Margaret Davis

How Does God Look Like? AI Renders Images Predicting the Face of God

12.30.2022 00:15 AM

An artificial intelligence (AI) revealed a series of pictures of what the "Face of God" would look like. Check out how it created those photos in this article.

Cholera Outbreak in Haiti Infected Over 13,000 People Less Than A Year Since the Government Eliminated the Disease

12.29.2022 23:12 PM

Haiti is currently experiencing a cholera outbreak with a strain of bacteria that is more than 10 years old. Read the article to learn more details on this recent disease outbreak.

Saturn's Icy Moon Enceladus Could Harbor Life After Scientists Detected Methane in the Jets of Water Bursting Through the Ice

12.29.2022 21:26 PM

Saturn's Enceladus has a vast ocean covered by an icy shell and near its mouth pole, hundreds of plumes of water vapor burst through the ice where scientists detected methane that could be a sign of microbial life. Read the article to learn more details.

Obesity Causes Chronic Inflammation That Disrupts Milk Production of Breastfeeding Moms

12.29.2022 20:29 PM

Insufficient breast milk production has been noted in women suffering from obesity, which causes chronic inflammation. Learn more about how the two are linked together which resulted in plummeting numbers of mothers breastfeeding their children.

Earth’s North Magnetic Pole Is Moving to Siberia From Canada Due To Molten Material in the Planet’s Interior, Study Suggests

12.29.2022 07:40 AM

Earth's North Magnetic Pole has shifted away from Canada and is moving towards Siberia at a rapid pace in recent years. Find out in this article what causes it to move.

72-Million-Year-Old Fossil of New Crocodile Species Initially Mistaken as a Dinosaur Discovered in Brazil

12.29.2022 06:50 AM

Scientists discovered a giant new crocodile species with a very strong bite that lived alongside dinosaurs millions of years ago. Read the article to learn more about them.

How Far Can Humans Throw a Ball on Other Planets? Astronomer Explains the Math Behind It

12.29.2022 00:57 AM

Astronomer James O'Donoghue shared on a video how far a ball will go when it is thrown into other planets in the Solar System, even including Pluto and the Moon. Check it out in this article to find out.

Penguins Added to the List of Self-Aware Animals After Passing the Mirror Test

12.29.2022 00:28 AM

Scientists conducted the mirror test with a dozen of Adelie penguins in East Antarctica to see if they recognize their reflection. Check out the results of their experiments in this article.

Treating Age-Related Hearing Loss Involves Training the Brain to Filter Out Background Noise, Study Suggests

12.28.2022 22:04 PM

Researchers found that older mice are less capable of turning off specific neurons when exposed to noise, resulting in a fuzzy soundscape. Read the article to learn how training the brain to filter noise will help with age-related hearing loss.

Affordance Theory: Scientists Explain Why Women Tend to See More Housework Than Men

12.28.2022 09:35 AM

Scientists use affordance theory in an attempt to explain why there is a continuous unequal distribution of housework and childcare between men and women. Read the article to learn more.

High-Resolution MRI Shows the Impact of Migraine on the Brain, Revealing Mechanisms Behind Its Symptoms

12.28.2022 04:51 AM

Researchers are working to understand how migraine impacts the brain using a revolutionary MRI technology. Read the article to learn more.

Theorists Found a Way of Predicting the Shapes of Crystals Lacking Symmetry

12.28.2022 02:21 AM

Rice University researchers found a way to predict how crystals would take shape from their internal chemistry even if they are assymetrical. Read the article to learn more.

Researchers Developed Novel Cancer Treatment Using Math That Could Be 22% More Effective in Targeting Tumors Than Standard Methods

12.27.2022 23:16 PM

Researchers identified a new method for killing cancer cells better than the standard radiation treatment regimens. Read the article to learn the full details.

Rapidly Growing Measles Outbreak in Ohio Infecting 82 Children Linked to Increased Anti-Vaccine Sentiments

12.27.2022 22:35 PM

About 82 confirmed cases of measles were recorded in Ohio in recent weeks of which 32 resulted in hospitalizations, but no deaths have been reported. Read the article to learn more about this disease outbreak.

Mistletoe May Have Healing Properties Despite Being a Parasitic Plant as Proven by Ancient Human Civilizations

12.27.2022 06:30 AM

Ancient civilizations have used the glue-like substance of mistletoe berries for various applications, like trapping birds and even as skin ulcer ointment. Check out more about the uses of this parasitic plant in this article.

