Marie Morales

History of the Fearsome Aardwolf: Why Did This Hyena Species Choose Insects Over Raw Meat?

05.06.2022 17:45 PM

Researchers seek answers to the long-term mystery about the Aardwolf hyena species choosing termites for food over raw meat. Know more about the mammal here.

Artificial Intelligence Made Faster, More Efficient: New NVIDIA Processor Chip for AI Helps It to Better Understand Human Language

05.06.2022 11:00 AM

Nvidia introduced its new H100 processor to make AI understand and translate human language better and faster. Find out more about the new chip here.

Over 2,000 Dehydrated Birds Treated at Animal Hospital; Climate Change As Cause of Creature’s Thirst Alarms Experts

05.06.2022 10:00 AM

Veterinarians claimed that the reason the over 2,000 birds treated at an animal hospital are dehydrated is because of climate change. Learn more about it here.

Water Scarcity in Croplands Worldwide Predicted to Worsen in 2050

05.06.2022 07:30 AM

New study examines water requirements for global agriculture if adequate to meet such needs under climate change. Find out wow scarcity is predicted to worsen.

How Can a Single Bite from a Lone Star Tick Cause Meat Allergy Known as Alpha-Gal Syndrome

05.06.2022 04:00 AM

The CDC said lone star ticks are a concern but not because they cause Lyme diseases. They may cause a lifetime of red meat allergies, too. Learn more from here.

Recipient of the First-Ever Pig Heart Transplant Died Possibly Because of the Animal’s Virus

05.05.2022 11:40 AM

The man who died months after receiving the first-ever pig heart transplant may have been infected with a pig virus. Learn more about porcine cytomegalovirus.

How the Use of Nanomedicine at Nanoscale Contributes to Diagnosis, Treatment of Disease

05.05.2022 11:00 AM

A pharmaceutical scientist details how nanomedicine is helping with diagnostics and treatments of certain diseases. Read on and learn more about the material.

Study in Mice, Ferrets, and Monkeys Reveal the Virus That May Be Causing Multiple Sclerosis; How Effective is Vaccine as Protection?

05.05.2022 10:35 AM

A study in some animals showed that the Epstein-Barr virus may cause a more severe disease, which is MS. Learn about the essentiality of the vaccine here.

Is Cloning the World Possible? Videogame Engine to Train AI to Effectively Handle Realistic Scenarios

05.05.2022 08:00 AM

A tech firm announced its aim to use its videogame engine for the development of realistic clones of the actual world. Find out how AI is trained for this goal.

NASA to Send 2 Plastic Dummies to the Moon; How Will These ‘Female Mannequins’ Help Test the Impact of Space Radiation on Female Astronauts?

05.05.2022 04:35 AM

NASA is sending a pair of female mannequins to the moon. Find out how the plastic dummies may help test the effect of space radiation on female astronauts.

Homo Floresiensis Extinct? Anthropologist Claims The ‘Hobbit’ Still Roams the Island of Flores in Indonesia

05.04.2022 15:05 PM

An anthropologist claims Homo floresiensis, species extinct around 50,000 years ago still exists and roams an Indonesian island. Learn more about it here.

NASA’s New Climate Simulation Warns About Warming of Earth, Ozone Layer Damage; How do Flood Basalt Eruptions Contribute to These Occurrences?

05.04.2022 11:03 AM

NASA has warned about the warming of the Earth and destroying of the ozone layer. Learn about the contribution of flood basil eruptions to these occurrences.

Plastic Pollution Costs the Nation Billions of Dollars; Will a New Recycling Technology Divert Some of the Waste from Landfills?

05.04.2022 09:00 AM

Plastic pollution causes harm not just to the environment but to the economy too, Find out how plastics people fail to recycle may cost billions of dollars.

Cravings for Alcohol May Even Be More Irresistible During Withdrawal; Here's What a New Study About Environmental Stimuli Found

05.04.2022 08:00 AM

A new study shows the environmental triggers that make cravings for alcohol stronger during withdrawal. Here’s what researchers found in their research on mice.

100-Year-Old BCG Vaccine Protects Newborns, Infants Beyond TB Shielding Them Against Other Viral Infections

05.04.2022 03:28 AM

The century-old BCG vaccine has been proud to protect babies not just from TB but from other viral infections unrelated to tuberculosis. Learn more from here.

