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Mineral Resources Can Last For Centuries: Challenges The Fear Of Mining Them Out In Just Few Decades

05.03.2017 03:11 AM

A research argues that there is a near-infinite availability of mineral resources. This finding allays fears that mining might exhaust them out in the next 50 years.

Urban Farming Gains Foothold in New York, Hundreds Express Interest to Go Green

05.03.2017 01:41 AM

A start-up company in New York is making urban farming a common trend in the city utilizing a scientific approach to producing food.

Humans Have Closer Cousin Than Chimpanzee, The Rare Bonobo Ape

05.03.2017 01:38 AM

While it is a common notion that the chimps are the closest human relative, the bonobo challenges this theory. The rare ape species is a perfect fit for human evolution on the anatomical level.

Scientists Prep Medical Rulebook Addressing Astronaut's Health Issues Due To Space Travel

05.03.2017 01:26 AM

A joint team from top universities acknowledge the health risks of space travel. This lead to the decision to compile a medical rulebook for astronauts.

Anti-Climate Change Advocates Protest Against Trump Administration Amidst Intense Weather Conditions

05.03.2017 01:23 AM

Several key cities in the US voiced their dismay over Trump administration's passive stance on climate change.

Scientists Extract DNA Of Extinct Human Species From Sediments Without Skeletal Remains

04.30.2017 23:13 PM

A new procedure makes it possible to harvest DNA of extinct human species in prehistoric dwellings even in the absence of bones and skeletal remains.

Legal Marijuana Shops Cause Increase In Property Crimes, Says OSU Research

04.30.2017 23:11 PM

An Ohio State University research placed an indirect link between the proliferation of property crimes and the existence of legal marijuana shops. The result indicates an increased rate in adjacent communities.

Climate Change Predictions In California Elevates Higher, May Trigger Storms, High Tides & Floods

04.30.2017 23:05 PM

It appears that the previous impact assessment of climate change for California needs revision. Scientists are now placing the risk figures at higher levels than previously thought.

Mammoth Suffered Osteoporosis, Other Human-like Bone Diseases

04.28.2017 01:29 AM

The bone diseases such as osteoporosis are not innate to humans after all. A study suggests that mammoth acquired them due to lack of minelrals in their diet.

War Of The Bacteria Rages In Human Body: Scientists Are Grooming Dictys To Kill Harmful Bacteria

04.28.2017 01:24 AM

The University of Wisconsin picked up the fragments of a research in 1930's which could manipulate an amoeba dictys to annihilate those biofilm-forming counterparts.

Extinct In Just 30 Years: Steller's Sea Cow Survived Ice Age, But Not When Humans Hunt Them Down

04.28.2017 01:12 AM

The Steller's Sea Cow was a testament of how human activity can eradicate even those species who survived the last ice age.

Wet Season Subdued the Giant Sloths, Mammoths & Other Megafauna to Extinction

04.21.2017 14:14 PM

Apart from previous theory on how the megafauna such as the giant sloths and mammoths became extinct, a new study blames the wetter season for the loss of vegetation and food.

Mandatory Sentencing in Australia Cripples the Healthy Legal Exercise

04.21.2017 14:12 PM

While bent on increasing the public safety, experts debate on the efficiency of the mandatory sentencing in Australia.

Spotted Hyena is Immune to Virus & Infectious Diseases; Scientist Wants to Know Why

04.19.2017 19:41 PM

The spotted hyena has an antibody that is very effective in combating viral and infectious diseases that might kill other animals like the lion and wild dogs.

Global Warming Intensifies, Scientists Worry of Carbon Dioxide Buildup in the Atmosphere

04.19.2017 19:38 PM

A new model supports the theory that the earth will experience a 3-degree Celsius increase in the temperature as global warming intensifies.

