The 55-pound moon probe of NASA has successfully burned its first engine towards the moon. What else should we look forward to from CAPSTONE? Read to know more.
More than 2.4 million acres have burned wildfire in 2022 which is double the acreage typically scorched during the wildfire season in Alaska. Read to know more.
A 13-year-old girl receives a new spine through vertebral body tethering surgery. How is it different from traditional spinal fusion surgery? Read to know more.
Honeybees take non-verbal communication to an entirely new level as they do the waggle dance to help robots communicate and perform tasks. Read to know more.
A nanotechnology platform developed by scientists could lead to new degenerative bone disease treatments. Read to know more about this nanotech advancement.
An NIH study showed that the immune response stimulated by COVID-19 is damaging the brain’s blood vessels. Learn to read more about this lingering effect.
Scientists developed a new device, a lawyer-based diamond sensor that can detect disorders more accurately. Read and find out more about this new technology.
A company developed an AI platform that will help with inventories if the stocks are running low or products are out of stock. Read to know more about it.
The noctilucent clouds are forming high in the sky and SpaceX is suspected to be behind the rare occurrence. Read to find out more about this unusual event.
ch firm developed a robotic surgery system to assist surgeons in the OR more effectively. Is this the end of a career for surgical trainees? Read to find out.
Research reveals that the first louse to take up dwelling on a mammal possibly started out as a parasite of birds. How can this be possible? Read to find out.
Scientists traced the historical roots of the placenta, which is essential to pregnancy in eutherian mammals. Read and know more about the new study findings.
Lipid nanoparticles or LNPs have recently been used in a new screening technique. Are we really getting closer to mRNA-based treatments? Read to find out.
Using freeze-dried cells, researchers cloned mice, a technique that could one day help deal with animal extinctions worldwide. Read to know more about it.
Researchers developed a new approach using fiber optic cables to listen to whales. How will this help examine the Earth and other creatures? Read to find out.
Researchers investigate the link between diet and the risk of developing dementia. How does technology play part in finding the link? Read to know more about it.
Chinese researchers developed software using artificial intelligence to identify ‘untrustworthy’ people. Read to know more about how it helps in safety.
Researchers developed an approach to detecting antibodies using nanoparticles. Ow helpful is this to the prevention of COVID-19 transmission? Read to know more.
A partially paralyzed fed himself for the first time in 30 years. This came after a pair of robotic arms were connected to his brain. Read to know more.
Panda fossils discovered in China revealed these animals can eat 45 kilos of bamboo up to 15 hours a day. Read more to learn more about this discovery.
The earth reaches a stage called “aphelion” when it becomes farthest from the Sun on July 4, 2022. Read and discover more about this solar system occurrence.
NASA developed the phone-sized drone, “Cryobot” under the SWIM project. It can swim on other planets to explore signs of life beyond Earth. Read to know more.
A three-year post-post procedure reveals almost a hundred percent of patients treated with CRISPR got cured of two blood disorders. Read to know more about it.
Scientists found the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption as the strongest volcanic explosion in the modern era. Read to discover more about the occurrence.
A new imaging technique through an MRI scan shows where the breathing problem of a post-COVID patient comes from. Read to know more about this COVID-19 effect.
In a new study, researchers investigate the origin of modern dogs, suggesting that domestication started 40,000 years ago. Read and learn more about wolves.