A Pair of Rocky Exoplanets Twice Larger Than the Earth Discovered

05.03.2022 11:12 AM

Astronomers discovered two rocky exoplanets orbiting a red dwarf star. Find out how the use of NASA’s TESS was able to identify the extraterrestrial worlds.

Giant Black Bear Seen Breaking Into 2 Vehicles in Connecticut, Leaving One Car Totally Damaged [WATCH]

05.03.2022 10:30 AM

A giant black bear was reported to be breaking into vehicles in Connecticut. Find out the damages the bear left in one of the automobiles it intruded on.

How Do Bacteria Move Inside Our Bodies? Study Reveals How Microbes Make a Beeline to Squeeze Through Tight Spaces

05.03.2022 09:30 AM

A new study reveals how bacteria are moving to create a beeline and escape tight space. Learn more about how such microbes are moving inside our bodies.

Diseases May Soon be Diagnosed Using a Smartphone With Nanotech Imaging Tool That Can Fit on the Lens of a Tiny Camera

05.03.2022 08:31 AM

Researchers devised a nanotech imaging tool that can be used to detect diseases via a smartphone. Learn about this tool that can fit on the lens of phone cams.

Use of Oral Corticosteroids for Asthma Treatment; How Can This Drug Affect One’s Chances of Becoming Obese?

05.03.2022 07:30 AM

A new study found that using oral corticosteroids to treat asthma may increase the chances of one becoming obese. Learn more about the possibilities here.

Experience Spiders Crawling On Your Mouth the VR Way With This Gadget

05.03.2022 05:53 AM

Scientists made metaverse more fearful as they developed a new device that will make a person feel VR spiders crawling on their mouths. Find out more about it.

7 Hours of Sleep More Ideal Than 8 to Improve Cognitive Performance and Mental Health, New Study Suggests

05.02.2022 10:15 AM

Researchers of a new study suggest that seven hours of sleep is ideal among middle-aged people and those above the age range. Know more about it here.

Chirality: Learning to Control Right- and Left-Handed Molecules, and Understanding Mirror Images

05.02.2022 09:30 AM

A research team developed a new strategy for controlling right- and left-handed molecules. Learn more about mirror images in opposite shapes.

Polar Bear Spotted Wandering in Quebec; Is This a Sign of the Animal Species’ Looming Extinction?

05.02.2022 08:30 AM

A polar bear was seen wandering in Quebec, prompting wildlife officials to urge residents to stay indoors. Is this sign of a looming extinction? Read on!

150 Female Skulls Discovered in Mexican Cave; Are These Discoveries Indications of Murder or Human Sacrifice?

05.02.2022 07:00 AM

More than a hundred female skulls were discovered inside a Mexican cave. Find out if such discoveries are specifications of murder or human sacrifices.

Extraterrestrial Space Exploration Scientists Plan New Ways to Discover Proof That Humans Are Not Alone in the Universe

05.02.2022 04:35 AM

SETI scientists use a new strategy to search for signs of extraterrestrial life on Earth. Discover more about this approach that listens to ET civilization.

Kansas Tornado Causes Damages in Homes, Cars in Wichita

05.01.2022 03:25 AM

A Kansas tornado damaged homes and cars n Wichita. Learn more about the harm done in the affected area, and the category the calamity has been categorized.

Four Astronauts Launched to the ISS in Less Than 16 Hours, SpaceX’s Fastest Dragon Flight Ever

05.01.2022 02:12 AM

SpaceX launched four Crew-4 astronauts from NASA and ESA to the ISS in less than 16 hours. Learn more about the company’s fastest dragon flight for NASA ever.

Coyote Causes Terror in California’s Huntington Beach After Seriously Injuring a Girl; How Dangerous is This Animal Species?

04.30.2022 21:53 PM

A girl was attacked by a coyote in Huntington Beach, California. Learn more about the dangers coyote attacks bring and how dangerous they can be to humans.

Johns Hopkins Graduate Students Invent a Medical Device That Could Spare Thousands of Cancer Patients Each Year

04.29.2022 11:41 AM

A group of graduate students from the Johns Hopkins university devised a sensor to detect lymphedema at an early stage. Find out more about this innovation.