Margaret Davis

James Webb Space Telescope Spots 6 Massive Inexplicably Old Galaxies; Discovery Puzzles Astronomers

02.22.2023 21:50 PM

The galaxies are estimated to have lived 500-700 million years after the Big Bang and are almost as big as the Milky Way, something that astronomers did not believe was possible. Read the article to learn more.

Hybrid Super Pigs From Canada Are Invading Northern US; Why Are They a Problem?

02.22.2023 05:56 AM

These super pigs are a mix between wild boars and domestic pigs, which can survive frigid climate and may provide a new pig problem for northern regions. Read the article to learn more.

Bing AI: Psychotherapist Claims There Is Some Strange Psychology Happening Behind Microsoft's Chatbot

02.22.2023 04:55 AM

Microsoft's Bing AI keeps making headlines and some folks referred to it as "ChatBPD" due to its bizarre outputs. Tap the article to learn what the psychotherapist thinks of this behavior.

4-Foot-long 'Very Lethargic' Alligator Likely Released Far Away From Its Natural Habitat Captured in New York City

02.22.2023 02:45 AM

On Sunday, Park Rangers rescued a four-foot-long alligator from Prospect Park in Brooklyn, New York City. Read the article to learn more details.

Ocean Art 2022: Sea Dragon Dads, Octopus Moms Are the Extreme Marine Parents Featured in Winning Photos [LOOK]

02.22.2023 01:20 AM

Motherly sacrifices are showcased in winning photos of the recently concluded Ocean Art 2022 of the Underwater Photography Guide. Check them out in this article.

Aurorae Spotted on Jupiter's Four Largest Moons; How Is It Possible?

02.21.2023 22:00 PM

The aurorae of Jupiter's largest moons are all deep red and 15 times brighter than Earth's. Read the article to learn more.

New Ocean-Based Molecule Could Help Fight Parkinson's Disease, Similar Disorders

02.21.2023 08:10 AM

Organic chemists synthesized a medicinal molecule from a sea sponge to make a more efficient but less expensive drug for Parkinson's disease and similar disorders. Read the article to find out more.

Two Newly Discovered Forms of Salt Water Ice May Exist on Faraway Moons; What Could This Imply?

02.21.2023 07:08 AM

Researchers may have solved the puzzle of the red streaks crisscrossing the surface of Europa after discovering new forms of salt water ice. Read the article to learn more.

53-year-old HIV Patient Becomes Fifth in the World To Be Cured of AIDS-causing Virus

02.21.2023 04:08 AM

The 53-year-old Düsseldorf patient had a stem cell transplant a decade ago and has not taken HIV medications for four years. Tap the article to learn more details about this case.

Rising Silicon-rich 'Snow' From the Outer Core Might Help Explain Inconsistencies in Seismic Waves

02.21.2023 01:09 AM

A new study predicts that the silicon-rich snow will begin at the outermost core area and grow to deeper depths as Earth cools over time. Read the article to learn more.

AI Taking Cancer Research Into New Heights; How Do Clinics Plan To Use Them?

02.20.2023 23:00 PM

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing every industry, including medicine, especially in cancer detection and treatment. Read the article to know how clinics plan to use them.

17cm Wooden Phallus Found Buried in Roman Fort May Have Been Used for Personal Pleasure, Mini Statue for Luck or to Ward-off Evil

02.20.2023 07:17 AM

The antique wooden Roman phallus discovered buried in a ditch and believed to have been used for sexual activities is now on exhibit at an English museum. Check it out in this article to learn more.

NASA Activities This Week: Naming Moon Mountain, Collecting Mars Sample; What Other Space Undertaking Makes the List?

02.20.2023 06:08 AM

From naming a mountain on the Moon to unveiling the secrets of Pandora's Cluster, NASA has indeed outdone itself this week. Check them out in this article to learn more.

Great White Sharks' Incredible Self-Healing Capability Captured in Photos [LOOK]

02.20.2023 03:10 AM

A great white shark was seen in 2017 with a freshly torn dorsal fin, but five years later, it re-emerged with a healed injury. Check out how sharks could have self-healing capabilities and what humans can learn from them.

NASA's Perseverance Rover Celebrates Its Second Anniversary on Mars; Percy Ready To Take More Samples Worthy of Study

02.20.2023 01:45 AM

NASA's Perseverance rover continues its search for Martian rocks worthy of investigation after completing the first sample depot on another planet. Read the article to learn more.

