Ron Jefferson

Parents Who Have Three or More Kids Might Incur Cognitive Decline Later in Life, Here's Why

06.20.2022 09:30 AM

Experts found possible causes that could trigger a late-life cognitive decline in parents who have more than two kids. Read more about these factors and how they hurt the minds of parents as they age.

Distinct Polar Bear Group in Greenland Survives Melting Sea Ice Through Glacier Chunks

06.20.2022 08:30 AM

Experts discovered that a separate group of polar bears has innovated an approach that lets them survive the effects of global warming. Read more about the adjustments developed by polar bears and what this means for the future of the Arctic.

Elon Musk Plans to Change Default Name of Starlink WiFi Router to "Stinky"

06.20.2022 04:21 AM

Elon Musk announced that his internet service firm Starlink will have its router devices a new, default name. Learn more about the announcement and how people responded to it.

Mice Study Reveals How Chemicals We Get From Physical Exercise Could Defeat Intense Hunger, Obesity

06.19.2022 05:20 AM

Scientists discover a molecular factor that might help us fight intense hunger and obesity. Read more about the compound and how it could improve our appetite and weight.

Space Bubbles Might Work as Massive Sunblock of Earth from Radiations to Mitigate Global Warming

06.19.2022 05:00 AM

MIT scholars developed an outlandish concept that could help us mitigate global warming. Read more about the idea and how it would work against climate change.

Historic Warship That Sank 340 Years Ago Contained Unopened Wine Bottles, Crest of Washington's Ancestors

06.18.2022 22:42 PM

The controversial HMS Gloucester warship was discovered with wine bottles unopened since it sank in the 17th century. Read more about the vessel and the history behind it.

Video of Tsunami-Like Clouds Devouring a Neighborhood Viral Today, What Is It? [WATCH]

06.17.2022 12:00 PM

A clip of what appears to be a tsunami-like object rolling over a neighborhood went viral this week. Learn more about the creepy phenomenon and what it really is.

Glucose Meter Developed as New COVID Antibody Test

06.17.2022 11:40 AM

Medical experts created a new COVID antibody test that is easy-to-use and more affordable than over-the-counter kits available today. Learn more about how the testing system works and how accurate are the results it produce.

Huge Anglo-Saxon Burial Site in England Unearthed: Skeleton With Spear, Earwax Remover and 141 More Found

06.17.2022 11:20 AM

A planned railway line in Britain was excavated with a mass graveyard that dates back between the 5th and 6th century AD. Read more about the discovery and the ideas it contributes to the history of England during the reign of Anglo-Saxons.

400-Year-Old Italian Mummy Provide Insights About the Mysterious Evolutionary History of E. Coli

06.17.2022 10:55 AM

An ancient sample of E. coli bacteria was extracted from a mummified gallstone patient that was buried during the Renaissance period.

AI-Powered Robot in China Gives Birth to Seven Piglets, Marks Success of First-Ever Automated Animal Cloning Technique

06.17.2022 03:45 AM

Chinese scientists presented the world's first batch of piglets made entirely from automated AI-powered cloning. Read more about the robot and how it works compared to conventional methods.

Nanochannels: New and Easy Approach to Observe Small Biomolecules and Nanoparticles Developed in Just a Single Microscopy Device

06.16.2022 14:00 PM

Scientists from Sweden developed a new microscopy device that could let experts observe biomolecules and nanoparticles without additional steps required. Read more about the new observation model and how it would help future studies that involve small-scale specimens.

2,000 Generations E. Coli Experiment Might Have Solved an Evolutionary Debate

06.16.2022 14:00 PM

A bacteria experiment might have provided the solution that ends the long-running debate about the greatest factor of biological evolution. Read more about the investigation and what the scientists found.

Tarantula Nebula Images Reveal Catastrophic Explosion Induced by Massive Stars at Its Center During Early Age of Universe

06.16.2022 10:00 AM

ESA reveals images of new photos taken from the Tarantula Nebula. Read more about the current studies on this neighboring galaxy and how it offers answers to the origin of star-forming galaxies such as the Milky Way.

New Noise-Cancelling Metasurface Developed from Moth Wings, Absorbs Almost 90% of Sound

06.16.2022 09:00 AM

Scientists developed a new type of sound absorber that was inspired by moth wings. Read more about how the innovative acoustic material works.

