Piyali Roy

Horse Breeding By Iron Age Scythian Migrants: Hidden Mysteries Revealed

04.30.2017 12:06 PM

Scythian breeders are said to have the selection of their horses for horse breeding in regards of more robust morphological traits.

Fossil Groundwater Findings: Scientists Revealed Its Modern Secret

04.30.2017 12:03 PM

The scientists discovered that the fossil groundwater which is being pumped from deep wells, are thought to be the safest and ancient aquifers but potentially they also contain pollutants and modern contaminants.

Extinction Risk For Many Species Of Plants & Animals Are Higher Than Suspected

04.30.2017 08:19 AM

The estimates of the new range which have been gathered from the Columbia study revealed that the IUCN maps for 17 of the 18 bird species contained expansive zones of unsatisfactory territory and boundlessly overestimated their ranges.

Deep Sea Mining Could Form Plumes: Dust Clouds Formed Within Sea

04.30.2017 08:13 AM

The dust particles in the plumes can cause harm to the marine environment as they may also contain some kind of toxic chemicals in it.

Where Is The Best Place To Conserve Rhino, Australia Or South Africa

04.29.2017 18:59 PM

A proposal for the safety of rhino is to be taken regarding the transportation of 80 rhinos from private farms in South African to captive facilities in Australia which will bear a cost over US $4M.

Total Solar Eclipse Forever Stamp Developed For United States Postal Service

04.29.2017 18:51 PM

The total solar eclipse forever stamp has currently an image of blacked out the sun, but when the image will be touched with a finger, it will be changed into the moon.

Ice Core Drilling Project In North-Eastern Greenland: New Concept Regarding Ice Sheet Dynamics & Weather History

04.29.2017 11:48 AM

This project has many international research and scientists groups involved in it. Its finance has been arranged with the help of A.P. Moller and Chastine McKinney Moller's Foundation.

Tropical Storm Muifa Captured By NASA's Aqua satellite

04.28.2017 00:58 AM

Storm Muifa seen by NASA's Aqua Satellite continues to move with high intensity towards Iwo Jima, Ogasawara Archipelago. 3-D imaging captures infrared images that show strongest storms in specific areas that can be struck with heavy rainfall.

Dinosaur Proteins: From Evolution To Biomaterials To Extra-Terrestrial Life

04.27.2017 02:19 AM

Extracting proteins is possible now with the help of DNA that can encode majority of functions that keep living cells alive from even 80-million-old dinosaur bones.

Fossils Found In South Africa Can Be Earliest Known Specimens In Formation Of Life

04.27.2017 02:17 AM

Fossils found in South Africa's Northern Cape Province were 2600 feet beneath. If it verified as both multicellular and fungal, it can be the 2.4 billion-year-old minuscule creatures.

Converting Coal Into Natural Gas Can Prevent Thousands of Premature Deaths but Increase Carbon Dioxide Emission

04.26.2017 12:16 PM

While converting coal into natural gas, carbon dioxide will be produced twice in the process of converting and burning.

New Antibiotics Using Fungi As Untapped Resource

04.26.2017 12:10 PM

Researchers find fungi to be an untapped natural resource that can curb antibiotic resistance and other diseases by developing new antibiotics.

4-in-1 Catalyst Developed Using Silver-Palladium Nanoparticles: It's Eco-Friendly & Can Perform 4 Chemical Reactions

04.26.2017 03:15 AM

Researchers develop a 4-in-1 catalyst that is able to perform four different types of chemical reaction.

Kuki Gallmann, 'I Dreamed of Africa' Italian Born Author & Conservationist Shot In Kenya

04.26.2017 03:09 AM

Kuki Gallmann, 73-years-old was in her car when she was attacked. She was hit by a bullet and it is still unknown who is responsible for the attack.

Astronaut Peggy Whitson Spent Record-Breaking Time In Space: President Trump Congratulates

04.26.2017 02:24 AM

Astronaut Peggy Whitson spent the longest time in space and broke the record of astronaut Jeff Williams.

Earth Day 2017 Facts & Activities: Progress Over The Years, From 1970 To 2017

04.26.2017 02:18 AM

Earth was first started in America in 1970 as a day to praise the planet. It is celebrated every year to raise public awareness about environment safety.

