Margaret Davis

Nose-Picking Linked to Higher Chances of Developing Alzheimer's Disease, Study Reveals

04.24.2023 08:01 AM

New research reveals that nose-picking can potentially facilitate the entry of pathogens through the damaged nasal mucosa, leading to the development of amyloid beta plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more details.

AI Anxiety Is Real: Workers Fear They Will Lose Their Jobs to Artificial Intelligence

04.24.2023 05:59 AM

Artificial intelligence (AI) is giving workers anxiety about the future of their work as they might lose their jobs as technology improves every year. Check out how much AI anxiety is affecting people in this article.

Elephant Seals Can Sleep 1,200 Feet Under the Ocean Without Drowning During Their Deep Dives

04.24.2023 02:49 AM

Elephant seals are taking a "sleep spiral" deep in the ocean as per their brainwave activity recorded by an EEG device attached to them during an experiment. Read the article to learn more.

How To Spot People Generated by AI? Experts Warn Against Fake Dating Profiles, Social Media Accounts Used in Extortion

04.23.2023 23:33 PM

Applications, like the Midjourney, can generate AI images in seconds that frauds utilize in making fake dating profiles and social media accounts used in extortion. Read the article to learn more.

John Venn's 100th Death Anniversary: How Do His Famous Diagrams Continue To Help the World Today?

04.21.2023 20:00 PM

John Venn's diagrams are widely used today, but how many know about the man behind them? Check out this article to learn how these diagrams came about.

Prolonged Exposure to the Smell of a Brand New Car Might Not Be Good for the Health, Research Reveals

04.21.2023 19:30 PM

Engineers and health scientists found that a new car contains a high level of chemicals that pose threats to health. Read the article to learn more.

How Reliable Is Short-term Memory? Humans Can Generate False Memories Just Seconds After the Event Happens

04.21.2023 19:00 PM

People are capable of forming false memories of events even seconds after they occurred, which might be influenced by their expectations of what should happen. Read the article to learn more.

What, Why, Where, and How: Science's Top 10 Great Unknowns

04.21.2023 12:00 PM

There is still more to know about science that remains unknown today, ranging from the fundamental nature of the universe to the significance of dreams. Check out this article to know science's greatest unknown and its answers.

Is Cold Plunging Safe? Experts Reveal Whether This Fitness Trend in Social Media Is Worth Trying or Not

04.21.2023 06:00 AM

Check out this popular cold plunging trend in social media and learn the mechanism behind it and know whether it is worth trying or not.

Life on Earth: How Did the First Living Organisms Thrive and Evolve?

04.20.2023 21:00 PM

The origins of life on Earth are one of the greatest mysteries in science. Check out the article to learn how the first living organisms on the planet thrived and evolved billions of years ago.

Top 10 Bizarre Prehistoric Marine Animals That Would Be Classified as Sea Monsters If They Exist Today

04.20.2023 20:55 PM

The modern ocean is filled with different sea animals that may look scary today, but they would not compare to prehistoric species. Check out this article to know some of the bizarre prehistoric marine animals.

How To Survive a Tornado? Here are Some Safety Tips When This Natural Phenomenon Hits Your Area

04.20.2023 20:00 PM

The tornado season between March to June happens when nearly 70% of all tornadoes in a year in the US occur. Read this article to learn how to survive this fatal calamity.

New Rechargeable Battery Made From Fully Edible Substances Can Dissolve Safely in the Stomach After Use

04.20.2023 07:30 AM

The new rechargeable battery is composed of edible components commonly found in shiitake mushrooms, capers, and seaweed, making it safer to use. Check it out in this article.

NASA's 6.2 Million-gallon Swimming Pool Turned Into a Replica of the Moon To Train Artemis Astronauts

04.20.2023 06:32 AM

NASA has even added sand and boulder to its giant Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL) to replicate the surface of the Moon for the astronauts. Read the article to learn more details.

Planets Orbiting Metal-Poor Stars More Likely To Host Life as They Are More Protected From Harmful UV Radiation

04.20.2023 06:00 AM

High UV radiation levels on metal-rich stars paradoxically exposed planets orbiting around them to harmful UV rays, affecting their habitability. Read the article to learn more.

