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Want Your Names Sent to The Red Planet? NASA Says Registration is Open!

06.06.2019 08:32 AM

Recently, NASA has announced that people can register to have their names sent to the Red Planet, together with the rover on 2020.

Industrialization Slows Down Battle Against Climate Change

06.06.2019 08:31 AM

Some newly industrialized areas are becoming more prone to flooding, even with just a little amount of rainfall.

Underwater Ancient Forest Uncovered After The Storm Hit Wales

06.06.2019 08:30 AM

On May 24, 2019, a great storm hit Wales, exposing an ancient forest. (Photo : Richerman)Petrified tree stump on Borth sands near Ynslas, Ceredigion, Wales.

China Cover-Up On Pollution Practices Exposed

06.05.2019 10:40 AM

An investigation has revealed a massive cover-up in waste disposal violations, most of them from companies who got help from local government officials.

Traces of an Exomoon from a Different Galaxy Detected

06.05.2019 10:19 AM

Astronomers thought for a moment they have found what seemed like a new moon from another galaxy. (Photo : ChadoNihi) Astronomers have been discovering exoplanets for over two decades now.

Two Tons Of Discarded Nets Removed From Greek Seabeds

06.05.2019 10:18 AM

As teams of Dutch and Greek divers delved into the Greek sea floor, they find an unexpected seabed cover.

E-cigarette Flavorings May Damage Blood Vessels

06.05.2019 10:05 AM

Cinnamon was found to be the most damaging of the e-juices tested in a laboratory on endothelial cells.

Other Ingredients in Energy Drinks is Causing Heart Problems and It’s Not Caffeine

06.05.2019 10:00 AM

Recent studies show that there are other ingredients that might be causing an increased rate of deaths that lead to various heart problems.

Volcanic Eruption in Iceland Triggered Colder Winters

06.04.2019 18:41 PM

The massive volcanic eruption that happened in Iceland in 1984 might have caused the unusually colder winter, new studies say.

Could the Earth's Magnetic Energy Satisfy Global Electricity Demands?

06.04.2019 18:37 PM

Some experts are lobbying the possibility of using the Earth's magnetic energy in creating electricity.

Scientific Study Uncovers Effective Anxiety Hack

06.04.2019 14:06 PM

A recent study has revealed that science can be used to cope with signs of anxiety, preventing a person from possibly falling into depression.

New Tech can Identify Earthquake Magnitude in 10 Seconds

06.04.2019 10:21 AM

They say earthquakes will never be predictable, but new technology shows that it can gauge the full power of an earthquake a few seconds after it begins to tremble.

Genetically-Modified Fungus May Stop the Spread of Malaria

06.04.2019 06:03 AM

Scientists have decided to use the spider gene to genetically produce a fungus that can take the mosquitoes down.

Heartburn Drugs Linked To Cancer Risks

06.04.2019 06:02 AM

Popular heartburn drugs have been linked to serious health risks including cancer. (Photo : W. carter) Concerns have been raised about the intake of popular heartburn drugs.

Biodiversity Crisis Puts Humans at Risk

06.03.2019 13:50 PM

The problem on biodiversity is getting worse with cimate change and human lives may be at risks. (Photo : CLM-bv) The world's leading scientists are giving humans a fair warning before they release the results of their study concerning the Earth and its survival after biodiversity.

Single-Use Plastics Speed Up Climate Change Damages

06.03.2019 13:50 PM

A report warns that if plastic production and use is not stopped, it will expedite the effects of climate change.

Vanishing Ice in Bering Sea Threatens US Food Resource

06.03.2019 13:49 PM

The ice levels in the Bering Sea are dropping and it threatens the United State’s main source of seafood.

Congo's Ebola Outbreak Death Count Now Over 1000

06.03.2019 13:48 PM

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is the second biggest Ebola outbreak in the world.

Portugal Earthquakes Might be Caused by the Planet's Peeling Crust

06.03.2019 00:08 AM

Off the Coast of Portugal, scientists believe that the Earth’s crust might be peeling off. (Photo : Emre Can) PORTUGAL -- It was in 1969 when the country was hit by an earthquake that caused a tsunami to occur.

NASA Insights Show Clouds in Mars: Does it Rain on the Red Planet Too?

06.03.2019 00:07 AM

Experts from NASA explain why there are clouds but no rain on Mars. (Photo : NASA/JPL-Caltech) Mars - InSight Lander - Clouds - Animated - 20190425 (color corrected) NASA -- The atmosphere in the Red Planet is filled with clouds.

60,000 Premature Deaths in Japan Caused by Heavily Polluted Air

06.03.2019 00:07 AM

While Japan may prove to be less polluted now than its neighboring countries in Asia, its problem with air pollution is not yet over.

Climate Change Causes Growth Spurt Among Old Trees

06.02.2019 23:49 PM

The scientists looked into the occurence of growth rings around tree trunks which revealed that the oldest of trees have exhibited the most growth spurts.

Thames' Lonely Beluga Whale 'Benny' Moves On

06.02.2019 23:49 PM

The beluga whale spotted swimming alone in the Thames have moved on. (Photo : Andrea Holien) A beluga whale was spotted swimming in the waters of Thames last year.

Increased Demand in Liposuction Procedures Linked to Trendy Athletic Gear

06.02.2019 00:12 AM

Many famous brands have embraced the concept behind "athleisure" which justifies the wearing of sports bra and leggings virtually anywhere as "acceptable".

Examining Link Between Egg Consumption and Risks of Stroke

06.02.2019 00:11 AM

A new study suggests that consumption of cholesterol in moderation does not increase the risk for a stroke at all.

Using Renewable Energy Could Pose Environmental Risks

06.02.2019 00:10 AM

A new study postulates that striving to use renewable energy also has the potential to contribute to global warming.

New Projections for 2100 Sea Levels are Higher than Previous Numbers

06.02.2019 00:09 AM

New studies show that the sea levels by 2100 might be double the previous projection. (Photo : Mariamichelle) The increase in the water levels of the ocean across the world has been one of the most notable projections that scientists made regarding the effects of global warming.

Worst Coral Bleaching In West Australia Triggered By Global Warming

06.02.2019 00:08 AM

The water temperature in WA has reached 34° Celsius and it proves to be harmful, or even detrimental for the corals that live in these waters.

Women Work Better in Warmer Offices

06.02.2019 00:07 AM

Studies show that women have to wear jumpers and jackets just to get by working in an overly cold air conditioned office space.

Scientists Confirm Climate Change has Diversified Plankton

06.02.2019 00:04 AM

Researchers compared the difference between the communities of plankton floating in the ocean waters from 170 years ago to the present.