Margaret Davis

Fast COVID-19 Test Uses Smartphone That Could Deliver Results in 10 Minutes

01.31.2021 21:59 PM

Researchers from the University of Arizona created a new COVID-19 test that uses a smartphone to analyze saliva samples to detect the novel coronavirus in ten minutes.

Six Tools Meteorologists Use to Predict the Weather

01.31.2021 19:42 PM

Here are the six tools that meteorologists at NOAA’s National Weather Service use to monitor the conditions of the atmosphere to predict the weather.

UAE's Hope Probe Is Less Than Two Weeks Away From Arriving Into Orbit Around Mars

01.30.2021 02:35 AM

UAE's Hope probe will be the first among the three Mars missions to arrive at the Red Planet's orbit. This will be a historic event for the country.

Seaweed-Eating Crabs Could Help Save Threatened Coral Reefs

01.29.2021 21:32 PM

Caribbean seaweed-eating king crabs could save the coral reefs by keeping excessive seaweed growth under control.

How to Deal With Symptoms of Menopause?

01.29.2021 20:37 PM

Dealing with symptoms of menopause could be stressful because many hormonal changes take place. Menopause is that time in a woman's life that they no longer experience monthly periods.

Therapeutic Wireless Rechargeable Tiny Brain Implant Can Be Controlled Using Smartphone

01.29.2021 06:00 AM

South Korean scientists have developed a therapeutic tiny brain implant that can be recharged outside of the body and controlled using smartphones.

Researchers Reveal Why Some People Take More Risks

01.29.2021 02:39 AM

Researchers studied brain scan and genetic data of over 12,000 patients and revealed how genetic disposition towards risky behaviors are embodied in the brain.

Coronavirus Makes Autoantibodies That Attack The Body's Own Tissues

01.29.2021 01:16 AM

A recent study suggests that coronavirus makes autoantibodies that attack the body's own tissues instead of the virus. So how does it do it?

World's Smallest Reptile Discoverd in Madagascar

01.28.2021 21:57 PM

A team of international scientists has found the world's smallest reptile. A team of international scientists has found a minuscule chameleon in Northen Madagascar that is believed to be the smallest reptile in the world.

People Who Like Villains Like Darth Vader Are Villainous Themselves, Study

01.28.2021 05:45 AM

Scientists found that people who like villains most likely have the dark triad personality. In every story, there is good and evil. Most people would probably choose the good guy and hate the villain.

Children Who Eat Lots of Fish Cut the Risk of Developing Asthma in Half

01.28.2021 05:05 AM

A longitudinal study that eating at least two portions of fish in childhood reduces the risk by half of developing asthma.

Meet Simba: Singapore's First Artificially Conceived Lion Cub

01.28.2021 02:30 AM

Singapore introduces Simba, who was conceived via artificial insemination. His genetic father, Mufasa, died shortly after the procedure at the ripe age of 20.

Scientists Uncover the Mystery Behind the Massive Craters in Siberia

01.28.2021 00:41 AM

Massive craters are appearing in Siberia, worrying scientists about the reason behind the sudden outbursts from underground.

Lab-Produced Embryos Could Save White Rhinos From Extinction

01.27.2021 22:09 PM

Scientists produced two more embryos of white rhinos, increasing the number of viable embryos to five in the race to save the world's most endangered species.

New Microsoft Patent Lets People See, Hear and Chat With Departed Loved Ones

01.27.2021 03:00 AM

The recently released Microsoft patent will allow people to see, hear, and converse with their dearly departed people 3-D motion images.

Meet 'Co-Pig': The Mutant Pig with 2 Heads and 3 Eyes Born During the Pandemic

05.22.2020 13:15 PM

The birth of the mutant piglet with two faces and tree eyes was thought to be a lucky charm by his owner in the Philippines.

First American to Receive Placental Cell Treatment For COVID-19 is an Acclaimed Broadway Scenic Designer

05.22.2020 10:10 AM

As part of FDA's "compassionate use," Edward Pierce was administered placental cells in 15 parts of his body.

World's Fastest Internet that Lets You Download 1,000 HD Movies in One Second is For Real!

05.22.2020 08:48 AM

A micro-comb has astonishing data rates of 44.2 terabits per second download speed that theoretically can download 1,000 High Definition movies.

CDC Emphasized COVID-19 Not Easily Spread by Touching Surfaces or Objects

05.22.2020 05:02 AM

Coronavirus may live on surfaces, but it is not the main way of transmission. Furthermore, they also said that coronavirus does not easily spread from people to animals and animals to people

A Mini-Armada of Space Explorers: China, UAE, and US are All Going to Mars this Summer!

05.22.2020 01:21 AM

Three countries are headed to the red planet this summer, deploying their landers and orbiters to explore the red planet and its atmosphere

Look! Physics Made this Chocolatey Magic Possible

05.21.2020 10:47 AM

A Swiss research team has created iridescent chocolate that shimmers like a rainbow. On May 10, Samy Kamkar posted on his Twitter account a chocolate that shimmers like a rainbow.

115 Healthy Babies have Been Born from Mothers Infected with COVID-19 in India

05.21.2020 07:52 AM

Three of the 115 babies born from COVID-19 mothers initially tested positive, but subsequent tests cleared them.

Cleaning Hack: Viral Tiktok Video Shows How to Clean Garbage Disposal Using Ice Cubes and Hot Water!

05.21.2020 04:19 AM

The viral video has now gained 5.9 million views after sharing an easier way to clean dirty garbage disposal.

Exploding Hand Sanitizers: Never Leave them Inside Hot Cars, Warns Expert

05.21.2020 01:46 AM

Expert warns that hand sanitizers left in hot cars will explode, and its alcohol will evaporate, rendering them useless.

[WANTED] Volunteers to Live in Isolation for 8 Months in Mars Simulation: How Much Will NASA Pay?

05.21.2020 00:11 AM

NASA will pay volunteers to spend eight months locked up in a simulated spacecraft on its way to Mars. But how much is it willing to pay? What are the requirements? Find out.

New Bionic Eye Could Surpass the Real One: It's Got Night Vision Capability!

05.20.2020 22:54 PM

In the future, this bionic eye can be used for better vision prostheses and humanoid robotics. Researchers said it could surpass the sensitivity of the human eye.