Ron Jefferson

Obese Patients Who Received Weight Loss Treatments Found with Lower Risks of Developing Severe COVID-19

12.29.2021 23:57 PM

A new study affirms that weight loss surgery prior to being infected with COVID-19 could protect patients who are diagnosed with obesity.

Origin of Life Allegedly Driven By Organisms From Outer Space

12.29.2021 22:09 PM

An odd 2018 study challenges the scientific knowledge we have to find the true origin of life on Earth.

Human Colonies in Space May Avoid People From Eating Each Other Due to Worse Food Shortage

12.29.2021 14:02 PM

Experts gave insights on potential scenario if future colonies outside Earth have exhausted all of their food resources, and what we can do about it today.

China's Changjiang Estuary Hit with Unexpected Algal Bloom, Dinoflagellates Potentially Sourced by Nearby Water Bodies

12.29.2021 09:26 AM

A new study developed a model in which the algal blooms detected near the Changjiang Estuary and East China Sea were mapped.

Why Is Mars Red? Experts Discover That Inches Beneath Planet's Surface Has a Different Color

12.29.2021 06:14 AM

Many people are still confused about why Mars is red. To give a clearer explanation, experts identified this chemical and other contributing aspects that allow the dominant reddish hue to cover the Martian surface.

Australia's Thunderbirds Struck by Drought Before Going Extinct 48,000 Years Ago

12.29.2021 00:15 AM

Recent paleontological investigation from Australia revealed that a bone disease and drought inflicted the lifestyle of thunderbirds in the contitent before they went extinct 48,000 years ago.

Smokers Who Can't Quit Could Still Discontinue the Habit Through Vaping E-Cigarettes [STUDY]

12.28.2021 22:08 PM

A new study confirmed that using e-cigarettes could cut the habit of smoking traditional variants, even if people believe that there are no chance of them quitting cigarettes.

MIT Experts Developed Fully-Detailed Atlas of Oxygen-Deficient Zones in Earth's Oceans

12.28.2021 04:33 AM

A new study form MIT developed the first-ever, fully-detailed atlas of the oxygen-deficient zone in the planet's oceanic bodies.

Laryngeal Cancer: How to Detect Early Symptoms Even Before Hoarseness of Voice Appears

12.28.2021 03:25 AM

Throat cancer is a puzzling type of disease that could easily manifest to anyone. Before hoarseness of voice appears, there are 3 early symptoms that could be detected to know if a person has a developing laryngeal cancer.

Fish Can Count? Archerfish Shows Promising Ability to Identify Numbers by Spitting on Computer Screens

12.28.2021 02:02 AM

A new study observed a promising counting ability from this fish that could spit water as far as 50 inches.

James Webb Space Telescope Antenna Assembly Expected to Relay Clear Imaging, Ground Control Data

12.28.2021 00:51 AM

James Webb Space Telescope successfully deployed its gimbaled antenna assembly on December 26, one day after its Christmas launch from French Guiana spaceport.

OneWeb Adds 36 Satellites to Orbit For Better Internet and Communication; New Batch of Megaconstellation Launched Aboard Arianespace Soyuz

12.27.2021 21:26 PM

OneWeb launched a new batch of their internet satellites to orbit aboard the Arianespace Soyuz rocket last Monday, December 27.

Origin of Mysterious Black Glassy Rocks in Atacama Desert Found Through Clues Not From Earth

12.27.2021 05:28 AM

A new geological study confirmed that the black rocky glass shards in the Atacama Desert were produced by something outside of the deep cosmos 12,000 years ago.

Tiny Transistors Smaller Than Hair Strand Expected to Help Fabricate Nanoscale Electronic Devices

12.27.2021 04:10 AM

A new study developed nanoscale transistors that measure 25,000 times smaller than a hair strand. New research conducted by an international team developed a new tool that could serve as the transistor of the future.

Fully Vaccinated Cancer Patients With COVID-19 Still Vulnerable; Mortality Rate At 13 Percent

12.27.2021 02:20 AM

A new study revealed that cancer patients who were diagnosed with breakthrough COVID-19 are still recorded with 13 percent mortality rate.

