Margaret Davis

Bermuda Triangle: Do Mysterious Events Still Happen in This Western Part of North Atlantic?

11.21.2022 10:36 AM

Legends about the unexplained events in Bermuda Triangle have circulated for decades, although they slowly died down in recent years. So do mysterious things in this part of the world still happen? Find out the answer in this article.

How Do Fireflies Blink in Sync? Mathematicians Confirm Novel Form of "Chimeric" Synchrony

11.21.2022 09:37 AM

Fireflies' synchronized flashes like Christmas lights in the dark have always fascinated scientists. Check out in this article how they found out the key details of why these insects behave in such a way in the wild.

Health Experts Anticipate Brutal Season of Respiratory Syncytial Virus; How to Enhance Immunity Against Diseases This Winter?

11.21.2022 04:16 AM

Pediatric respiratory viruses are on the rise, especially the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Medical professionals are concerned about the shortages of hospital staff and beds. Find out how to improve immunity to avoid these diseases during this season.

Andromeda Galaxy Shows Signs of Cannibalism, Showing Galaxies Grow by Eating Smaller Systems

11.21.2022 01:30 AM

An international team of scientists discovered that Andromeda galaxy is a cannibal growing by eating on other galaxies. Read the article to learn more details.

New Interactive Map of the Universe Allows People To Scroll Through the Cosmos to the 'Edge of What Can Be Seen'

11.20.2022 22:28 PM

Scientists unveiled a first-of-its-kind map of the observable universe that allows users to scroll through 200,000 galaxies in the entire cosmos, Check it out in this article.

Why Do Movies Make Quicksand Look Scarier? Researchers Explain Its Terror and How It Works

11.20.2022 03:35 AM

Quicksand has been portrayed in Hollywood movies as a scary liquid that will drown anyone who falls in it. But are these portrayals right? Find out the answer in this article.

SpaceX's Next Cargo Launch to the International Space Station Rescheduled to November 22 After Technical Delays

11.20.2022 00:41 AM

A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft is launching soon to the International Space Station (ISS) and will be the last cargo version that the company expects to build as a crewed spacecraft is underway. Read the article to learn more details.

Waymo To Begin Providing Driverless Rides to the Public in San Francisco After Receiving Permit

11.19.2022 21:55 PM

Waymo is one step closer to charging passengers for a fully driverless car ride as they gain a permit from CPUC to pick up passengers in a test vehicle without a driver. Read the article to learn more.

Medical Breakthrough: Vaccine Trial Prolonged Life to Even Those With Aggressive Brain Cancer

11.18.2022 12:15 PM

Results of a clinical trial showed that the vaccine could prolong the life of cancer patients diagnosed with even the most aggressive glioblastoma. Check out this article to learn more details.

7,000-Pound, Car-Sized Sea Turtle Fossil Found in Spain Is One of the Largest of Its Species That Ever Lived

11.18.2022 07:38 AM

The humongous sea turtle fossil discovered in Spain has a distinctive protruding nose that is unique to other species. Check it out and learn more in this article.

Leonid Meteor Shower Set To Light Up the Night Sky This Week; Here's When and How To Watch It

11.18.2022 04:01 AM

The Leonid meteor shower produces bright and fast meteors for avid skywatchers who are willing to brave the cold weather. Check out when, where, and how to watch it through this article.

Governments Can Now Use an Artificial Intelligence Tool To Assess Whether or Not To Bail Out a Bank in Crisis

11.18.2022 03:46 AM

A new artificial intelligence tool could help governments decide if a bank bailout is necessary by predicting if the intervention will save money in the long term. Read the article to learn more.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Finds 'Undiscovered Country of Galaxies' 350M Years After the Big Bang

11.17.2022 23:09 PM

NASA's JWST captured an image showing early galaxies that formed 350 million years after the Big Bang happened about 13.8 billion years ago. Read the article to learn more details about it.

New Smart Eyeglasses Lets People See Subtitles in Real-Time, Rewinds Conversations

11.17.2022 09:48 AM

A new pair of smart eyeglasses are designed for hard-of-hearing users to let them see subtitles in front of their eyes and rewind conversations. Learn more about it in this article.

Blinking Slowly Could Be an Effective Way To Communicate With Cats, Study Reveals

11.17.2022 07:19 AM

Psychologists confirmed the long-held belief that cats are more likely to approach humans who slow-blink at them. Read the article to find out why.