James Webb Space Telescope Reveals a Glimpse of the Earliest Galaxies in the Universe

12.27.2022 05:30 AM

UCLA astrophysicists got a glimpse of the earliest galaxies in the universe with the help of the James Webb Space Telescope. Check out the article to find out what they discovered.

Comet Strikes on Jupiter's Europa Could Have Delivered Ingredients for Its Hidden Ocean, Study Reveals

12.27.2022 04:30 AM

New research examines comet impacts on Jupiter's icy moon Europa to know how they could have played a role in life on Europa. Read the article to know more.

Induced Human Hibernation Could Be a Thing in the Future for Space Travel, Surviving Energetic Crises, Coping With Serious Injury

12.27.2022 00:35 AM

Some scientists believe that human hibernation during the winter season could become possible due to its potential benefits. Read the article to learn more.

Hubble Space Telescope Spots Long-Armed Galaxy 450 Million Light-Years Away in Great Detail

12.26.2022 21:24 PM

NASA/ESA's Hubble Space Telescope obtained a magnificent image of the spiral galaxy ESO 415-19. Check it out in this article to learn more,

Protecting One of the World's Tiniest Geckos: Extremely Rare Paper Clip-sized Lizard Only Lives in a Tiny Remote Caribbean Island

12.26.2022 10:20 AM

United Island wardens are prepared to protect the flora and fauna in the United Island, including the extremely rare paperclip-sized gecko. Tap the article to learn more details.

Miniature Robots With Cameras Use To Investigate Inaccessible Pipes To Look for Cracks To Prevent Leaks

12.26.2022 07:55 AM

Scientists have developed miniature robots that will investigate the pipe network to check for faults and breaks that may lead to leaks. Read the article to know more.

Asian Hornet Invasion in Europe Traced Back to a Single Queen Bee Introduced to France in 2004, Study Reveals

12.26.2022 03:08 AM

The Asian hornet invasion in Europe was first recorded in 2021 in Ireland. Now, scientists traced back its native range and found it descended from a single queen in 2004. Read the article to know the full story.

Capsaicin in Chili Pepper Could Help People Regain Their Sense of Taste Lost Due to COVID-19

12.25.2022 23:01 PM

A study of 2,000 diners who had COVID-19 found that almost half of them were increasing the amount of chili pepper and other spices in their food to enhance its flavor. Read the article to find out how capsaicin could help in regaining the sense of taste.

Mediterranean Diet Linked to Improved Chances of Conception Among Couples Struggling With Infertility

12.25.2022 21:07 PM

The effect of an anti-inflammatory diet is likely related to the diverse and synergistic relationships between the array of vitamins and minerals that modulate inflammatory processes. Read the article to know how it helps with infertility.

Pancake-Like Map of Earth Is the Most Accurate Picture of the World Yet; How Is This Better Than the Globe?

12.23.2022 21:12 PM

Astrophysicists created a two-sided flat map of Earth, displaying both sides of the world without the limits of being a 2D map. Check it out in this article.

All Living Things Die: What Happens to the Body After Death?

12.23.2022 21:08 PM

Death may be a terrifying prospect, but learning each stage of what could happen brings some of the mystery of one's final moments into light. Read the article to learn more.

Death on Another Planet: How Long Will Humans Live in Other Worlds in the Solar System?

12.23.2022 20:57 PM

On Earth, people die of old age, diseases, and through accidents or violence. But how would a human perish on another planet within the Solar System? Check out this article to find out the answer.

3D-Printed Eye Tissue From Stem Cells Could Lead to Breakthrough in Treating Degenerative Eye Diseases

12.23.2022 09:10 AM

NIH used 3D printing to create eye tissue from stem cells by printing a combination of cells that form the outer blood-retina barrier. Check it out in this article.

Soyuz Spacecraft Leak Could Prompt Russia to Send Rescue Mission for Stranded Cosmonauts Aboard the ISS

12.23.2022 08:30 AM

Russia is planning a "rescue" mission to the International Space Station (ISS) to bring back three stranded crew members after the leak in their Soyuz spacecraft. Read the article to learn more details.

Greenland's Ice Loss May Be 100 Times Faster Than Initially Thought as Warm Ocean Water Slowly Melts Glaciers Underneath

12.23.2022 00:33 AM

Current predictions of Greenland's ice loss are probably off based on the updated model that shows the glaciers in the arctic could be melting faster. Read the article to learn more details.