Ron Jefferson

Whole Milk Earns Bad Rep as Study Links It With Cognitive Decline

06.29.2022 11:00 AM

Milk is a staple for many and is a difficult product to avoid. Read on to find out which type of milk entails increased risks of cognitive decline and what you can do about it.

Bubbles and Ultrasound: Novel Technique Kills Cancer Cells

06.29.2022 10:00 AM

Cancers have been very difficult for experts to remove completely because of their natural resistance to therapies and elusiveness from the immune system. Read on to find out how gas-filled microbubbles and ultrasound allow researchers to remove 80% of tumor cells.

Ancient Giant Kangaroo Species of New Guinea Is Not Related to Australian Modern Kangaroos; Study Says

06.29.2022 09:00 AM

Kangaroos are characteristic of Australia, but thousands of years ago this wasn't the case. Read on to find out why ancient giant kangaroos aren't closely related to modern Australian Kangaroos.

Coffee and Tea: Is It Healthy? Can It Reduce Stroke Risks?

06.29.2022 08:00 AM

Drinking coffee or tea in the morning is one way that millions of people across the globe do to start their day. Read on to find out whether drinking coffee, tea, or a combination of both is healthy and how it reduces stroke risks.

World's First Mixed Reality Headsets and Virtual Holographic Patients to Train Future Doctors

06.29.2022 02:50 AM

Mixed reality is more and more being utilized in different industries across the globe. Click to find out how a hospital in the United Kingdom has used the first-ever mixed reality headset and holographic patients to train future doctors.

First-Ever Manipulation of Supernumerary Robotic Arms Via Virtual Environment Demonstrated

06.29.2022 01:53 AM

Researchers have just demonstrated additional robotic arms that can be manipulated via augmented reality. Read on to find out how the supernumerary robotic arms work and whether users feel it as an extension of their body.

Human's Earliest Ancestral Fossil Now Deemed Older by a Million Years Than Originally Believed

06.29.2022 01:11 AM

Researchers analyzing the Cradle of Humankind, Sterkfontein Caves site discovered that the oldest human ancestor is a million years older than previously believed. Read on to find out how this affects our perception of human evolution and why the dating of the fossils was off.

Model Predicts How Milky Way's Largest Star "VY Canis Majoris" Will Die

06.27.2022 11:00 AM

Experts are constructing an accurate model of the galaxy's largest red hypergiant to find out how it will die. Learn more about the model and how it is being assembled.

Necropolis Dating Back to Ancient Rome Unearthed from Gaza Strip Construction Site

06.27.2022 10:00 AM

A security guard in one of the Gaza Strip's construction sites discovered a mysterious clue that links to the true heritage of the region. Learn more about the discovery and how it relates to the history of Israel and the Hamas.

Evidence of Learning and Memory in Human Brain During Sleep Observed for the First Time

06.27.2022 09:00 AM

Scientists saw how memory and learning work during sleep for the first time. Read more about how our brains replay information as we sleep and what the findings mean to the future of solutions for neurological problems.

Breast Cancer Metastasis Accelerates as Patients Sleep at Night [STUDY]

06.27.2022 08:00 AM

Experts discovered the reason why tumor cells in breast cancer patients spread faster at night than in day time. Read more about why the phenomenon occurs.

Elon Musk Confirms September Launch of AI Humanoid Optimus That May Have the Ability to Walk, Dead-Lift

06.27.2022 04:53 AM

Elon Musk revealed that Tesla's new AI humanoid 'Optimus' will be launched three months from now. Learn more about the robot and what we should expect.

Monkeypox Might Have Evolved Faster Than Expected With More Than 50 Infectious Mutations Not Seen Before

06.26.2022 03:22 AM

A new study suggests that the monkeypox virus might have mutated faster than previous estimates. Read more about the findings and what it means for the future of the current monkeypox outbreak.

Octopus Intelligent Brains Has Same Set of Transposable Element in Humans

06.26.2022 02:05 AM

An international team of experts discovered the shared existence of a group of genes in the brains of humans and two octopus species. Read more about the genomes they identified and how it relates to the independent evolution of the species.

Google’s Mysterious Sentient AI Dangerous? Narcissist Bot Could Escape to Do Bad Things

06.26.2022 01:21 AM

An insider from Google reveals how a new AI being built by the tech firm thinks and talks like a human. Learn more about the leak on how the software works.

