Ron Jefferson

Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur with 'Shark-Tooth' Unearthed in Uzbekistan Known As First Apex Predator Before T.Rex

09.09.2021 04:15 AM

A new dinosaur that belongs to the theropod group carcharodontosaurus was unearthed in Uzbekistan. The shark-toothed dinosaur was theorized as the first apex predator before T.rex.

Milky Way Galaxy Origin Solved? Brown Dwarf 'The Accident' Missing Link Between Planets and Stars May Have the Answer

09.09.2021 00:55 AM

A new study located an ancient brown dwarf called WISEA J153429.75-104303.3 or 'The Accident.' This unique brown dwarf could be the missing link between planets and stars, and possibly the key to solve the origins of the Milky Way galaxy.

Prehistoric Marsupial's Junk RNA Contains Antivirus Found Effective Against Novel Variants

09.08.2021 23:09 PM

A new study discovered that ancient marsupial fossils contained viral sequence in their DNA structure that could fight other variants of the same virus.

James Webb Space Telescope Will Finally Take-Off on December After Decade-Long Delay; NASA and ESA Sets Sun-Earth Lagrange Point as First Stop

09.08.2021 21:58 PM

NASA and ESA announced that the James Webb Space Telescope will finally launch in December 18, 2021 after a decade-long delay.

LEDs Developed Using Perovskite Nanocrystals Found to Be More Eco-Friendly and Low-Cost

09.08.2021 07:41 AM

A new and more efficient version of LED lights are developed through the use of perovskite nanocrystals that were stabilized under MOF.

Plant and Bacteria Nanoparticles Used to Develop Fridge-Free COVID-19 Vaccine; Here's How It Works

09.08.2021 07:28 AM

A new research from UCSD developed a COVID-19 vaccine candidate that were made from plants and bacterias.

Mars' Surface Has Structural Features That Serves as Natural Shelter to Protect Explorers from Radiation

09.08.2021 07:13 AM

A new study suggests that the land formation in Mars could be a natural shelter for Earth's explorers against the threat of radiation.

AI-Powered Neurostimulation Mapping to Treat Chronic Pain Developed by Google Research and Mayo Clinic

09.08.2021 01:35 AM

Google Research Brain Team and Mayo Clinic conducted a study to develop AI-powered brain mapping for a better neurostimulation appraoch.

Industrial Chemical Processes Made More Efficient Through Catalytic Surface; Decarbonization Easier and Faster

09.07.2021 23:41 PM

A new study presents an efficient approach in processing industrial chemical reactions for a better, easier, and more faster decarbonizaiton.

Scientists Chart Origin, Formation of Ultra-Diffuse Galaxies; Dark Matter Possible Key to Unusual Structure

09.07.2021 06:37 AM

A new study explains the mysterious structure formation and origin of ultra-diffuse galaxies or UDGs through simulation. These galaxies can be categorized as dwarf, isolated, or quenched galaxies.

Human-Induced Methane Emissions Contribute to Greenhouse Gases; Agriculture, Livestock, Gas, and Coal Are Primary Culprits

09.07.2021 05:47 AM

NASA explained the cause and effect of the atmospheric methane concentrations that are mostly human-induced.

Gut Bacteria Imbalance Affects Joint Inflammation; Intestinal Wall Potential Link Between Rheumatoid Arthritis, Gut Microbiome

09.07.2021 03:44 AM

A new study suggests that the thinning of the intestinal wall could be the key to the mystery of rheumatoid and gut microbiome correlation.

White Dwarfs' Anti-Aging Secret Captured by Hubble Space Telescope's Wide Field Camera

09.07.2021 01:47 AM

Hubble Space Telescope's WFC3 recently captured an anti-aging ability of white dwarfs in M3 and M13 global clusters.

How NASA's Perseverance Imaged the First Cored Martian Rock with Mastcam-Z: A Step-by-Step Overview

09.06.2021 22:43 PM

NASA's Perseverance rover have successfully gathered and imaged the first cored rock from Mars. Here is an overview of the processes the rover conducted together with its partner Mastcam-Z

Starlings Vocalize More Than Initially Thought; Bird's Singing Ability Linked to Brain Development

09.06.2021 06:32 AM

A new study on starling birds revealed that they sing more than the initially recorded activities. In addition, the birds have stunning brain development throughout the seasons of the year due to their singing ability.

