Margaret Davis

What Is Coldest Place in the Solar System? How Does It Compare to the Freezing Temperature on Earth?

04.29.2022 23:00 PM

Space is a very cold place in which atoms are at the point where they almost no longer move. Find out which place in the Solar System is the coldest and how it compares to Earth.

What Are Hypersonic Missiles? Aerospace Engineer Explains Possible Threats, Unique Features Compared to Next-Gen Weapons

04.29.2022 22:00 PM

Russia is the first country to try hypersonic missiles that are deemed "unstoppable." Read on to know how this next-generation weapon works.

Could Imposter Syndrome Have an Upside? Here's What Scientists Say

04.29.2022 20:32 PM

Research shows that imposter syndrome is correlated to some interpersonal benefits. Find out how self-doubt could boost skills in interacting with other people.

About 85% of Oyster Reefs in Texas Are Disappearing: How Can This Affect Coastal Environments?

04.29.2022 08:54 AM

Oyster reefs are disappearing in Texas raising concerns among fishermen. Read here to find out how oyster reefs' disappearance affect the environment and economy.

Eye Health: Sleep Deprivation Induces Dry Eyes by Disturbing the Tear Film

04.29.2022 05:57 AM

Studies show that lack of sleep can cause dry eyes. Continue reading to find out how sleep deprivation could negatively impact eye health.

12-Foot Sea Serpent Washed Up Ashore in New Zealand: Is It a Sign of an Upcoming Disaster?

04.29.2022 05:46 AM

A 12-foot sea serpent was washed up ashore in New Zealand. Continue reading to know what the sea creature is and what it represents in the Japanese culture.

World's Most Pierced Man Has 516 Body Modifications Including Hundreds on His Genitals; Is Body Piercing Safe?

04.29.2022 03:23 AM

Meet the world's most pierced man who had hundreds of body modifications, including in his private part. Read on to find out when body piercing is safe.

Fossils of 65-Foot Giant Sea Monster Discovered From Swiss Alps Switzerland Suggest Ichthyosaur Marine Reptile Could Be the Largest Animal to Exist

04.29.2022 00:37 AM

The fossils of what is believed to be the largest animal that ever lived on the planet are dug out of rocks about 9,000 feet above sea level in Switzerland. Read on to learn further details.

Satellite Images Show Militarized Dolphin Pens in Russian Naval Base; What Can These Trained Marine Mammals Do to Be Involved in War?

04.28.2022 08:39 AM

Militarized dolphin pens in the Russian naval base were captured in satellite images. Read this article to know how marine mammals can be used in war.

4-Year-Old Boy in China Becomes First Human Case of H3N8 Bird Flu After Being Exposed to Chickens, Crows in His Hometown

04.28.2022 06:36 AM

China has detected its first human case of the H3N8 bird flu in the country. Find out how the first victim got infected with the avian virus.

NASA's Ingenuity Mars Helicopter Captures Image of Perseverance's Backshell and Parachute on Its 26th Flight

04.28.2022 05:07 AM

The shots made by NASA's Ingenuity Mars helicopter could provide valuable insights for future missions on the Red Planet. Read on to learn the details.

Brain Implant Reverses Symptoms of Patient With Incurable Parkinson's Disease, Medical Trial Reveals

04.28.2022 03:07 AM

A revolutionary brain implant can reverse the symptoms of incurable Parkinson's disease. Read this article to know how it works and improves the life quality of the patients.

Bellowing Alligators in a South Florida Captured in Infrared Camera; What Does Their Unique Sound Means?

04.27.2022 23:14 PM

A local wildlife photographer captured bellowing alligators in South Florida as mating season begins. Find out why these reptiles are making that unique sound.

Why Animals Should Not Be Kept in Captivity: The Problem With Wildlife Attractions and Venues Discussed

04.26.2022 05:28 AM

Animals should not be kept in captivity. Read on why zoos, marine parks, and aquariums are not ideal places for wild animals.

Saltwater Crocodile Jumps, Attempts to Climb Aboard a Boat After Failing to Catch Fishing Line [WATCH]

04.25.2022 23:37 PM

A couple who was fishing in Australia captured the heart-stopping moment when a saltwater crocodile jumped onto their boat. Check out the terrifying video in this article.