Chinese Trove Recently Unearthed in Sanxingdui Site Offers a Glimpse of Ancient Kingdom's Mysterious Side

06.16.2022 08:00 AM

A new treasure collection from a mysterious Chinese kingdom was unearthed at the Sanxingdui site. Read more about the trove and what it offers for the archaeological studies of the country.

Voicemod Launches New AI-Powered Audio Rendering Application to Recreate Voice Into Popular Characters Like Morgan Freeman's More Accurately

06.16.2022 05:00 AM

A renowned voice-changing application will get an improvement through AI and will be available for beta testing this week. Learn more about the Voicemod program and how it works.

Bronx Zoo Elephant Who Lives in One Acre Area Since 1977 Is Self-Aware and Illegally Detained, Activists Say

06.15.2022 11:02 AM

51-year-old elephant Happy stays in the Bronx Zoo after the New York State court decides that illegal detention law is not applicable for a 'non-legal person.' Learn more about the case and the efforts conservationists put through to bring back Happy to its natural habitat.

New Pill for Alopecia-Related Hair Loss Approved by FDA

06.15.2022 10:00 AM

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved the first-ever drug against alopecia. Read more about the treatment and how it works.

Tusk of Woolly Mammoth Found in Alaska, Offers Insights About Links Between Climate Change and Prehistoric Extinction

06.15.2022 09:30 AM

Scientists stumbled upon a tusk of a woolly mammoth that was buried at a riverbank in Alaska. Read more about the discovery and the information it offers to our studies on ice age and paleontology.

Starquakes Change the Appearance, Brightness of 2 Billion Stellar Bodies

06.15.2022 08:30 AM

Astronomers captured the first audible waves from a starquake. Read more about these vibrations and how it impacts stellar bodies.

Indian Locals Banned to Do Rituals in River After Crocodile Devoured 3 People

06.15.2022 07:30 AM

A famous river in India is now monitored by authorities due to crocodile attacks that caused three deaths this year alone. Learn more about the croc-infested river and why people still go to bathe on it.

Remnants of Catastrophic Collision That Gave Birth to Andromeda Compiled to Discover the Origin of the Galaxy

06.14.2022 11:00 AM

Astronomers collected the details of every star across a region in space to find which ones are remnants of the violent collision that gave birth to the Andromeda galaxy. Learn more about the widescale study and the clues the experts found.

Seals Discovered Using Whiskers for Sensors and Hunting Preys Under Deep Oceans for the First Time

06.14.2022 10:00 AM

Scientists discovered how seals look for food in the dark, deep ocean for the first time. Read more about their unique skills and how their facial hair helps during underwater hunts.

Mysterious Dark Cosmic Anomaly Discovered Hovering Across Milky Way Might Be the Smallest Black Hole in Astronomical History

06.14.2022 09:00 AM

Scientists are divided between the true identity of a lone dark object that silently travels through the Milky Way. Read more about the investigations over this malicious phenomenon which could possibly be the smallest dark hole yet.

Experts Identify More Factors to Study Fossil Records Than Relying on Climate Control Alone

06.14.2022 08:00 AM

Scientists question the reliability of fossil data gathered through examinations based on prehistoric climate change alone. Read more about the new pointers experts found that might improve studies on the collection and preservation of ancient fossils.

Robotics Surged in South Korea as New Law for Protecting Human Laborers Takes Effect, Will Machines Replace Workers?

06.14.2022 05:45 AM

South Korea passed a law that could possibly play a part in replacing human workers with robots. Read more about the new rule and how it impacts the industrial laborers of the country.

Largest Chinese Electric Vehicle Manufacturer Plans to Supply Batteries for Elon Musk's Tesla

06.13.2022 10:40 AM

EV conglomerate BYD announces a partnership with Elon Musk's Tesla. Read more about the collaboration and the future of electric car production.

Primates Prefer Listening to Sounds Over Watching Videos, Study Suggests

06.13.2022 10:00 AM

Experts from Finland developed a monkey media player that lets primates entertain themselves by choosing their preferred content. Learn more about the experiment and how the monkeys responded to programs similar to Spotify and Netflix.

Scotland Opposed UK Bill Over Genetically-Edited Food Produce from Animals, Plants With Altered DNA

06.13.2022 08:30 AM

Scottish ministers refuse ideas of the UK regarding advancements in genetically modified produce. Read more about why Scotland and UK are split over new plans for gene-edited foods.