Paul Te

Spider's Silk Makes Wonder: Scientists Found Less Clues To Spider Mysteries

05.06.2017 13:55 PM

Scientists, above all years of hard work, still does not have the ideas about the mysteries of the spider's genome.

Underwater Grasses Takes Great Benefit From Chesapeake Bay, Increasing Growth Found By Scientists

05.03.2017 07:22 AM

Researchers conducted an annual survey found the growth of underwater grasses in the Chesapeake Bay increased by 8 percent between 2015 and 2016.

Plants' Extraordinary Ability To Survive Amazed Scientists: Discovery Leads Genetic Target For Growing Hardier Plants

04.29.2017 06:09 AM

Scientists discover how plants grow in an extreme environment through confocal imagining technique. A research conducted by a Penn-led team identified a certain protein involved in how plants develop their root hair cells that take up water and nutrients.

Scientists Found Wax Worms To Do The Job: New, Natural Way To Rid Of Plastics

04.26.2017 02:26 AM

Natural and effective, wax worms were discovered by scientists to help degrade the polyethylene plastics that clogs our environment.

NASA Cassini Reveals New Ideas To Scientists About Sun's Interaction With The Galaxy

04.26.2017 02:06 AM

The discovery from the data gathered by the NASA Cassini spacecraft gives a new light to the understanding about the heliosphere trailing end.

Scientists Found DROSHA Protein May Be A Cure For Diseases That Are Yet To Happen

04.25.2017 02:22 AM

A new technique to understand the involvement of DROSHA protein in RNA-cleaving has been recently developed by scientists.

Loblolly Pine Saved By Researchers To Counteract Climate Change Effects, New Statistical Model Developed

04.22.2017 10:45 AM

Researchers from North Carolina State University developed a statistical model to combat the effects of climate change to loblolly pine.

Tidal Disruption Events Gives Way To A Whole Idea Of Supermassive Black Holes

04.21.2017 10:34 AM

Astronomers are beginning to understand more about the supermassive black holes through the tidal disruption events seen in spectroscopy.

Sprint Expands Its Connection To The World, Customers Enjoy Free Internet Services

04.20.2017 04:44 AM

Sprint Corporation are expanding its coverage to several countries for its Internet 2G free mobile data connection.

Mental Health Care System Disparities Adds On To Mentally Ill People Struggles

04.19.2017 06:47 AM

Health care reforms in U.S. are still difficult to attain and be accessed by people with mental health conditions.

Climate Change Shifts From Warm To Cold As Sun's Activity Diminish, Scientitsts Say

04.19.2017 04:00 AM

Results from the study made by a team of scientists show the effects of solar activity on Earth's climate. Planet's temperature is projected to drop by 0.5 degrees Celsius once the Sun's activity diminishes.

Teleocrater Stunned Scientists, New Discovery In Dinosaur Evolution Revealed

04.18.2017 05:04 AM

The discovery of Teleocrater turns around the concept of dinosaur evolution. Scientists prove that the fossil found is the missing link.

Supernova In The Making, Scientist Explains Explosive Origins

04.16.2017 02:14 AM

Scientists have discovered that a pre-supernova star shows some changes before it will become a supernova and until the big explosion happens.

Microlensing Took Credits In The Discovery Of Another High-mass Giant Planet , Astronomers Hopeful

04.12.2017 10:59 AM

A high-mass object has been discovered by astronomers using gravitational microlensing technique. Researchers are hoping to find more clues to earn more knowledge about the object.

Narwhals, The Living 'Unicorns Of The Sea'

04.12.2017 06:02 AM

Narwhals are the present day unicorns. They are called the unicorn of the sea as they have the same features of the imaginary creature, they both have long horns.

Solar Wind Takes Over By Geomagnetic Storm, Earth's Atmospheric Threshold Has Been Reached

04.12.2017 03:11 AM

A burst of a high-speed solar wind rampaged the Earth's atmosphere. A Geomagnetic threshold has been reached twice

The Risk Of Fishing Takes Over Fishermen, Race To Fish Slows Down

04.10.2017 06:51 AM

As one of the dangerous occupations in the U.S., the risks of fishing has taken over the fishermen and the race to fish slows down.