Tuvalu Might Become the First Nation To Be Uploaded to the Metaverse Due to Existential Threat

11.17.2022 07:07 AM

The Pacific nation of Tuvalu is planning to create a digital version of itself on the metaverse due to the rising sea levels in hopes of preserving its rich culture and beautiful islands. Read the article to learn more.

NASA's Orion Spacecraft Unveils the First Video of Earth as It Begins Its 25-Day Mission Around the Moon

11.17.2022 01:25 AM

NASA's uncrewed Orion capsule is equipped with 16 cameras that will snap pictures and aid in gathering data during its journey around the Moon and back to Earth. Learn more about it in this article.

Earth-like Clouds Found on Mars After Dust Storms Despite Having Different Atmospheres

11.16.2022 22:39 PM

Orbiting spacecraft reveal images of Earth-like clouds on Mars during springtime in 2019 when dust storms are abundant. Read the article to find out more.

Global Population Reaches 8 Billion as Life Expectancy Increases Around the World

11.16.2022 08:00 AM

The United Nations celebrated the "Day of 8 Billion" as the world's population reaches 8 billion based on Worldometer's data. Learn its significance to the global community in this article.

NASA's Artemis I Moon Rocket Finally Launches to Space on Historic Return to the Lunar Surface

11.16.2022 07:33 AM

The maiden flight of NASA's SLS rocket and Orion capsule is the start of the ambitious historic return of humans to the Moon. Read the article to learn more about this mission.

Hermaphrodite Lizard Fish, Other Bizarre Sea Creatures Discovered Living in Deep-Sea Volcanoes in the Indian Ocean

11.16.2022 04:20 AM

Researchers have returned from a 35-day expedition in deep seas and shared bizarre creatures in the Indian Ocean, including the hermaphrodite lizard fish. Read the article to learn more.

Wormholes May Have Been Hiding in Plain Sight: Scientists Determine Their Difference From Black Holes

11.16.2022 01:08 AM

Physicists believe that wormholes may have been detected with the help of a theoretical model and that they can be traveled through. Read the article to learn more.

First-Time NASA Astronaut Spacewalkers Work Outside the Space Station for 7 Hours To Assemble a Mounting Bracket for Future Solar Arrays Upgrade [WATCH]

11.15.2022 22:15 PM

First-time spacewalkers kicked off the first in a series of end-of-the-year spacewalks on Tuesday morning outside of the International Space Station. Tap the article to check out the recent spacewalk.

Brain Implant Powered by Breathing May Help Improve Lives of People With Neurological Disorders

11.15.2022 10:53 AM

Researchers developed a way to charge brain implants solely through breathing movements, overcoming a major hurdle in charging an object inside a human body. Read the article to find out more.

Tesla Alleged Malfunction Turned Deadly, Plowing Two People, Injured Three; What Really Went Wrong With Elon Musk's E-Vehicle?

11.15.2022 09:00 AM

CCTV videos show how a Tesla killed two people and injured many others in an alleged malfunction in China. Check out this story in this article to learn more details.

Satellite Spots World's Largest Iceberg Twice the Size of London Floating off Towards Warmer Seas of the Equator

11.15.2022 04:22 AM

Antarctic iceberg A-76A is seen drifting towards warmer seas of the equator, although it has not changed in size in since last year. Read the article to find out more.

CLIMB: Novel Statistical Model Provides More Efficient Way of Analyzing Large-Scale Genomic Data

11.14.2022 22:19 PM

Researchers developed a new statistical model that learns patterns of the condition-specificity present in genomic data across multiple conditions. Read the article to learn more.

What an Early Embryo Looks Like: Photos of Tissue Shows What Happens During the First 9 Weeks of Pregnancy

11.14.2022 10:47 AM

The CDC says most abortions took place between five to nine weeks when the embryo is still not formed. Find out what happens during early pregnancy and learn how an embryo forms.

Extremely Rare Neurological Condition Enables 23-Year-Old Man to Taste Names, Claiming Some Are Delicious

11.14.2022 09:45 AM

A 23-year-old man's rare neurological condition makes him experience the sensation of certain tastes, smells, or feelings in certain names. Check out his story in this article and find out how he can taste some names.

Uganda's First-Ever Satellite Has Equipment for 3D Bioprinting Human Organs to Print Tissues in Space

11.14.2022 04:36 AM

NASA's Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport facility in Virginia sent a satellite to Uganda last week that will provide agricultural and security monitoring, and conduct 3D bioprinting experiments. Read the article to find out more.