Margaret Davis

T Cells Use Mechanical Force to Punch Through Tumors, Kill Cancer

09.15.2022 23:11 PM

Researchers identified the mechanical forces used by T cells to kill cancer cells more efficiently. Read the article to learn more.

7ft Mako Shark Jumps Onto Fishing Boat After Struggling to Escape

09.15.2022 11:30 AM

A group had a once-in-a-lifetime experience of a scene straight out of a movie when a mako shark jumps aboard their ship. Check out this extraordinary encounter in this article.

Starlink is Now Providing Internet Services in Antarctica to Support a Research Outpost on the Continent

09.15.2022 11:00 AM

Starlink internet constellation's polar service will be tested in one of the most remote areas on the planet. Read the article to know how it will support the research outpost on McMurdo Station in Antarctica.

Battery-Powered Exoskeleton Helps Army Veteran With Spinal Cord Injury to Walk Again

09.15.2022 04:15 AM

US Army veteran Richard Neider has been wheelchair-bound for almost a decade until he was given another chance to walk again using a battery-powered exoskeleton. Check out this motorized machine that could help paralyzed individuals move again.

Unique Network of Proteins Restores Hearing in Zebrafish Through Cell Regeneration

09.15.2022 01:21 AM

Genomics helped researchers find the network of proteins that restores hearing in zebrafish, which may help in developing treatments for hearing loss in humans. read the article to learn more.

How to Identify Canker Sore from Oral Cancer? Here are Some of Their Key Differences

09.14.2022 22:47 PM

A canker sore is quite common in many people, but how could people tell if a mouth ulcer is a symptom of oral cancer? Read the article to find out.

NASA's Image of the Week Features the 'Cat Loaf Rock' on Mars Captured by the Perseverance Rover

09.14.2022 09:45 AM

There are no cats on Mars, yet NASA's Perseverance rover spotted a cat-like rock that looks like it is chilling in a loaf position. Check it out in this article.

SpaceX Has Postponed Starlink Rocket Launch On Wednesday Evening Due to Bad Weather

09.14.2022 07:30 AM

SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket carrying 54 Starlink satellites was supposed to launch on Tuesday night but the bad weather has pushed it back. Find out what time will be its next attempt.

Large Sunspot Facing Earth Shots M-Class Solar Flare Towards the Planet

09.14.2022 06:30 AM

The large sunspot has become increasingly active and released an M-class solar flare on Monday, September 12. Find out more about this event in this article.

Noninvasive Brain Stimulation Leads to Memory Improvements in Older Adults, Study Reveals

09.14.2022 03:41 AM

Researchers from Boston University said that noninvasive brain stimulation has the potential to be used as a drug-free treatment to reverse or prevent memory loss in aging people. Read the article to learn more.

USDA Approves Purple Tomato; First Genetically Modified Organism Is Safe to Eat and With 10 Times More Antioxidants

09.13.2022 23:07 PM

Starting in 2023, Americans can buy purple tomato seeds to plant after 14 years of seeking approval from US regulators. Read on to know the health benefits offered by the first example of the genetically modified organism.

Hippo Attacks 50-Year-Old Man, Biting Off A Large Chunk of His Shoulder: How Dangerous Is This Animal?

09.13.2022 10:40 AM

Unknown to many, the hippo is one of the deadliest land animals on the planet as evident to one man in Kenya who was attacked by one. Read the article to know the full story.

First Electric Car Bi-Directional Charging Process Enables Owners to Use It to Power Their Homes: How Does It Work?

09.13.2022 09:30 AM

Nissan announces its approval of the first bi-directional system for its electric vehicle Leaf using Fermata Energy's charger. Read the article to learn more.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe Expected to Fly Through A Solar Flare: Will It Survive?

09.13.2022 05:12 AM

The solar activity is increasing as the Sun is nearing the middle of its 11-year cycle and NASA's Parker Solar Probe hopes to catch a solar flare. read the article to know more about this.

NASA Set to Hold Briefing About Perseverance Rover's Mission as It Continues Its Activities on Mars

09.13.2022 03:14 AM

Members of NASA's Perseverance rover mission will be discussing its activities after one and a half years on Mars. Read the article to find out more.

