Mining The Moon Might Be Trump’s Next Big Project

Medicine & Technology Apr 19, 2017

Previous explorations and studies may have concluded that the surface of the moon and the Earth have great similarities. This has motivated entrepreneurs and even the US government to expound on the possibility of moon mining.

Cause of ‘Chemo Brain’ Found, Side Effect May Now Be Prevented

Apr 19, 2017

'Chemo brain' is a common side effect of chemotherapy wherein the cancer patient suffers from cognitive impairment. New research may have finally found the root cause of this and can move on to researching how to prevent it.

Unique Conditions of Japan’s Shikine Island May Hold Answers On How To Save Coral Reefs And Other Marine Life

Apr 19, 2017

Shikine Island has been discovered to present unique underwater conditions that will help scientists in their search for solutions to save coral reefs and other marine life.

Opening The Damaged Oroville Dam To Sustain Storm Water From Increasing California Storms Could Potentially Save More Lives

Apr 19, 2017

The damaged Oroville Dam has been reopened to sustain water from heavy rains in the California Region. According to the local government, this has been done to potentially reduce the danger and avoid emergency evacuations.

Space Debris Can Pose Serious Threats To Humans According To ESA

Apr 18, 2017

Space debris has been an increasingly threatening problem and scientists all over the world are working fast to solve it. Not only do they pose threats to humans outside of Earth, even humans om Earth are certain to be affected.

Opioid Addiction Has Increased Prevalence In Different American States, Studies Show

Apr 18, 2017

An increasing prevalence of opioid addiction has been reported in the different American States. Public health efforts and federal funding have been launched to address this crisis on increasing drug prevalence among the public.

White House Visitors: Names Will Be Kept Secret According To Trump Administration

Apr 17, 2017

Changing the rules on visitor logs is just one of the many changes seen in the White House. Over the course of the next few years, it is expected that more policies will be changed by the new administration

Cancer Affected by Variation in Ethnicity and Birthplace, Study Sites African-American Men At Highest Risks

Apr 17, 2017

Studies have found African-Americans have high incidences of cancer. These kinds of trends and information are helpful in cancer-risk prevention and programs that are related to treatment and risk-reduction among individuals not only in the US but all over the world.

Samsung Galaxy S8’s 8-Point Battery Safety Check Ensures It Will Not Explode

Apr 17, 2017

History must not repeat itself, Samsung seems to have learned their lesson and took extra precautions in designing and manufacturing their latest product, Samsung Galaxy S8.

Medical Marijuana Will Be Legally Available In North Dakota Next Year If Governor Signs New Policy

Apr 17, 2017

With pending signature from Governor Doug Burgum, the approval of the North Dakota Medical Marijuana Law has uplifted the hopes of individuals with neurological illnesses in the states. This is in the hopes that regulated marijuana use can improve their state.

A Glimpse Of History Unveiled Itself Months Before Tides Sweep Away Prehistoric Shell Mound

Apr 17, 2017

Eroding shell mounds at the Edisto Beach of South Carolina has unveiled new artifacts that show the life of nomadic tribes that thrived in the are thousands of years ago.

From Discovery Of Exoplanets To Archeology - Here’s How Citizen Science Can Change The World

Apr 17, 2017

The public can be among the greatest contributing minds for modern science. With the help of new technologies, how far can publicly funded researches done by nonprofessional scientists go?

Sun’s UV Creates Chemical Reaction In The Atmosphere That May Explain Life On Earth

Apr 17, 2017

An interaction between aerosols and sunlight has pushed for the mysterious formation of carbon-containing particles in the atmosphere. Can this be the primary source of energy to sustain life on Earth millions of years ago?

Caribbean Coral Reefs Now Has New Hope With The Global Coral Restoration Project

Apr 13, 2017

The Caribbean Coral Reefs, along with other reefs in the world, now has an increasing death toll. If no actions are done to save it, all coral reefs in the world can be wiped out in a decade. New efforts are in place to find a way to cure and rehabilitate reefs all over the world.

The Future Of SpaceX: Rockets Can Be Reused & Re-launched Within 24 Hours

Apr 13, 2017

Not only will rockets be reusable by 2018, it will be reused and re-launched within 24 hours. Here is how Elon Musk, SpaceX CEO, plans to do it.