Caribou Population Protection: Activists Sue Canada's Environment Ministry

04.26.2017 02:16 AM

CPAWS puts a claim against Environment Ministry saying that Catherine McKenna, Environment Minister has not met her legitimate commitment to consistently give an account of steps taken to ensure the endangered animals i.e. caribou range.

Climate Patterns From Million Years Ago: Researchers Studied Tibet Sediment From Tibetan Plateau In China

04.25.2017 02:34 AM

Researchers Carmala Garizone and Junsheng Nie studied Tibet sediment samples which were collected from the Tibetan Plateau's Qaidam Basin.

Chytrid Fungus Causes Chytridiomycosis: Deadly Amphibian Plague Infects Zebrafish

04.25.2017 02:16 AM

The scientific name for Chytrid fungus is Batrachochytrium dendrobatids (Bd). It is known for severely affecting more than 700 amphibian species around the world and is responsible for the extinction of species than any other infectious disease, which is known to science till date.

Shark Populations Matter Reef Environment: Fishes Eat Diversely Around Sharks

04.24.2017 12:00 PM

The study showed that the areas, where the sharks were found in fewer numbers or were uncommon, reef fishes devoured more prey from the water column, where the danger of being assaulted is more noteworthy than from the reef, which provides more shelter.

Samsung Galaxy S8 Vs LG V20: Comparison Between Two Tech Giants' Latest Smartphones

04.24.2017 02:14 AM

The Samsung Galaxy S8 is one nice looking smartphone that has the inner specs to back up those attractive looks. S8 and LG V20 shares many common features.

Atacama Desert Holds Secrets Of 'Life On Mars': Specialists From NASA Use Chemical Laptop

04.23.2017 12:19 PM

The Chemical Laptop which was used at the Atacama Desert has the capability to check for amino acids with even just a small drop of the water sample. Amino acids are known to be the building block of life and are widespread in the solar system.

Binary Star Systems Research Survey: Astronomers Surveyed Two High Mass Stars

04.23.2017 12:12 PM

The research survey for the binary star systems was led by the scientists at the University of Sao Paulo's Institute of Astronomy, Geophysics and Atmospheric Sciences (IAG-USP) located in Brazil.

Atlantic Ocean Tropical Depression 1 Formation: NASA GPM Satellite Marks Places

04.23.2017 12:10 PM

At the time of subtropical depression, the Global Precipitation Measurement Mission, known as GPM satellite flew over the area and successfully marked the places that had the heaviest rainfall.

Shark Detention Using Sharkspotter: University Of Technology Sydney Developed World's First System

04.23.2017 12:06 PM

Little Ripper drones are helicopter like structures with the capabilities of autopilot. These battery powered devices are loaded with UTS software system for the aerial surveillance and shark detection.

Ultraviolet Light Sensor: Alternative Use For Smartphones & Wearable Devices

04.23.2017 12:01 PM

A simple estimation of UV light using an ultraviolet light sensor in a cell phone or a wearable gadget could be of extraordinary advantage to the healthcare industry and can also be a stylish solution.

Solar System: NASA Discovers Presence Of Water On Saturn, Jupiter's Moon Enceladus & Europa

04.22.2017 11:55 AM

Jupiter's cold moon Europa has likewise long been known to have a sub-surface sea that contains more fluid water than is available on the whole planet Earth in the solar system.

Sea Otters Return To Alaska's Glacier Bay After 250 Years

04.22.2017 04:51 AM

The approach from the scientists utilizes mathematics, statistics and ecology for understanding better the role of these predator animals in the marine ecosystem and the ability for returning to an ecosystem after being absent for so long.

Nature In Columbia: Find Out How To Preserve Its Rich Biodiversity

04.21.2017 19:30 PM

Nature in Colombia is a "mega-diverse", home to about 10% of the planet's aggregate biodiversity and very nearly one in 20 of all plant species around the world.

Clinging Jellyfish History: Biologist Govindarajan Found The Puzzling Origins

04.21.2017 05:29 AM

The interest in clinging jellyfish by the scientists has been grown within the last few years due to the complaints of symptoms such as severe pain, respiratory and neurological symptoms were becoming common in the regions of Cape Cod and nearby.