What Are the Signs of NAFLD? If You Feel These Two Symptoms, Get in Touch With a Fatty Liver Disease Professional Today

12.27.2021 00:22 AM

Experts revealed two overlooked symptoms of having a non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Fatty liver disease is one of the many conditions found in internal organs that manage specific, separate functions.

Humanoid Robot Ameca Grabs Developer's Hand, Annoyed After Personal Space Was Intruded

12.26.2021 21:35 PM

Engineered Arts' humanoid Ameca can now identify its personal space and grabs the developer's hands off its face.

Could We Stop Artificial Superintelligence from Eliminating Human Civilization?

12.24.2021 22:50 PM

Artificial superintelligent systems pose a threat to the existence of humanity. Is there any way that we could stop it?

Mass Migration During Bronze Age Found Responsible for Replacing Half of Great Britain's Ancestry; France Tops Genetic Evidence of Migrants 3,000 Years Ago

12.23.2021 23:18 PM

A new study claims that half of the ancestry in Great Britain were replaced and mixed by lineage hailing from France 3,000 years ago during the bronze age.

Chinese Space Telescope Yangwang 1 Captures Stunning Footage of Leonard, Aurora and Meteors Ahead Christmas Day

12.23.2021 22:27 PM

Origin Space's Yangwang 1 recently captured the stunning brightness of Leonard, along with a few cosmic phenomena that coincided with the comet.

Skin Implant Microchip COVID-19 Passport the Size of a Rice Grain Can Be Used As Vaccine Tracker

12.22.2021 22:07 PM

Swedish start-up Epicenter introduced microchip technology to easily and accessibly store a person's COVID-19 vaccine passport under the first layer of the skin

Human Muscle Cells Sent to Space to Study Ageing in Microgravity Condition

12.22.2021 22:03 PM

University of Liverpool scientists have sent samples of human muscle cells to the International Space Station in hopes of better understanding age-related loss of muscle and strength for astronauts and the elderly population.

Bacterial Enzymes in the Oral and Gut Microbiome Inactivate Common Diabetes Drug Like Acarbose, Study Says

12.22.2021 19:11 PM

Princeton University researchers discovered that bacteria in the human oral and gut microbiome produce supressive enzymes that inactivated common diabetes drug acarbose.

Iridescent Shimmer of Peacocks and Hummingbirds Has Complex Nanostructures At Play, According to Scientists

12.22.2021 07:17 AM

Researchers in a Princeton University led study have discovered the evolutionary tweaks on the complex nanostructures in the feathers of iridescent birds.

Are Solar Storms Dangerous? Theories Trigger Fears It May End Humanity

12.22.2021 05:37 AM

2012 was touted as the year of the apocalypse according to Mayans, however, despite the world not ending that year, an astronomical phenomenon of immense proportion did occur. Luckily the Earth escaped by a hair, but how dangerous are Solar Storms for humans?

Arctic Blue Christmas: Light Show Found on Snows in the White Sea Discovered as Effect of These Organisms

12.22.2021 03:29 AM

Experts discovered the cause of the mysterious snow lights on Arctic's White Sea for the first time.

Brutal Blood Eagle Ritual from Viking Legends Is Anatomically Possible, Result to Immediate Death

12.22.2021 02:59 AM

A new study suggests that the Viking blood eagle ritual is possible to conduct on a human body. A Viking ritual, known as 'blood eagle' was possibly true based on the historical records.

How Mandatory Wearing of Face Masks Makes a Deaf Man Feel Isolated?

12.22.2021 00:01 AM

Brad Kirby, a law enforcer from North Carolina, expressed his experiences and concerns regarding mandatory face masks on people with hearing disability.

Frozen Tardigrade Discovered As World's First-Ever Animal to Enter Quantum State

12.21.2021 02:29 AM

A recent study claims that they were able to place frozen tardigrades in a quantum state after suspending them between 2 superconducting quantum bits.

Himalayan Glaciers Lost 10 Times Ice In the Last Few Decades, Exceptional Melting Rate A Threat to Asian Water Supply

12.21.2021 02:18 AM

Recent research shows that the Himalayan glaciers have retreated by over 40% during the modern age when compared to the size and volume during the Little Ice Age period. The shocking discovery raises threats to the water supplies of hundreds of millions of Asian residents.