7,000 Steps or More Lower Risk of Mortality in Middle-Aged Adults; Walking as Simple Physical Activity To Keep Heart Beating

09.06.2021 04:54 AM

Taking 7,000 steps or more can lessen the risk of mortality rate associated with heart conditions among the population of middle-aged adults, according to a new study.

Ivermectin Not Proven Safe for COVID-19 Treatment; Effects on People's Health Include Overdose, Coma

09.06.2021 04:10 AM

Australia recently reported a case of ivermectin overdose in one of the country's hospitals. Learn more about the risks of the antiparasitic drug if taken for COVID-19 treatment.

Mars Missions Should Not Exceed 4 Years To Protect Astronauts Health, Space Equipment From Harmful Particles, Radiation

09.06.2021 00:47 AM

A new study suggests that future missions, including the trip to Mars, should not exceed four years and must be conducted during the solar maximum to protect human health and equipment from space radiation and harmful particles.

4 out of 5 American Adults Develops COVID19 Antibodies from Infection, Vaccination

09.04.2021 01:34 AM

Recent research analyzing blood donation samples since July 2020 shows that as of May 2021, 4 out of 5 American adults over the age of 16 have developed antibodies via infection or vaccine.

Parasitic Cookiecutter Sharks Terrorize Not Only Great White Sharks, Whales, but Animals of All Sizes in Varying Ocean Depths

09.04.2021 00:08 AM

Initially believed to prey on larger apex predators, research suggests that the parasitic cookiecutter sharks, Isistius brasiliensis, prey on animals of all sizes other than the great white sharks and orcas.

Big John, South Dakota's Biggest Triceratops Fossil Goes on Display, Set To Fetch Big Bucks in Paris Auction

09.03.2021 22:05 PM

Big John, the most complete Triceratops fossil, goes on display a month before its Paris auction slated to fetch big bucks.

Neural Network Limits Identified Through 'Adversarial Attack;' Machine Learning Predictions of Molecular Energies Produce Reliable Results

09.03.2021 08:38 AM

New research from MIT experts attempted to solve the biggest problem of neural networks in molecular simulations.

Study on Regenerative Process Identifies TRACS as Secret to Flatworm Regeneration Better Than Earthworms'

09.03.2021 07:08 AM

A new comprehensive study on flatworm's regenerative ability to grow mini versions at a scale of 1/279th pointed out the most crucial factor in regeneration.

Asteroid Belt's Giant Space Rock Presents Unsolvable Puzzle: Vesta Craters Could Shed Light on Earth's Origin

09.03.2021 05:01 AM

A new study attempts to solve the impossible problems around the asteroid belt's gigantic space rock, Vesta. Its craters could hold information about its early existence, as much as of Earth's.

Misokinesia: Hating People Who Fidget; Mirror Neurons Possibly Cause Widescale Psychological Reaction

09.03.2021 02:50 AM

A new study suggests that irritation from people who fidget, also known as misokinesia, is experienced by many people.

New COVID-19 Variant 'Mu' Can Trespass Immunity Provided by Vaccines, According to WHO Report

09.02.2021 23:01 PM

The latest weekly report by WHO states that the new COVID-19 mu variant can evade the immunity procided by the vaccines.

Organic Ligands That Bind With Iron Could Affect Algae Population in Oceanic Bodies of Greenland, Antarctic Ice Sheets

09.02.2021 07:14 AM

A new comparative study was released by the NIOZ Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research regarding the conditions of iron present in both Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets and how it affects algae growth.

Types of Narcissism: Grandiose, Vulnerable, Each Differs in Characteristics, Triggers, Goals

09.02.2021 06:07 AM

A narcissist is simple to spot, as they always think they are above any other people, drives the conversation towards themselves, and is obsessed with being the lead of everything. A new study shows the thin line between the different types of narcissism.

Percussion Flaking Even Before Stone Age: Bone Tools Crafted From Elephant Remains Challenges Understanding of Early Humans

09.02.2021 04:18 AM

A discovery from Italy reveals that bone tools were existent since the Lower Paleolithic period. The bone tools that were earlier than stone works were crafted from the remains of the now-extinct straight-tusked-elephants.

Ivermectin Safe for Antiparasitic Cases, NOT for Coronavirus; Shortage for Non-COVID Purposes Put People at Risk of Infection

09.02.2021 01:43 AM

The shortage of ivermectin experienced by people intending to buy for non-COVID purposes pushed the Canadian government to limit people from purchasing the said drug.