Margaret Davis

New 'Chemical Scissor' Could Cut, Stitch Layered 2D Nanomaterials to Design Future Technology

03.17.2023 07:50 AM

A new process that uses 'chemical scissor' allows scientists to tailor layered 2D nanomaterials that could be used for making sustainable technologies. Read the article to learn more.

How To Score More Points in Basketball? Physics Model Identified Optimal Positioning for Players in Scoring, Defending

03.17.2023 06:46 AM

Good positioning in basketball can help the team maintain control of the ball, successfully score points, and defend against opponents. Find out in this article how a physics model could be used in this sport.

Extraterrestrial Life Potentially Exists in the 'Terminator Zone' of Distant Exoplanets, Study Suggests

03.17.2023 06:00 AM

The "terminator zone" is a ring on exoplanets that have one side always facing its star and one side that is always dark. Check out how extraterrestrial life could potentially exist on this site.

Higher Blood Caffeine Levels Associated With Lower Body Fat and Type 2 Diabetes, Study Suggests

03.17.2023 04:31 AM

A new study explores the link between high blood caffeine levels and its health benefits, such as lower body fat. Read the article to learn more.

NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory Spotted Two Pairs of Supermassive Black Holes on Collision Course

03.17.2023 04:10 AM

Using NASA's NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, scientists found two pairs of supermassive black holes on the verge of colliding for the first time. Read the article to learn more details.

What Is Witching Hour? Experts Explain Science Behind It, Offer Tips on Comforting Newborns

03.17.2023 01:49 AM

The witching hour is the inconsolable crying that starts two to three weeks after birth. Check out how to calm down newborns when they experience it.

165-foot Asteroid Estimated To Hit Earth in 2046 Now Highly Unlikely To Hit the Planet, NASA Says

03.16.2023 14:01 PM

Asteroid 2023 DW had a one-in-600 chance of destroying an entire city on Valentine's Day in 2046, but it is now predicted to fly by Earth without colliding with the planet. Read the article to learn more details.

WWII Shipwreck of the SS Thistlegorm Has Developed Into a Reef Rich With Coral and Fish Species

03.16.2023 07:00 AM

The British munitions shipwreck SS Thistlegorm is now a popular Red Sea dive site and is capable of supporting biodiversity. Read the article to learn more about it.

NASA Unveils Sleek Spacesuit for Future Moonwalkers; How Does It Differ From Existing Extravehicular Mobility Unit?

03.16.2023 06:00 AM

The new spacesuit for astronauts of future Moon missions is developed by Axion Space Inc. and will be an upgrade from the ones used in NASA's Apollo missions. Check them out in this article.

62,000-mile-tall Plasma Wall Captured in a Stunningly Detailed New Photo of the Sun

03.16.2023 04:08 AM

A gigantic wall of falling plasma, called polar crown prominence, was just captured in a photograph by an astrophotographer. Check the breathtaking detail in this article.

Five Planets Expected in Large Planetary Alignment This Month; Here's How to Watch Them

03.16.2023 00:41 AM

Seeing five planets align is more uncommon than witnessing two or three planets in line. Check out this article to know how to watch the large planetary alignment this month.

Beating Human Heart Tissue on Its Way to International Space Station via SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft

03.15.2023 09:39 AM

SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is carrying tissue-based models of the human heart to the International Space Station for research. Read the article to learn more details.

First Edition of Nicolaus Copernicus' Book Could Cost $2.5 Million; How Did It Revolutionize Astronomy?

03.15.2023 07:00 AM

There are only 277 known copies of Copernicus' book worldwide and the rare manuscript could fetch up to $2.5 million next month as it goes on sale. Check out why it is considered to be a controversial book in the past.

NASA Captures Unusual Circular Sand Dunes on Mars, Sparking Interest Among Astronomers Worldwide

03.15.2023 04:15 AM

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has snapped pictures of the bizarre sand dunes on Mars that are almost perfectly round. Check it out in this article to learn more.

Oxygen Depletion, Hydrogen Sulfide Expansion in Ancient Seas May Have Caused One of Earth's Mass Extinction Events

03.15.2023 01:41 AM

Scientists found evidence for oxygen depletion and hydrogen sulfide expansion in the samples of organic-rich black shale that shows what caused one of Earth's mass extinction events. Read the article to learn more.

