. Other than that, one particular sunspot has been hyperactive over the weekend. Read to know more.

Scientists Foresee a Major Breakthrough in Their Search For Intelligent Extraterrestrial Life

12.06.2022 03:25 AM

Breakthrough Listen scientists will now be using the MeerKAT telescope in their search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Find out more about their endeavor and this intricate telescope.

ISRO Shares OceanSat-3’s First Snaps of Earth

12.06.2022 02:43 AM

The Indian Space Research Organization shared the first snaps of earth that were taken by its very own OceanSat-3. Read to check out the photos and know more about the OceanSat-3.

Is Drinking Eight Cups of Water Daily Really Necessary?

12.05.2022 10:00 AM

Drinking eight glasses of water is a popular and commonly accepted suggestion, but is it really necessary? Read to find out.

2,500 Dead Caspian Seals Were Spotted on Russia's Caspian Sea Shore

12.05.2022 09:00 AM

First thought to be 700 seals, 2,500 Caspian seals were spotted dead on the shoreline of Russia's Caspian Sea. Read to know more about this mass seal death.

Hundreds Forced to Evacuate as Highest Volcano in Indonesia Erupts

12.05.2022 08:00 AM

Indonesia's Mount Semeru has erupted, forcing nearly two thousand individuals to evacuate. Know more about this recent volcanic eruption.

The Dispute Faced By Elon Musk's Neuralink and Its Experiments

12.05.2022 07:00 AM

Despite their aims of goodwill, Neuralink faces dispute, backlash, and controversy because of their experiments. Read to know more about Neuralink and its experiments.

Engineers Devise Way to Separate Nanoparticles in the Blood Within Minutes

12.05.2022 05:12 AM

A team of engineers from Duke University comes up with a device that can separate nanoparticles in blood within just a few minutes. Read to know more about their findings and development.

Wind Energy Hasn't Been Preventing Pollution Optimally; Here's Why

12.04.2022 05:30 AM

Despite the immense health benefits that come with with energy, pollution has not been prevented optimally. Read to know what the problem is and what can be done to address it.

A Small Toad From Nevada Declared "Endangered" After Being Caught Up in a Geothermal Power Program

12.04.2022 05:11 AM

The Dixie Valley toad from Nevada has now been declared an endangered species. Read to know more about the toad and how its classification affects the development of a geothermal power plant project.

NASA’s Orion Is Coming Home After Its Lunar Space Orbit

12.04.2022 02:23 AM

NASA's Orion was first launched as part of the Artemis I mission. Now, after its lunar orbit, the spacecraft is set to go back to earth. Read to know more about its journey and mission.

Did an Enormous Asteroid Cause a Super Tsunami That Devastated Mars? Researchers Think So

12.02.2022 11:25 AM

Researchers find a crater from an enormous asteroid that could explain how a super tsunami overtook Mars. Read to know more.

Over 37,000 Birds Slaughtered in Peru After Avian Flu Hits the Area

12.02.2022 09:54 AM

After avian flu hit a farm in Peru, more than 37,000 different birds were slaughtered to prevent the virus from spreading. Find out more about the outbreak in Peru.

After Teaching AI Chatbot Based on Childhood Diaries, Woman Talks to "Inner Child" Bot

12.02.2022 08:00 AM

Using GPT-3 and entries from her childhood diary, a woman creates an AI chatbot that she ends up conversing with. Read more about her project and therapeutic encounter with her AI inner child.

Smartphones Can Gauge One's Risk of Mortality, Researchers Says

12.02.2022 07:00 AM

Researchers have found that walking data collected through smartphones can help gauge one's risk of mortality in the next 5 years. Read to know more about their findings and how they can contribute to the healthcare sector in general.

Walking Backwards is Actually Good For Your Wellbeing; Here's Why

12.02.2022 05:15 AM

Despite how seemingly simple walking backward is, the activity actually offers noteworthy health benefits. Read to know more about how this activity boosts your health,

Lifelike Holograms More Feasible Thanks To Beam Forming Kit

12.01.2022 09:16 AM

Researchers come up with an upgraded spatial light modulator with technology that can possibly work to create lifelike holograms. Read to know more!

Scientists Discover Another Mechanism of Antimicrobial Resistance; How Serious Is This Threat?

12.01.2022 08:52 AM

Researchers discover another way bacteria behave in order to dodge antibiotic effects. Read to know more about this new mechanism and how it affects antibiotic treatment.

Elon Musk’s Neuralink Hopes to Start Implant Trials on Humans Within Half a Year

12.01.2022 08:30 AM

Elon Musk's Neuralink may proceed with human trials in 2023. Read to know more. Last Wednesday, Elon Musk mentioned that Neuralink, his neurotechnology company dedicated to brain-computer interfaces, may proceed with implanting devices in a person's head in six months, as reported by The Verge.

Oldest Canine Bone Ever Documented Shows How Long Man's Best Friend Has Been Around

12.01.2022 07:00 AM

After much analysis, researchers confirmed t that a bone found in the 1980s dates back to 17,000 years ago and that it was a dog's bone. Read to know more about their findings about this canine bone.

What the Human Race Could Look Like if We Last a Million More Years

12.01.2022 02:25 AM

When the human race reaches its one-millionth year, will humans become extinct, become a different species, or change altogether? Find out more about these possibilities.

New Evidence Shows That Life Exists Under the Icy Surface of Antarctica

11.30.2022 10:00 AM

Phytoplankton blooms are present beneath the sea ice of Antarctica. Read more about the life that is thriving in these waters.

How Vanua Levu Residents Deal With Domination of Invasive “Kudzu” Vines

11.30.2022 08:30 AM

Despite how overwhelming the invasive Kudzu vines have become, residents are forced to press on. Read to know more.

The Bronze Age Collapse and the Driving Forces Behind the Fall of Mighty Civilizations

11.30.2022 07:00 AM

Many great civilizations fell during the Bronze Age Collapse. Know more about the forces that drove this great catastrophe.

Future Without the Y Chromosome Is Possible, Scientists Say

11.30.2022 04:12 AM

Like in the case of spiny rats, the Y Chromosome may disappear in humans as well. Know more about how this is possible.

New Therapy From Bananas Can Combat COVID-19, Flu Variants

11.30.2022 02:49 AM

H84T-BanLed, a protein from bananas, was seen to be effective in dealing with coronavirus and other flu variants. Read to know more about this revolutionary discovery.