Margaret Davis

Earth's Ever-Changing Surface Caused Dynamic Plate Tectonics That Started 1.3 Billion Years After the Planet Formed

07.27.2023 05:18 AM

Researchers found evidence in Australia that plate tectonic movements on Earth started 3.2 billion years ago. Continue reading to learn more.

Age-Related Cognitive Decline Could Be Paused Through Brain Protein Misregulation, Researchers Say

07.27.2023 03:49 AM

Discovery of the misregulated brain protein linked to age-related cognitive decline holds the potential for interventions to combat memory impairment. Read the article to learn more.

235-Million-Year-Old Fossil Revealed New Armored Reptile Species That Sheds Light on Dinosaur Evolution

07.27.2023 02:51 AM

New armored reptile species, an archosaur fossil, links armor's evolution with dinosaurs and pterosaurs. Continue reading to learn more.

Falcon Heavy Soars Again: Witness History With SpaceX's Seventh Launch of the Mighty Rocket

07.27.2023 00:21 AM

Watch Falcon Heavy's 7th launch live on July 26, 11:04 p.m. EDT, carrying Jupiter 3, the largest communications satellite. Read the article to learn where to catch its launch live.

Organic Garlic Unveiled: Exploring Its Top Health Benefits and Superfood Secrets

07.26.2023 12:40 PM

Garlic is not only an exceptional addition to recipes but is also proven to be a natural remedy for many ailments. Check out this article to know more about the many health benefits it offers for the body.

Exploding Invisible Boson Stars: Scientists Explore Whether Bosenovas Behave Like Supernovas

07.26.2023 06:10 AM

New research details the behavior of unseen 'bosenovas,' invisible explosions that occur when invisible stars die. Read the article to learn more.

Siberia's Massive Frozen Crater Dubbed 'Gateway to Underworld' Is Continuing To Grow, Drone Footage Reveals

07.26.2023 05:55 AM

Drone footage reveals the world's largest permafrost crater, formed after deforestation and melting, located in Siberia continues to grow in size. Read the article to learn more.

Amasia: Earth's Next Supercontinent May Come From the Merging of North America and Asia

07.26.2023 03:50 AM

New research suggests that the shrinking Pacific Ocean will lead to the collision of North America and Asia, forming the supercontinent "Amasia." Continue reading to learn more.

Atlantic Ocean Current on the Brink of Critical Tipping Point That Could Disrupt Northern Hemisphere's Climate

07.25.2023 23:29 PM

Analysis shows the Atlantic Ocean current is slowing and becoming less resilient, possibly collapsing within decades, risking climate disruption. Read the article to learn more details.

What Are Multifocal Contact Lenses? Here's How This Device Helps People With Presbyopia To See Clearly

07.25.2023 09:34 AM

Multifocal contact lenses use optics to enable focus on different focal points, offering a clear vision for various distances and addressing presbyopia. Check out this article to learn how it works.

Oldest Glass Workshop Found in a Ritual Site in Czech Republic, Providing New Insights into Iron Age Trade and Ceremonies

07.25.2023 08:53 AM

Archaeologists in the Czech Republic unearthed the oldest known glass workshop north of the Alps, part of an early settlement site that produces exquisite glass artifacts. Read the article to learn more.

Water Vapor Detected in Baby Planet System Sheds Light Into Its Potential Habitability, Earth's Origins

07.25.2023 05:11 AM

Scientists study water's arrival on Earth and its implications for exoplanets using PDS 70, a planetary system 370 light-years away. Continue reading to learn more.

SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket Set To Launch on Wednesday, Carrying Communication Satellites

07.25.2023 02:36 AM

SpaceX plans separate Falcon Heavy launches on Wednesday and Thursday nights for the Jupiter 3 satellite from Kennedy Space Center. Read the article to learn more.

Mysterious Source of 'Gravity Hole' in Indian Ocean Where Gravitational Pull Is Weaker Finally Identified

07.25.2023 00:01 AM

A "gravity hole" found in 1948 in the Indian Ocean, where the sea level drops by 328 feet (100 meters), might be shaped by magma plumes. Read the article to learn more details.

How Healthy Is Oat Milk? Popular Dairy Alternative Full of Health Benefits But Low on Protein

07.24.2023 08:26 AM

Oat milk is rich in vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin B12, offering potential health benefits compared to dairy milk. Read the article to learn more.