NASA Plans 'Deorbit Tug' To Bring Down ISS by 2030 Using New Spacecraft

03.14.2023 23:25 PM

NASA plans to build a spacecraft to deorbit the International Space Station (ISS) without depending on Russian cargo spacecraft. Read the article to learn more details.

How Much Carbon Dioxide Does Each Country Produce? NASA Earth-observing Satellite Measures Emissions of Every Nation

03.14.2023 10:51 AM

Using satellite observations, a pilot study evaluated carbon dioxide emissions and removals in specific countries. Read the article to learn more.

James Webb Space Telescope Eclipsed Hubble’s Previous Record After Capturing 25,000 Galaxies in a Single Image

03.14.2023 09:30 AM

Astronomers released a mosaic of images last January 2023, which was taken by the James Webb space telescope, showing 15,000 more galaxies than Hubble's previous record. Check it out in this article.

Robots Performing Religious Rituals Gaining Popularity but Devotees Fear They Will Replace Worshippers

03.14.2023 07:45 AM

Robots are being brought to perform Hindu rituals but not all worshippers are happy about it. Check out how robotics and AI are being used in religious activities.

Time Reflection of Electromagnetic Waves Finally Demonstrated in a Breakthrough Experiment

03.14.2023 02:43 AM

Scientists have only hypothesized about time reflection, but the groundbreaking experiment showed that it is possible. Read the article to learn more about it.

Meteorite Slams Into the Moon; Japanese Astronomer Captured the Telltale Flash of Its Impact on the Lunar Surface

03.13.2023 22:49 PM

Moon impacts can be seen from Earth if they are large enough and if they happen at the nearside during lunar nighttime. Check out the incredible meteorite impact on the Moon captured by a Japanese astronomer.

#BORG: Latest College Drinking TikTok Trend May Lead to Alcohol Poisoning, Other Dangers

03.13.2023 10:00 AM

BORG, also known as blackout rage gallons, typically contains a fifth of alcohol which is equivalent to 16 drinks. Read the article to know what dangers it holds to people.

Weight Loss Semaglutide Injection Approved for NHS Use; Will It Help People Become Slim? Where To Get Them?

03.13.2023 08:53 AM

A pioneering weight loss injection was given the green light for widespread NHS use to fight against the ever-rising obesity rates. Read the article to learn more.

Early Venus Could Have Sustained Liquid Water on Its Surface for Billions of Years That Made It Habitable, Study Suggests

03.13.2023 08:10 AM

Venus' modern climate is uninhabitable but researchers found that it did have habitable conditions and liquid water on its surface a long time ago. Read the article to learn more.

Facebook Parent Meta Is Working on a Decentralized Twitter Competitor With the Codename 'P92'

03.13.2023 03:55 AM

Facebook parent Meta is developing a text-focused alternative much like Twitter. But do people need it? Read the article to learn more details.

Giant Atlantic Seaweed Bloom Is Spreading Across Florida and Mexico; How Is It Destroying Coastal Ecosystems?

03.13.2023 00:18 AM

The seasonal seaweed bloom exploded in the tropical Atlantic in the past decade and is already staggeringly large this year. Check out how this could affect wildlife and coastal ecosystems.

Largest, Most Complex Insect's Brain Map Ever Made Shows Neural Connection

03.10.2023 23:40 PM

Researchers constructed the most sophisticated brain map of an insect to date, a milestone breakthrough in neuroscience that moves scientists closer to a genuine grasp of the mechanics of cognition. Read the article to learn more.

Eliminate Space Junk: Scientists Call for Legally-binding Treaty to Protect Earth's Orbit

03.10.2023 21:52 PM

Millions of bits of space junk exist in orbit above the Earth, posing a serious hazard to satellites, spacecraft, and astronauts. Read the article to learn more.

Colchester Vase Is a Crucial Evidence of Gladiators Fighting in Roman Britain, Analysis Suggests

03.10.2023 07:42 AM

Analysis of the Colchester vase unearthed in 1853 shows that gladiators fought in Roman Britain in the late second century AD. Read the article to learn more about this story.

What Is the Shape of the Universe? Here's What Einstein's Theory of General Relativity Suggests

03.10.2023 01:19 AM

Albert Einstein also endeavored in finding the shape of the universe two years after proposing his theory of general relativity. Find out in this article what he thinks is the shape of the universe.