South Carolina Records First West Nile Virus-Related Death This Year, Health Department Confirms

09.12.2022 23:26 PM

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirms 11 human cases of West Nile virus, along with 5 birds and 38 mosquito samples so far this year. Read the article to know more.

First 3D Model of Exoplanet Orbiting Its Star Offers Clues on How Planets in Binary Systems Form

09.12.2022 10:58 AM

An international team of astronomers used Astrometry to detect a wobbling exoplanet orbiting the larger of the system's stars, allowing them to create a 3D model. Read the article to find out more.

Man Pronounced Brain Dead Found Alive Hours Before Organ Donation: When Do Doctors Announce Neurological Death in Patients?

09.12.2022 08:00 AM

A grieving family was told that their loved one is brain dead and was scheduled for organ donation, but something miraculous happened. Check out this unique case of a man in the US.

Water Is Coming: Nearly 4.4 Million Acres of Land Will Be Below Sea Level By 2050, Study Reveals

09.12.2022 04:10 AM

Louisiana is the most vulnerable state in the United States with the rise of sea levels. Continue reading to know what awaits if global warming accelerates the rise of sea levels.

China to Launch 3 Moon Orbiters in the Next 10 Years After Discovering New Mineral From Lunar Samples Could Be Future Source of Energy

09.12.2022 03:03 AM

China recently discovered a new mineral, called Changesite-(Y), from the lunar samples which could be a future source of energy. Find out the next Moon missions the country plans to further study the mineral.

Thwaites Glacier Closer to Disintegration Than Previously Thought: What Could Happen If the Doomsday Glacier Melts?

09.11.2022 22:57 PM

What will happen when the Thwaites Glacier, also known as "Doomsday Glacier," disintegrates? Find out what scientists said in the latest study that showed the gradual decrease of the Houston-sized glacier.

Potential Diamond Factory May Be Existing in the Core-Mantle Boundary of Earth for Billions of Years [STUDY]

09.09.2022 03:40 AM

If the diamond factory does exist in the core-mantle boundary of Earth, it might explain the weird things in the mantle. Read on to find out more about this topic.

Novel Antibody-Based Therapy Shows It Could Be A Viable Mode of Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease

09.08.2022 22:45 PM

Scientists are one step closer to creating a treatment for Alzheimer's disease using the new antibody-based therapy used in mice with the disease, showing positive results. Read the article to learn more.

Fashion Brands in the Metaverse: How Will Avatars of Real-Life Models Change How Consumers Shop?

09.08.2022 13:11 PM

Luxury fashion brands are already making money in the metaverse. So, how can the avatars of real-life models from Photogenics cause impact consumers? Find out in this article.

31,000-Year-Old Skeleton Unearthed in Borneo is the Earliest Known Amputation, Shedding Light in the Origins of Surgery

09.08.2022 08:30 AM

A child's skeleton from 31,000 years ago had its left foot amputated and apparently survived for nearly 10 years, making it the oldest evidence of surgical limb amputation. Read the article to learn more.

AI-Powered Manicure Robot Is Revolutionizing the Multibillion-Dollar Nail Industry

09.08.2022 03:57 AM

A new manicure robot that uses artificial intelligence (AI) and 3D scanning technology is shaking the nail industry. Find out how this technology could be the potential doom of another job.

Snake Vs. Giant Centipede: One of America's Rarest Serpent Found Choked to Death By Its Last Meal

09.08.2022 03:29 AM

The fatal duel between the Rim Rock crowned snake and the giant centipede is the first time that scientists observed the snake's eating habits because they are rarely seen. Read the article to know more about this story.

New Study Identifies Key Factors Influencing PrEP Use Among South African Women

09.07.2022 23:19 PM

The qualitative study by Harvard researchers showed that some key factors influence PrEP uptake and adherence among South African women to conceive. Read the article to learn more.

Chimpanzees Use Drumming Beats to Communicate With Each Other Even When Kilometers Apart

09.07.2022 13:00 PM

Chimpanzees have their own social media that lets them send messages to their friends even more than a kilometer away. Check out how these nonhuman primates use their own drumming beats to communicate.

Eating Fruits and Vegetables Prevent Premature Death from Cardiovascular Diseases, Study Suggests

09.07.2022 12:00 PM

Preliminary results of a study suggest that low intake of fruits and vegetables accounts for millions of deaths every year due to cardiovascular diseases. Read the article to learn more details.