Margaret Davis

Apollo-Era Seismometers Reveal 22,000 New 'Moonquakes' Decades Later

03.22.2024 00:13 AM

A recent analysis of neglected Apollo mission data unveils 22,000 unseen moonquakes, greatly expanding understanding of lunar seismic activity. Read the article to learn more.

Static Electricity: Does It Have Enough Electrical Charge To Ignite a Fire

03.21.2024 04:16 AM

Discover in this article whether static electricity possesses adequate electrical charge to potentially ignite fires.

7,000-Year-Old Boats Unearthed in the Mediterranean Illuminate Neolithic Sailors' Ingenuity

03.21.2024 03:51 AM

Analysis of 7000-year-old boats excavated from an Italian settlement showcases Neolithic sailors' advanced shipbuilding skills, challenging historical timelines of seafaring technology. Learn more details in this article.

Stellar Appetites Unveiled: Twin Star Studies Shed Light on the Frequency of Stars Devouring Their Planets

03.21.2024 01:32 AM

The disparity in composition among twin stars, born simultaneously, implies many stars altered their chemistry, possibly by engulfing planets. Continue reading to learn more.

Point Nemo: British Explorer Aims To Become First To Reach Remotest Area on Earth

03.21.2024 00:22 AM

British explorer Chris Brown is embarking on a mission to the watery graveyard of Point Nemo, a remote area unseen by man. Read the article for more details.

UFOs Hover Over Mexican Oil Rig, Alleged Underwater Alien Base Unearthed

03.21.2024 00:12 AM

An oil rigger off the Mexican coast witnessed UFOs hovering above the deck for 10 minutes before swiftly disappearing, supporting claims of a submerged alien base near Tampico. Continue reading to learn more.

Deductive vs Inductive Reasoning: What Are the Key Differences Between These Two Modes of Logic?

03.20.2024 20:37 PM

Learn the difference between deductive and inductive reasoning and their examples in this article. Have you enjoyed detective shows? You may have noticed how detectives analyze evidence to identify suspects, using logical reasoning.

China Launches Queqiao-2 Satellite To Bridge Communications Between Earth and Moon for Future Lunar Exploration

03.20.2024 11:28 AM

Queqiao-2 will facilitate Earth-Moon communication as well as Chang'e lunar missions, as China aims for a relay satellite constellation for future missions. Continue reading to learn more details.

TerraPower's Next-Gen Nuclear Power Plant Will Be Built in Wyoming: A Leap Forward in Affordable Energy

03.20.2024 08:32 AM

TerraPower, co-founded by Bill Gates, aims to construct its inaugural US nuclear plant, targeting a Wyoming site for June construction start. Read the article to learn more. 

New Drone Footage Unveils Fukushima Nuclear Plant Damage 13 Years After Meltdown

03.20.2024 03:50 AM

New drone footage reveals extensive damage to Fukushima nuclear power plant 13 years after meltdown, showcasing aftermath and structural issues. Continue reading for more details.

Eclipse Chasing: Which Places in the Path of Totality Will Have the Best Weather on April 8?

03.20.2024 00:05 AM

On April 8, seekers of the total solar eclipse aim for optimal weather, while preparations are essential for cloudy areas. Check out which places in the path of totality have the best weather on that day.

What To Expect as Spring Begins? March Equinox Marks the Transition of Seasons in the Northern Hemisphere

03.19.2024 07:05 AM

Find out what to expect as spring equinox marks the transition of seasons in the Northern Hemisphere in this article.

Gz9p3: James Webb Space Telescope Uncovers One of the Universe's Oldest Galaxies

03.19.2024 06:53 AM

The Hubble Space Telescope initially spotted a faint point of light, but James Webb's observations unveiled it as an enormous ancient galaxy. Read the article for more details.

Iceland's Fourth Volcanic Outburst Sends Molten River Close to Grindavik, Raises Coastal Hazard Concerns

03.19.2024 03:45 AM

Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula volcano erupted for the fourth time in four months, narrowly missing Grindavík but threatening a life-threatening gas plume. Read the article for more details.

Stunning Images of the 'Devil Comet' Reveal Gas Swirls Enveloping Its Icy Core

03.19.2024 01:31 AM

Recent photos unveil a concealed swirling light pattern encircling the city-sized 'devil comet' 12P/Pons-Brooks, as it approaches the sun. Check out more details in this article.

