Richelle H. Concio

14 Tons of Pangolin Scales in Single Illegal Shipment Confiscated by Singaporean Officials

04.09.2019 07:57 AM

A huge shipment of pangolin scales heading to Vietnam was intercepted by Singaporean officials on Wednesday.

Scientists Found Fossilized Microbes in 175 Million-Year-Old Martian Meteorite

04.09.2019 07:51 AM

A group of scientists have confirmed finding microscopic fossils embedded in a Martian meteorite. (Photo : NASA - Johnson Space Center)Exterior view of ALHA 77005 showing small patches of fusion crust In 1977, a team from the Japanese National Institute of Polar Research found a meteorite in Antarctica's Allan Hills.

Thomas Vailly Creates Products from Sunflower Crop Waste

04.08.2019 21:07 PM

Vially has observed the amount of sunflower waste that is usually being thrown away after a harvest.

Celebrating Architecture Month? Milan is the Place to Be This April

04.08.2019 08:12 AM

April is International Architecture Month and industry activities and events will be happening all over Milan.

Scientists Going “Cyber” on Agriculture Grows the Tastiest Basil Ever

04.08.2019 08:09 AM

A group of scientists from MIT unlocked the door to cyber agriculture by making the most of computer algorithms.

Some High-Demand Crops are Causing Droughts

04.08.2019 08:00 AM

Consumers might not be aware that their favorite crops are causing drought for some parts of the world.

The Low-Down on a Zero-Waste Lifestyle and How to Achieve It

04.07.2019 10:00 AM

A zero-waste lifestyle sounds like a dream and a difficult task all rolled into one but it is not an impossible goal.

Hudson Yard's "The Shed" Challenges Artists and Wows Art Enthusiasts with its Moving Telescopic Roof

04.05.2019 14:16 PM

Diller hopes the flexible space that the telescopic shell makes would challenge the artists, as the artists challenge the space.

The First International Expansion of Seaworld Opens in 2022, Abu Dhabi

04.05.2019 09:44 AM

SeaWorld Abu Dhabi is due to open on 2022 and no orcas will be in their program. (Photo : Antoine Taveneaux)The First International Expansion of Seaworld Opens in 2022, Abu Dhabi, and there will be no orcas.

NASA will Send the Parker Probe Into the Sun's Corona

04.05.2019 07:40 AM

NASA is sending the Parker probe into mission number two of 24 missions to the Sun. (Photo : NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Steve Gribben)Parker Solar Probe artist rendering At 6:40 P.

The Changing Colors on Your Clothes Can Soon Tell You if There is a Gas Leak Nearby

04.05.2019 07:38 AM

A team of researchers has invented a type of thread that changes color when harmful gases are present.

NASA's Accelerated Schedule: Moon Landing in 2024 and Mars Landing in 2033

04.04.2019 22:58 PM

Space exploration deadlines were pushed to earlier dates, however, some factors prove to be problematic.

Want a Faster Construction Process? Try Prefab

04.04.2019 19:09 PM

Prefab method is slowly making it into America's construction scene. (Photo : H. Raab)Construction works at a prefabricated house (light-frame construction) Prefab (short for "prefabricated") construction is not a new trend but rather a globally growing trend.

Young Filipino Wins International Contest With House Made of Bamboo

04.04.2019 09:27 AM

This Filipino "Citites for the Future" winner took home P3.5 million funding for his CUBO concept.

Coral Reef in Australia Sheds Color and Suffers "Bleaching"

04.04.2019 08:17 AM

One of the most isolated coral reefs was struck with bleaching once more becasue of climate change and rising temperatures.

Seven Cities in America that Might Not Exist By 2100

04.04.2019 07:48 AM

Studies from NOAA predict that some cities are in danger of being submerged underwater by the year 2100

In Five Years, Australia will be Mining the Moon for Water

04.03.2019 11:22 AM

Australia has announced their plans to take water from the Moon within five years. (Photo : Amitrakshar) ASIDE FROM THE RED PLANET, there is another heavenly body that is quite interesting as well.

Researchers Have Figured Out How Much Trees We Need to Cool Down the City

04.03.2019 07:47 AM

A team of researchers from the University of Wisconsin has computed for the number of trees needed for a breezier city.

Scientists Have Just Discovered Homo Apriliensis, the Hominid Species with a Tail

04.02.2019 07:29 AM

A team of scientists and researchers have discovered a new species in the caves of Serbia. (Photo : Anonymous ) APRIL 1, 2019 - John Bennett, a British paleoanthropologist announced what could potentially be the most significant discovery in a hundred years of human origins research.

Shark Bay Dolphins are Still Experiencing the Effects of a 2011 Heatwave

04.02.2019 07:27 AM

Climate change has brought about a heatwave in 2011 that has affected the dolphins in Shark Bay, Western Australia.

Some Neanderthals Might Have Turned to Cannibalism by the End of the Last Ice Age

04.01.2019 14:32 PM

Researchers have found the remains of six Neanderthals in a cave and cannibalism is possibly at play.

Did Your Community Make it in the United States' Top 10 Healthiest List of 2019?

03.31.2019 23:05 PM

The results of the annual face off among America's healthiest communities are in! (Photo : cuncon) Douglas County in Colorado is 2019's healthiest community in the United States.

Missed Out on Earth Day? Here are Other Ways to Help Out Instead

03.31.2019 23:00 PM

Here are eight ways to make sure your bathroom is environmental-friendly. Even if Earth day has already gone, people can do more than just turning off their lights for one hour every year.

Scientists are Setting Up Camp in the Antarctic to Dig Up 1,500,000-Year Old Ancient Ice Sample

03.31.2019 22:59 PM

What secrets do the glaciers in Antarctica keep? Scientists are drilling for a thick sheet of ice to find out.

There Might be Water on Mars and it is Leaving Marks All Over the Planet

03.30.2019 09:46 AM

Streaks called RSL are appearing on the surface of Mars and studies show that there might be water under the surface of the Red Planet.

Scientists Thought it was just a Common Bird, Study Proves it is a New Species

03.30.2019 08:34 AM

For the past 100 years, the Cream-vented Bulbul were seen to have either red eyes or white eyes and was considered a trivial matter until now.

Study Shows Air Pollution Causes Psychotic Behavior

03.28.2019 16:17 PM

Living in a polluted area could cause psychotic behaviors according to a new study. (Photo : David Lee) Every day, the world is being warned of the dangers caused by air pollution.

Greenland Glacier, Jakobshavn, is Growing and it's a Ticking Time Bomb

03.28.2019 09:22 AM

The fastest thinning glacier has started to revert and as natural water cycles in the sea cooled down water at certain depths.

Microplastics Cause Major Problems in the Trenches

03.28.2019 07:58 AM

A team of scientists found man-made microfibers in the stomachs of crustaceans from the deepest trenches in the seas.

Six Staycation Worthy Hotels You Should Book Now

03.27.2019 10:56 AM

Here is a list of six hotels you have to book for their charming design alone. For most people, spring is not just the time to wake up and patch up things all over the house.