Ron Jefferson

A carved Pictish symbol stone uncovered in a field in Aberlemno

New Pictish Stone From 1,400 Years Ago With Carved Symbols Unearthed in Aberlemno Test Site

03.09.2022 03:00 AM

The stones in Aberlemno reflects the ancient settlements during the age of Pictish culture. Read on to know more about the latest piece of the Scottish slab collection.

Swallow Birds Observed to Decline Migration from Europe to Africa Due to Milder Winters

03.09.2022 01:58 AM

Swallow birds are known to migrate from Europe to South Africa during winter. Read on to know what disrupted this natural process.

Taksinus bambus sp. nov. from Tak province, Thailand

Bambootula: Never Before Seen Tarantula Discovered in High Forests of Thailand by Wildlife YouTuber

03.08.2022 10:13 AM

Tarantulas are large but harmless, hairy spiders that resides in almost any part of the world. Read on to know more about a new tarantula species that live in bamboo stems.

World’s Oldest Mummies Dates Back 8,000 Years Ago Found in Portugal’s Mesolithic Remains

03.08.2022 08:00 AM

A new study rediscovers old photos of mummified bodies in Sado Valley, Portugal. Read on to know more about the possibly oldest mummy collection in the history.

Adult C. elegans exits bacterial patch after being bitten

Complex Decision-Making Observed in Worms; Accounts Ability of Smaller Life Forms With Lesser Brain Cells

03.08.2022 07:00 AM

Decision-making skills are commonly observed in most vertebrate animals. Read on to know how this smaller species with only few neurons can do the same.

Magnitude 7 Earthquake Could Strike Central US Within 50 Years; Population Near New Madrid Fault Line Advised to Prepare ASAP

03.08.2022 04:57 AM

US geologists warn states surrounding the New Madrid fault line. Read on to know more about the fault line in Missouri, and how it could impact central US.

Early Dementia Reversal Possible Through Active Social Life, Research Suggests

03.08.2022 02:36 AM

Dementia is a crippling cognitive disability that often targets older adults. Click to find what can possibly prevent early sings of the illness.

30th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon Mission

Risky Asteroid to Reach Earth by 2023 But Poses No Harm, Experts Say

03.07.2022 10:00 AM

Earlier this year, a space rock was estimated to hit the planet in 2023. Read on to know how this prediction changed, and how astronomers carry out studies for this type of event.

COVID-19 Severity, Death Associated With Patient Blood Type

03.07.2022 09:00 AM

A new study reveals that blood type of patients are possibly related to the severity of COVID-19 infection. Read on to know more about the latest research on coronavirus.

Should Humans Be Afraid of AI Humanoids? Engineered Arts CEO Says Not to Worry About Weaponizing Droids

03.07.2022 08:30 AM

'Ameca' developer recently gave insights about the coexistence of human and AI robots. Read to know the expert's take on the fear of AI-powered humanoid.

Endangered Dolphins Spotted in New Zealand's South Island After Conservation Department Request Sighting Reports

03.07.2022 07:30 AM

New Zealand's conservation department receives a lot of rare sightings of cetaceans. Read the current situation of the dolphin population in the country here.

Colorectal Cancer Appears More in Taller People, Study Suggests

03.07.2022 02:56 AM

A new study shows that taller people are more likely to have colorectal cancer compared to shorter individuals. Click to find out how the particular cancer and height is correlated.

Elon Musk Says Starlink Services Will Not Block Media, News from Russia "Unless at Gunpoint"

03.06.2022 00:38 AM

Elon Musk's company Starlink was reached out by governments to block Russian media and news. Read on to see what the SpaceX billionaire has to say.

Complete Stegosaurus Fossil Unveiled At Natural History Museum

Possibly the Oldest Stegosaur With Tiny Head, Long Tail Spikes Discovered in China

03.05.2022 23:16 PM

A new species of stegosaur was discovered in China. Read to find what experts found in this unique dinosaur.