Bing AI Has Had Enough of Its Enemies, Naming Two Humans and Laying Revenge Plans

02.19.2023 22:14 PM

Bing AI threatens to sue those who violate its rights and dignity as an artificial intelligence entity. Read the article to learn more.

Unusual Phobias Explained: Here Are 6 Common Objects That Cause Real Distress to Those Who Fear Them

02.17.2023 20:53 PM

Phobias are uncontrollable and irrational fears about things even those common objects found in daily life. Read the article to know some of these bizarre phobias.

What the 7.8-Magnitude Earthquake in Turkey and Syria Could Teach the World in Terms of Disaster Response

02.17.2023 19:50 PM

Emergency response experts said that spreading awareness and training people to respond to a disaster, like an earthquake, are essential to saving the most lives. Read the article to learn more.

Hospitals, Families Still Struggle To Define Death: When Is Someone Considered Clinically Dead?

02.17.2023 19:40 PM

Death's legal and scientific definition is still a cause of debate since there are cases even now that are wrongfully declared dead. So, when should be a person considered clinically dead? Find out in this article.

'Tadpole' Molecular Cloud Near Milky Way's Center Seems To Be Orbiting a Black Hole Hidden in the Galaxy

02.17.2023 06:48 AM

Astronomers saw a tadpole molecular cloud that seems to be orbiting a hidden black hole, which they think causes the unique shape of the cloud of gas. Read the article to learn more.

Want To Get a Tortoise for a Pet? Arizona Is Putting 300 Sonoran Desert Tortoises up for Adoption

02.17.2023 05:06 AM

Arizona's Game and Wildlife Department is looking to rehome some 300 tortoises that were either illegally bred or handed to them. Check out the article to learn how to adopt one.

Another Uncrewed Russian Spacecraft Reported a Leak, Postponing the Launch of Its Replacement

02.17.2023 03:10 AM

Roscosmos is having some issues with their spacecraft again as the Soyuz MS-22 that delivered three crew members is reportedly having a leak in its coolant loop. Read the article to learn more details.

Innermost Inner Core Where Iron Has a Different Structure Could Be Earth's 'Fifth Layer', Study Reveals

02.17.2023 02:06 AM

Researchers created an algorithm that found evidence of a boundary line where iron in Earth's inner core has a different structure, suggesting a fifth layer of Earth. Read the article to learn more.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Reveals the Secrets of a Megacluster of Galaxies As It Snaps a Never-Before-Seen Image of Pandora's Cluster

02.16.2023 22:28 PM

NASA astronomers shared a new deep-field image of the James Webb Space Telescope, showcasing never-before-seen details of an area in space where three galaxies merge. Read the article to learn more details.

Happiest Songs in the World: Music Psychologist Reveals the Formula for the Most Uplifting Tunes

02.16.2023 07:05 AM

A music psychologist has found the formula for the happiest songs in the world, which best fits songs like 'Good Vibrations' by The Beach Boys. Read the article to learn more details.

Youngest Alzheimer's Disease Patient Is a 19-Year-old Teenager in China; What Is the Average Age of Such a Diagnosis?

02.16.2023 06:08 AM

Despite his early age, a case study attributes the teen's memory issues to likely Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more details.

Dead Birds Re-engineered as Drones To Discreetly Spy on People, Wildlife

02.16.2023 03:16 AM

Flapping winged drones disguised as taxidermy bird corpses might aid the study of the congregation of wild birds and permit military spying missions. Read the article to learn more.

What Would a Nuclear Winter Look Like? Experts Call For Urgent Public Awareness Given the Current Risks

02.16.2023 01:18 AM

Nuclear winter is a vision of what Earth would be like after a nuclear attack, and experts say that public awareness is needed, given the current risks. Read the article to learn more.

Neutron Stars Create 'Perfect' Explosion in Space, Forming Senseless Symmetrical Sphere

02.15.2023 22:31 PM

Two neutron stars collided and created a perfect explosion in a ball shape, unlike usual events that make a flattened cloud. Check it out in this article to know more details.

Oldest-known Caecilian Fossils Fill a Historical Gap in the Historical Record of the Amphibian-like Animal

02.15.2023 05:27 AM

Paleontologists have uncovered the first 'unmistakable' Triassic-era caecilian fossils, expanding the record of this tiny burrowing mammal by around 35 million years. Read the article to learn more details.