Sewage Plant Failure: Millions Of Gallons Dumped From Seattle

Medicine & Technology Mar 28, 2017

This failed sewage plant is the Washington's largest sewage treatment plant. The sewage plant spilled around 30 million gallons of raw sewage into the Puget Sound due to this sudden failure in the treatment system.

Passive Smoking Habit Risks: Acrolein Accelerates Tumor Growth

Mar 28, 2017

Acrolein is an acrylic aldehyde that is one of the main causes of immune system failure to defend tumors due to passive smoking habit. Acrolein is very toxic in nature and it promotes the damage of genetic material. Passive Smoking Habit Risks: Acrolein Accelerates Tumor Growth

T-Mobile Announced 2 New Features Scam ID & Scam Block To Protect User From Fraudsters

Mar 27, 2017

Customers will be automatically alerted when an incoming call is likely a scam with the help of Scam ID. Using Scam Block, the company will stop scam calls before they reach customers.

Brown Dwarf Formed About 10 Billion Years Ago Spotted 750 Light Years Away

Mar 27, 2017

Brown Dwarf as also known as failed stars almost about the size of Jupiter with a much larger mass but not large enough to become a star. The first Brown Draft was not discovered until 1995.

Moto G5 Plus Vs G4 Plus: Specs, Features & Price Comparison

Mar 27, 2017

Moto G4 Plus was released last year and became one of the most popular phablets because of its low price and convincing features. Lenovo will launch its mid ranged smartphone Moto G5 Plus on March 31.

Atrial Fibrillation: Check Out How Alcohol & Caffeine Affect A-Fib

Mar 27, 2017

Many foods and drinks include caffeine such as tea, coffee, chocolate and energy drinks. Caffeine is only dangerous for people suffering from Atrial Fibrillation at a very high dose and in extraordinary circumstances.

Archaeologists Found Rare Calusa Artifacts In Florida Midden

Mar 26, 2017

Archaeologists say they found a variety of seeds, pieces of worked wood, shell weights, twine, net and rope pieces. Calusa is an extinct society which lived as a tribe on the sandy shores of the Southwest coast of Florida.

Bumble Bee News: Endangered Species, One of the Most Important Insects on Earth

Mar 26, 2017

Over the past two decades, the population of the bumblebee has been hurtled to nearly 90 percent, which is really very dangerous for species. A huge number of world's food supply is linked to the pollination done by these bees.

Sea Ice Record Breaking Decrease In South Pole & North Pole

Mar 26, 2017

This year's maximum extent at the Arctic reached on March 7 at 14.42 million square kilometres and is 97,000 square kilometres below the previous record low.

13th Century Man's Face Brought To Life Using Facial Reconstruction

Mar 26, 2017

The analysis of the 13th Century man's skeleton revealed a robust physique. He had good diet enriched with animal protein as well as well nourished.

Rocket Lab Raised $75 Million: Developing Small Launch Vehicle In The US

Mar 25, 2017

Rocket Lab said that the Series D round of funding brings total rise by the company to $148 million, and values the company at more than $1 billion. The company also announced earlier a Series B round of unspecified size in 2015.

Raven: NASA Goddard Developed Hybrid Computing System To Enable Autonomous Rendezvous Capability

Mar 24, 2017

Raven is a testing and maturing visible, lidar and infrared sensors and machine-vision algorithm. This module will bring NASA one step closer to groundbreaking autopilot capability.

Fullerite Becomes Ultra-Hard Material: Russian Scientists Says It's Harder Than Diamond

Mar 24, 2017

The new material, Fullerite could scratch diamond because it was harder than diamond. Fullerite is a molecular crystal containing fullerene molecules at its lattice nodes.

Amazon River's Age: Recent Study Shows It Is Older Than 9 Million Years

Mar 24, 2017

A new research has come out from the University of Amsterdam and University of Brasilia (Brazil) that determined the age of formation of the Amazon River at 9 to 9.4 million years ago.

Earth's Magnetic Field: Here's Everything To Know

Mar 23, 2017

The earth's magnetic field can be compared to a big coconut, which is protecting us from charged particle and cosmic radiation that bombard planet in the solar wind.