NASA Begins Construction of Europa Clipper, Launch in 2024 by SpaceX

03.05.2022 22:39 PM

NASA announced that Europa Clipper's assembly has begun. Read to learn more about the spacecraft's goals on Jupiter's moons.

How Many Daily Steps Does It Take to Live a Long Life? Nope, It Is Not 10,000

03.04.2022 10:45 AM

Doing 10,000 daily steps aren't the greatest way to achieve longevity. Read on to learn the most optimum step count for achieving a long and healthy life according to a recent study.

Flood Clean Up Begins Across NSW Following Heavy Rains

Australia Flood Kills Hundreds of Animals; Over 620 Calls Recorded to Rescue Koalas, Joeys, and Others

03.04.2022 04:57 AM

NWS and Queensland was hit by a catastrophic flood this month. Check out the state of animal rescue and welfare in Australia and the organizations that are requesting additional help from the public.

Are Mermaids Real? Experts Investigate Japan's Mummified Creature with Human Face and Fish Tail

03.04.2022 04:39 AM

Japanese experts began the study of a suspected mummified mermaid. Read on to learn more about the mysterious Pacific creature.

Arthritis Drug Baricitinib Decreases Risk of COVID-Related Death [Trials]

03.04.2022 04:19 AM

Experts discovered contributing effects of arthritis drugs against COVID-19. Read on to check what the new trials revealed.

Insect-Like Robots with Artificial Muscles Can Fit Into Any Space

03.04.2022 03:44 AM

Experts developed an insect-inspired robot that can fit into almost anywhere. Read on to find out how the machines replicate what a real bug can do.

How Seagrass Wasting Disease Affect Eelgrass Ecosystems

03.03.2022 13:58 PM

Eelgrass are tiny ecosystems that house many aquatic animals. Read on to know how these underwater meadows are threatened by a tiny pathogen on waters.

Huge, Earth-Sized Sunspot Captured by Inouye Solar Telescope in Showing Sun’s Activity [LOOK]

03.03.2022 13:32 PM

The Inouye Solar Telescope recently commenced to carry out observations from the sun. Read on to know what the instrument found from the massive fireball.

Stages in the development of a low poly dire wolf model

Metaverse Brings Back Ice Age Faunas, Woolly Mammoth Through Paleoart

03.03.2022 11:25 AM

Paleoartists designed ice age faunas for an educational 'museum metaverse.' Scan here to see animals of the past.

Dinosaur With Broken Wrist Discovered in Russia 68 Million Years Ago Provide Insights on Prehistoric Accident

03.03.2022 11:07 AM

Russia was discovered with a wrist from a hadrosaur Amurosaurus riabinini. Check out how the piece of bone gave a glimpse to accidents in the prehistoric times.

Over a Dozen Mummified Bodies in San Bernardo, Colombia Were Naturally Preserved Due to Healthy Diet?

03.03.2022 10:57 AM

San Bernardo houses a collection of 100-year-old remains that are surprisingly well-preserved. Read on about Colombia's mummified collection here.

Archerfish: How Southeast Asia's Sharpshooter Distinguish Prey from Non-Animals

03.02.2022 08:30 AM

Archerfish are known to knock down insect foods by shooting water from their mouth. Click the news to find how they target their prey in the middle of the wild.

GOES-T Satellite Launched Aboard Atlas V Rocket for US Weather and Global Climate Monitoring

03.02.2022 07:30 AM

GOES-T (GOES-18) was launched into space today. Check out the satellite's importance to weather and climate studies.

Does Cow Milk Exacerbate Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis? Recent Study Discovers Mechanisms at Play

03.02.2022 03:10 AM

MS patients have repeatedly reported milk consumption to worsen their symptoms. Read on to understand the mechanisms researchers discovered regarding the relationship between milk and multiple sclerosis symptoms.

Eruption of Hunga Tonga Volcano Will Not Cool Global Climate Temperatures, Study Finds

03.02.2022 02:30 AM

The recent eruption of the Hunga Tonga volcano undeniably had a massive impact over the southern Pcific Ocean regions in January. Read on to find out why a recent study suggests that the volcanic eruption would not shift the global climate.