World's Largest Wind Turbine Generates Power on China's Grid, Reducing the Country's Carbon Emissions Every Year

07.24.2023 08:21 AM

China's Three Gorges Energy connects the world's first 16-megawatt offshore wind turbine, supplying clean energy for 36,000 homes. Check out the whole story in this article.

Scuba Diver Survives Rare Blood Syndrome Caused by Underwater Cave Dive; How Can Fluid Escape From the Veins?

07.24.2023 05:38 AM

The attending doctor stated that this highly uncommon blood syndrome due to diving has seldom been documented globally. Continue reading to learn more.

$600,000 Grant Fuels Cutting-Edge Research in Merging Artificial Intelligence With Human Brain

07.24.2023 02:40 AM

Australian researchers secure over $600,000 in federal funding to integrate human brain cells with AI, led by Monash University and Cortical Labs. Read the article to learn more about the research.

Zebrafish in Space? China Pioneers Experiment on Tiangong Space Station, Hoping To Mitigate Bone Loss in Astronauts

07.24.2023 00:26 AM

Zebrafish bound for the Tiangong Space Station will illuminate the hazards of prolonged weightlessness in space exploration. Continue reading to learn more.

NASA Scientist Warns of Record-Breaking Heat: July Could Be Hottest Month in Centuries

07.22.2023 03:58 AM

NASA issues a warning about 'unprecedented changes' on Earth, coinciding with Europe's relentless Heatwave Charon. Read the article to learn more details.

Cocaine Sharks: Scientists Think These Apex Predators Could Be Feasting on Bales of Drugs Dumped in the Ocean

07.22.2023 01:32 AM

Scientists investigate "Cocaine Sharks" off the Florida coast, testing if sharks are consuming drug bales in a TV series for Shark Week. Read the article to learn more.

Syphilis Surges Among Women in Houston: 128% Increase and Alarming Rise in Congenital Cases Spark Concerns

07.22.2023 00:52 AM

Houston Health Department reports a 128% surge in syphilis among women and a nine-fold rise in congenital cases, with symptom confusion concerns. Continue reading to learn more details.

Oppenheimer: Closer Look Into the Life of Complex Scientist and Leader

07.21.2023 14:38 PM

Check out this article to learn more about the life of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the physicist who led the Manhattan Project during World War II to develop the atomic bomb.

Geothermal Energy Reaches a Milestone With Texas-Based Startup's Breakthrough Technology, Making Large-Scale Adoption Feasible

07.21.2023 08:37 AM

Texas-based Fervo Energy proves that enhanced geothermal systems can effectively extract energy on a commercial scale from a wider range of sites. Continue reading to learn more details.

Type 1 Diabetes Cases in Children, Teens Increased During COVID-19 Pandemic

07.21.2023 08:28 AM

The exact cause of why type 1 diabetes in children and teens increased during the COVID-19 pandemic remains uncertain, prompting further investigation. Read the article to learn more.

Curcumin Shows Promising Results in Shielding Coral from Climate Change-Induced Damage

07.21.2023 03:54 AM

Italian researchers demonstrated curcumin's efficacy, a natural turmeric substance, against coral bleaching. Read the article to learn more.

Thousands of Bizarre 'Penis Fish' Wash Up on Argentine Beaches After Storm; Fishermen Flock to Grab These Greatly Sought-After 10-Inch Sea Worms

07.21.2023 00:24 AM

Following a storm, Argentina's beaches were flooded with penis fish, attracting fishermen who gathered them as bait. Continue reading to learn more details.

Space Weather Research: Advancements and Breakthroughs

07.20.2023 10:12 AM

Space weather research has recently focused on monitoring and forecasting that helped in achieving extended prediction capabilities. Continue reading to learn more.

How Hot Can the Human Body Take? Examining Supercharged Heat Waves and Their Dangerous Impact on Daily Activities

07.20.2023 08:34 AM

Climate-induced heat waves are intensifying, lasting longer, and growing hotter, raising concerns about their impact on daily activities. Read the article to learn how hot is too much for the human body to handle.

300,000-Year-Old Throwing Stick Unveils Early Humans as Skilled Woodworkers and Hunters

07.20.2023 05:45 AM

 A recent study reveals that the throwing sticks unearthed in the 1990s are the oldest weapons in human history, revealing early humans as woodwork experts. Read the article to learn more.