United Nations Peacekeepers Allegedly Raped & Abused for 3 Decades; Most Go Unpunished

04.19.2017 19:35 PM

Even though the United Nations is suffering from series of sexually-related scandals since the 80s, the alleged abuses continue to date.

Plants Can Feel the Environment, Responds To Stress & Stimulus Using Their Epidermis.

04.19.2017 19:29 PM

A new research cemented the notion that plants are adapting to its environment. Their biggest and most effective "sensor" is their epidermis or skin.

The Giant Sloth Megatherium Is Exclusively Vegan: Debunked Theory Of Omnivorous Diet

04.19.2017 19:12 PM

Scientists found out a high concentration of carbohydrates in the Giant Sloth Megatherium fossilized bones. This indicates an exclusively vegetarian diet.

First Ever Intact Arowana Fossil Found; Prehistoric Dragon Fish

04.14.2017 18:05 PM

Arowana fossils are very rare, much more a complete set of bones that provided the clue about prehistoric ancestor of the dragon fish.

Asteroid Impact That Caused Dinosaur Extinction Results To Colorado Tectonic Faults

04.14.2017 18:03 PM

There is a meter-deep tectonic fault in Colorado. Scientists suggest that it is a result of the asteroid impact that caused the dinosaur extinction 65 million years ago.

Medical Robotics: Toyota Motors Develops Welwalk WW-1000 To Help Paralyzed Patients

04.14.2017 18:00 PM

The Welwalk WW-1,000 by Toyota Motors is a medical robot that can help paralyzed patients rehabilitate faster. Experts agree that it is more convenient compared to therapists.

Electromagnetic Railgun In Space Exploration; Not So Sci-fi After All

04.14.2017 17:59 PM

The electromagnetic railgun uses electricity instead of chemicals to fire projectiles. Apart from warfare, space exploration may be the first to benefit from the technology.

Rare Rat Lungworm Disease Threatens The US, 9 Confirmed Cases In 2017

04.14.2017 17:57 PM

The parasitic rat lungworm disease is not so endemic in the Pacific islands and the Southeast Asia anymore. Several patients were reported in other regions, including the United States over the last decade.

Why Mammoths Go Extinct: Aside from Ice Age, Prehistoric Humans Have Share of Blame

04.12.2017 17:26 PM

Mammoths lived isolated in Siberia until 3,000 years ago while those from other regions vanished earlier due to hunting activities by prehistoric humans.

Cyclone Cook Will Landfall in NZ Today; Auckland Civil Defense Issues Advisory

04.12.2017 17:25 PM

Cyclone Cook is barreling towards New Zealand's Auckland region, threatening with heavy downpour and 165km per hour wind.

Road Salt Kills the North American Water Source; High Chloride Level Affects 47 Freshwater Lakes

04.12.2017 17:17 PM

Millions of metric tons of road salt are being drained in freshwater lakes annually, threatening marine life and potable water supply.

Point Of Care Testing Provides Faster Medical Care Compared To Laboratory Tests

04.12.2017 17:10 PM

The point-of-care testing is significantly faster compared to traditional medical care. Patients with respiratory illness and flu can be detected in a fraction of the time with this new strategy.

Roman Treasures From Emperor Hadrian Period, Permanent Public Display Starts 2018

04.11.2017 02:14 AM

Starting in 2018, the San Giovanni subway system is going to open a permanent exhibit of Roman treasures. These are part of the archeological discovery from the Emperor Hadrian period.

Touch ID Module For iPhone 7 & iPhone 7 Plus Is Not Repairable Outside Apple Store

04.11.2017 02:09 AM

Apple warned that messing up with the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Touch ID module will devoid the warranty. All iPhone-related fix should be exclusively done at Apple Store.

Mars Was Suppposed To Be As Big As Earth, Until Jupiter Retarded Its Growth

04.11.2017 02:08 AM

Mars' retarded growth started when Jupiter interfered. The Grand Tack and Natural Gap theories revive the quest to explain Mars' puny status.