Woolly Mammoths Not Always Fluffy and Sport Miniscule Ears, DNA Analysis Reveals

04.20.2023 02:06 AM

A new study found that woolly mammoths only evolved to be fluffy throughout their 700,000 years of existence. Read the article to learn more about this.

Viruses in World's Oceans? These Extremely Odd Thriving Organisms May Shed Light on the Origin of Herpes

04.19.2023 23:03 PM

A strange group of viruses called mirusviruses, which attack plankton in the ocean, might reveal the origins of herpes and give insights into the diversity of microbes in the sea. Read the article to learn more.

Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’ Detected in Paper Wrappers, Compostable Bowls From Fast Food Restaurants for the First Time

04.19.2023 09:00 AM

The use of compostable packaging is widely accepted for its eco-friendliness, but it may contain harmful "forever chemicals" that have been associated with health issues. Read the article to learn more.

Newly Discovered Box Jellyfish Species in Hong Kong Highlights Rich Diversity of Marine Life in Chinese Waters

04.19.2023 08:00 AM

Researchers found a new species of box jellyfish, which is venomous and marks the first time it has been found in Chinese waters. Check it out in this article.

Vikings Reached the Americas 500 Years Before Christopher Columbus Did, Study Finds

04.19.2023 04:57 AM

A new study presented evidence of Vikings reaching the Americas as early as 985 AD, over 500 years before Christopher Columbus discovered the country. Read the article to learn more details.

Giant Iceberg Off Antarctica's Coast Finally Moving Away From the South Pole After Being Freed From the Seafloor; Will It Affect Nearby Thwaites Glacier?

04.19.2023 02:07 AM

Iceberg B-22A, which initially separated from Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica in 2002, is now finally drifting away from the South Pole. Read the article to learn more details.

Green Laser Light That Mysteriously Appeared Near Japan's Mount Fuji Is Actually From NASA's Satellite

04.18.2023 23:49 PM

An enigmatic green laser light randomly appeared across the skies above Mount Fuji in Japan last year, baffling spectators. Tap the article to learn more.

Man Arrested After Beating a Shark With a Hammer in Florida; Experts Confirmed It Was a Protected Species

04.18.2023 08:25 AM

A Florida man caught on camera hitting a lemon shark with a hammer was arrested after ditching a court summons. Read the article to learn more details about this incident.

Novel Cancer Treatment Uses CRISPR-Edited Fat To Shrink Tumor in Mice

04.18.2023 06:00 AM

A new cancer treatment that uses genetically modified fat shrunk tumors when transplanted into mouse and human tumors, but it requires testing in human trials. Read the article to learn more.

Giant Hole at the Bottom of the Ocean Is Leaking Strange Liquid That May Indicate a Disaster

04.18.2023 03:35 AM

The giant hole located on top of the Cascadia Subduction Zone is leaking up into the ocean, which may be a sign of an earthquake. Read the article to learn more.

ESA's Solar Orbiter Captures Tiny Magnetic Phenomenon on Sun's Outer Atmosphere That Makes It So Hot

04.18.2023 02:00 AM

ESA's Solar Orbiter could have possibly unraveled the 80-year-old enigma of why the outer atmosphere of the Sun is excessively hot. Check out this article to learn more.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Spotted Six Galaxies That Should Not Exist, Challenging Conventional Understanding

04.17.2023 22:55 PM

NASA's $10 billion space telescope has taken images of six galaxies that were between 500 and 700 million years old, which baffled scientists because they are too big for their age. Read the article to learn more about this discovery.

Common Antibiotic as 'Morning-After Pill' Could Help Curb Increasing Cases of Sexually Transmitted Infections

04.17.2023 10:45 AM

Research shows that a common antibiotic taken post-coitus by high-risk groups may help stop the spread of some sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Read the article to learn more.

Elon Musk: SpaceX’s Starship Test Launch Only Has 50% Success Rate, Might Even Explode Like Its Predecessors

04.17.2023 09:13 AM

Elon Musk is doubtful about the success of the test launch of SpaceX's Starship, although he asserted that the event brings excitement nonetheless. Read the article to learn more details.

World's Smallest and Fastest Nano-excitonic Transistor Can Process Data at Light's Speed While Minimizing Heat Energy Loss

04.17.2023 07:40 AM

The nano-excitonic transistor is said to have overcome the limitations of existing transistors and is expected to play an integral part in the optical computer. Read the article to learn more.