Badger Made The Whole Cow Disappear With No Trace, Scientists Shocked!

04.08.2017 04:57 AM

A footage that shocked conservation biologists when a badger singly buries a cow carcass in the ground with no trace.

Experts Warned: Melting Snow Releases Toxic, Carcinogenic Pollutants

04.06.2017 02:10 AM

Snow takes up airborne pollutants from the atmosphere from the exhaust gasses and alters its concentrations to different nanoparticles as the conditions get warmer and the snow begins to melt.

Scientists, Citizens Joined Forces In Pursuit Of Planet Nine: New Discoveries Fit Planet's Existence

04.06.2017 02:06 AM

Campaigns to look for the planet involves scientists and citizen from ordinary people which also made an intriguing find. New discoveries, objects discovered after the prediction of Planet Nine also seems to fit within its existence.

Mars Could Have Been Overflowing With Water: Scientists Blame Atmospheric Loss

04.05.2017 03:19 AM

Microbial life on Mars could have existed at the surface early in Mars' history overflowing with water. But as the planet dried up and cooled down due to a loss of atmosphere, any life could have been driven down, force into rare surface oases or just simply died out.

New Techniques To Lessen IVF Pregnancy Miscarriages Already Available, Still Human Embryo Research Controversial

04.04.2017 04:16 AM

Techniques applied used to ensure the success of the IVF pregnancy but human embryo research is still controversial around the world including US.

Zebrafish And Roundworm Genes: Missing Links In The Cure For Drug Resistant Epilepsy, Scientists Found

04.01.2017 08:09 AM

Fish and worm might have a fighting chance to combat epilepsy. Scientists have been keeping an eye to the option through genetics that will eventually lead to the development of drugs that will cure drug-resistant epilepsy.

Drought Evidence From The Dead Sea Uncovered, Scientists Warned It Could Happen In The Future

03.30.2017 23:33 PM

Scientist warned for unprecedented drought from the evidence found in the Dead Sea that happened thousand years ago.

Hawaii On Risk For the Effects Of Climate Change, Scientists Warned Coastal Areas

03.30.2017 06:18 AM

Climate Change poses a great risk for Hawaii. Scientists has warned coastal areas for flooding as well as urban areas for inundation of cesspools.

Bsal Genes Sequenced By Scientists Sheds Hope To Save Salamanders From Extinction

03.29.2017 06:48 AM

Researchers joined their efforts together to sequence the genes of Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans (Bsal) or the "amphibian plague" which is accountable for the declining of the salamander and newt's population as well as the increasing rate of their deaths.

Exomars 2020 Still On The Go, ESA Has Double Their Efforts For The Next Phase

03.29.2017 04:06 AM

European Space Agency (ESA) has now doubled their efforts on Mars mission in 2020 after the failed mission of Schiaparelli lander last year. Half a billion Euros are now been poured by ESA to be dedicated to the next phase of the Exomars 2020 program.

14th Century Tombs Unearthed In Roman Ancient Cemetery

03.28.2017 03:00 AM

Archaeologists unearthed 38 tombs from the ancient cemetery that was used by Rome's Jewish community from the medieval times until the 17th century.

Must Read: Drug-resistant Bacteria Has Been Found In Orca's Breath Likely Caused By Human Contamination

03.28.2017 02:21 AM

An array of bacteria including drug-resistant salmonella and Staphylococcus aureus as well as fungi were gathered from the orcas' breath samples which make the scientists worried.

Sir David Attenborough's Legacy: 430 Million Fossil Related To Shrimps, Crabs & Lobsters Named After Him

03.28.2017 00:26 AM

A newly discovered fossilized ancient relative of crabs, shrimps, and lobsters 430 million years old which are also exceptionally preserved including its complete soft-parts was named in honor of Sir David Attenborough.