WHO Celebrates World Immunization Week 2022: See How Vaccines Protect People for More Than Two Centuries

04.25.2022 07:08 AM

From smallpox to the COVID-19 vaccine, immunization has saved people for two centuries. Read to find out the origins of vaccination and how it saved millions of lives.

Mediterranean Diet Reduces Risk of Preeclampsia During Pregnancy, Prevents Diabetes and Cancer

04.25.2022 06:18 AM

The Mediterranean diet promotes healthy eating because it is plant-based while shunning red meat and processed food. Learn how this type of diet reduces the risk of diseases and provides better health for pregnant women.

Exceptionally Well-Preserved Ancient Arthropod With No Eyes, Travel With Stilts Discovered in Canada

04.25.2022 04:09 AM

Paleontologists discovered well-preserved fossils of an arthropod in an area dubbed "Paleo Pompeii." Read more to know the unique ancient species.

Megaconstellations Obscure Night Sky View in Australia, Thousands of Satellites Affect Indigenous Astronomy Practices

04.25.2022 03:55 AM

Private-owned satellites provide global broadband, but these megaconstellations threaten ancient indigenous astronomy traditions that depend on them. Read on for further details.

Driver Unknowingly Ran Over 7-Foot Crocodile in Florida Until He Couldn't See Car's Wheel: Here's What To Do During A Wildlife Crash

04.25.2022 00:39 AM

Hitting a crocodile on the road in Florida is quite common given their number and the current mating season. Read the article to learn what to do during a wildlife crash.

Satellite Images Reveal Expanded Makeshift Mass Burial Site Near Ukraine's Besieged City of Mariupol

04.23.2022 00:56 AM

Virginia-based Maxar Technologies shared satellite images of a mass burial site in the eastern part of Ukraine. Check out this article to see the photos.

Cyclops Fish Pulled Out of Norwegian Sea; What Kind of Mutation Does It Show?

04.23.2022 00:38 AM

A Russian man who shares photos of bizarre-looking marine creatures on social media now has caught a 'cyclops' fish in the Norwegian sea. Read on to learn more details.

'Polio Paul' on Living in the Iron Lung Steel Ventilator for 70 Years Since He's 6: 'My Life Is Incredible'

04.22.2022 22:42 PM

Check out the incredible life story of "Polio Paul," one of the last men with an iron lung today that has lived in the large steel ventilator for seven decades.

Kangaroo Shows Off Its Jacked Arms in Adorable Video; Why Are These Hopping Marsupials so Muscular?

04.22.2022 06:40 AM

A kangaroo was caught on camera trying to impress its visitors with its jacked arms. Read on to find out how kangaroos grew to become so buff.

Solar-Powered Tesla Will Go On a 9,400-Mile Trip Around Australia for the First Time

04.22.2022 06:18 AM

Scientists are set to demonstrate the capabilities of portable solar panels by driving a Tesla Model 3 solely powered by the Sun. Read on to learn further details.

Why Smaller Scorpions Are More Dangerous Than the Bigger Ones?

04.22.2022 06:09 AM

New researchers from NUI Galway have proven that fictional archaeologist Indiana Jones is indeed right that small scorpions are more venomous. Read on to know the details.

Bizarre Fish Dubbed 'Testicle Eaters' Has Human-Like Teeth Powerful Enough to Leave Men Fearing for Unwanted Castration

04.22.2022 04:59 AM

Pacu fish is dubbed testicle eaters and nutcrackers for a reason that leaves men fearing for sharing the same water as them. Find out why this species evolved to attack male genitals.

14-Foot Great White Shark Attacks Family Boat After Circling It For Over An Hour; How Often Do These Predators Attack? [WATCH]

04.21.2022 23:30 PM

A horrifying encounter of a great white shark attacking a family boat off the coast of Mandurah was caught in a video. Read this article to know the details.

NaviMoon Satellite Navigation Receiver Designed to Employ Signals for the Farthest Part of the Moon From Earth

04.21.2022 10:11 AM

The test version of the NaviMoon satellite navigation receiver will be integrated into the Lunar Pathfinder for testing. Find out how it will help future lunar missions.

Prehistoric Stone Tablet Art From 15,000 Years Ago Likely Made Using Firelight, Study Claims

04.21.2022 10:00 AM

A new study reveals that early human ancestors likely engraved stone tablet art near the flickering light of a fire. Read on to learn the full details.