India Space Agency Set to Commence Mission to Venus in 2025 for First Sub-Surface Observation on the Planet

06.24.2022 11:30 AM

The Indian Space Research Organization is set to fly its space vessel to Venus and probe from its orbit. Read more about India's Venus mission and the goals the country expects to meet.

Copper Nanomesh Sticks on Skin Killing Microbes Instantly Due to Antimicrobial Properties

06.24.2022 10:50 AM

A new study offers a novel antimicrobial material made from nanoscale copper that could stick to any surface including the human face. Read more about the innovation and how it works.

First Batch of Spix's Macaw to Be Released to the Wild This June After 22 Years of Disappearance Due to Near-Extinction

06.24.2022 09:00 AM

The government of Brazil and non-profit organizations plan to release the near-extinct Spix's macaw back to their homes. Read more about the project and how it helped the rare blue parrots emerge once more after 22 years of disappearance from the wild.

Secrets of Slow Aging and Longevity in Reptiles and Amphibians Discovered for the First Time

06.24.2022 08:00 AM

Experts uncovered the possible factors that make amphibians and reptiles live longer than any other animals. Read more about the reasons why these species obtain slow aging and longevity.

Russia's New 'Satan' Missile RS-28 Sarmat That Can Blast Entire US East Coast Set to Enter Combat Before 2022 Ends

06.24.2022 05:00 AM

Vladimir Putin announces the deployment of a new intercontinental ballistic missile Satan 2 by the end of the year. Read more about the weapon and how much power it has.

Jellyfish Sting and How Its Stinging Organelles Work

06.23.2022 11:40 AM

Experts discover the secretive mechanism that works behind the painful fires emitted by tentacles of jellyfish and its cnidarian cousins. Read more about the science behind these natural biophysical weapons and what it offers to the future of medicine and microscopy.

Inhaling Air Pollution Harms Your Brain Directly, Here's How

06.23.2022 11:20 AM

A new study confirms that air pollutants we inhale could directly infiltrate our brain. Read more about how the particles travel to the central nervous system and the negative health effects people could get from this problem.

New Exotic State of Matter 'Tetraneutron' Confirmed, Second of Chargeless Elements in Neutron Chart Discovered

06.23.2022 10:40 AM

Experts confirm the existence of a new chargless element. Read more about this neutron state and how it occurs.

Retirement Homes Will Receive AI Robotic Companion Units "ElliQ" To Minimize Isolation Among Senior Citizens

06.23.2022 10:06 AM

The New York State launches AI-powered companion machines from Intuition Robotics that might help people in assisted living facilities who are at risk of experiencing impacts of isolation. Read more about the project and how the robots work.

Mars Web-Like Patterns and Blue Fan-Shaped Marks Seen on Surface, What Are They?

06.23.2022 05:03 AM

Astronomers explain the true nature behind the strange blue fans and polygon shapes made from web-like materials in the surface of Mars. Read more about this surface feature and why it exists.

Microscopic Mites Living in Human Skin Slowly Becoming Normal Part of Our Bodies; How Did They Evolve?

06.22.2022 09:30 AM

Face mites (Demodex folliculorum) might become a natural part of our skin in the future. Read more about these microscopic organisms and how they lived and evolved silently in our pores.

Can Robots Learn Stereotypes? Machine Powered by Internet-Based AI Performs Tasks with a Touch of Racism and Gender Bias

06.22.2022 08:30 AM

Experts demonstrated the first-ever experiment on how artificial intelligence could be racist and sexist through the power of information from the internet. Read more about the study.

Thinking of Waking Up Tomorrow on Mars? Physicist Says That We Actually Could

06.22.2022 05:30 AM

Theoretical physicist Michio Kaku explains how likely could we wake up on Mars one day. Read more about the theory and how it relates to the sim-space restrictions we have in the real-world.

Is Beefalo Future of Meat? Experts Say Why It Is a Healthy Protein Option and Best for Farming

06.20.2022 11:30 AM

Beefalo is slowly gaining popularity across the food and agricultural industry in the US. Learn more about this meat and why it might be better compared to conventional proteins that are dominant on the market.

Humans Can Now Walk With Eyes Closed Through a 10-Week Echolocation Training Program

06.20.2022 10:30 AM

Both blind and sighted people could train to navigate their surroundings and evade obstacles by just using echoes from the clicking of their tongues. Read more about the echolocation experiment in humans and how effective it is.