Urban Greening Boosts Rodent Population and Zoonotic Disease Risk

03.19.2024 00:14 AM

New research shows that urban greening amplifies the presence of rodents, heightening the risk of zoonotic diseases in cities. Continue reading to learn more.

Measuring Sustainability: How Many Times Should You Use Reusable Items To Offset Their Carbon Footprint?

03.18.2024 07:46 AM

Discover in this article the pivotal role of frequency of use in achieving carbon neutrality for reusable items.

Figure 01: ChatGPT-Powered Humanoid Robot Excels in Real-Time Conversations and Household Tasks

03.18.2024 07:25 AM

OpenAI's Figure 01 robot, powered by ChatGPT, can converse, answer questions, and perform household chores autonomously. Continue reading for more details.

Reviving Coral Reefs: Steel Frames Spark Life in Once-Dead Ecosystems

03.18.2024 05:27 AM

Seeding steel frames revives devastated coral reefs, addressing human-inflicted damage, though they remain vulnerable to heat-driven bleaching. Read the article for more details.

China Is Working on a Giant Rail Gun System for Its Hypersonic Airplane, Aiming for Twice the Speed of Sound

03.18.2024 04:59 AM

China's ambitious plan involves using a giant rail gun to propel Boeing 747-sized space planes into space at twice the speed of sound. Read the article for more details.

What Can Whale Menopause Tell About Human Evolution? New Study Sheds Light on This Evolutionary Enigma

03.17.2024 23:18 PM

Recent research suggests that menopause in whales may offer an evolutionary advantage, potentially paralleling benefits observed in human females. Read the article for more details.

Environmental Campaigners Warn French President Over Frog Legs Delicacy's Impact on Species Decline

03.16.2024 03:30 AM

Campaigners warn that France's demand for frog legs is jeopardizing Asian species, prompting calls for enhanced global protections from scientists and veterinarians. Continue reading for more details.

10 Ancient Shipwrecks From About 5,000 Years Ago Found Near Greek Island

03.16.2024 01:16 AM

Marine archaeologists found 10 shipwrecks, including a Roman-era vessel, near a Greek island in the Mediterranean during a multiyear project. Check out more details in this article.

AI Ghosts May Pose Mental Health Risks; Expert Advises Against Resurrecting Deceased Loved Ones as Avatars

03.15.2024 23:33 PM

As technology advances, the prospect of recreating deceased loved ones as AI 'ghosts' emerges, raising concerns about potential mental health risks. Read the article to learn more.

Earth's Hidden Water Reserves: How Much Is on the Planet's Crust?

03.15.2024 06:22 AM

Earth, though largely covered by water, conceals a significant amount within its crust, prompting curiosity about its hidden reserves. Find out how much water is in Earth's crust in this article.

NASA Achieves Recent Milestone of Beaming Messages Across Space with Laser Technology for Interstellar Web Expansion

03.15.2024 06:01 AM

NASA sent a laser message from 10 million miles away, 40 times the Moon's distance, potentially enabling video calls with Mars astronauts. Continue reading for more details.

Mars' Hidden Giant Volcano and Possible Glacier Discovered Near Equator; Could This Be a Gateway to Martian Life?

03.15.2024 02:20 AM

At the 55th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, scientists revealed a groundbreaking discovery: a giant volcano and buried glacier on Mars. Continue reading for more details.

SpaceX's Starship Achieves Orbital Speed and In-Space Refueling Milestone Before Loss

03.15.2024 00:30 AM

SpaceX made strides in an hourlong test flight of its Starship rocket on its third attempt Thursday but lost contact as it neared splashdown in the Indian Ocean. Continue reading for more details.

Why Is Blue So Rare? Unraveling the Mystery of Its Scarcity in the Natural World

03.14.2024 08:05 AM

Ever wondered why blue is uncommon in nature despite its stunning color? Read the article to find out the answer.

Astronauts on Extended Journeys May Encounter Space Headaches, Demonstrating Microgravity's Impact on the Human Brain

03.14.2024 06:20 AM

Research reveals space headaches as a significant challenge for astronauts, particularly those without prior headache issues, impacting their experiences on the ISS. Read the article to learn more.