Ron Jefferson

Perpetual Motion Machines: Experts Developed Model of Once-Impossible Time Crystal Model

06.03.2022 11:56 AM

A team of scientists was successful in creating the first-ever time crystal. Learn more about this impossible technology and the scientific applications it could help in the future.

Huge 12-Meter Sperm Whale Seen Tied on a Truck Baffling Motorists on M62, Is It Real?

06.03.2022 11:25 AM

Drivers traveling along M62 spotted a massive sperm whale on the back of a truck. Read more about why the beached creature was transported.

3D Printed Ear From Human Cells Transplanted on Female Patient

06.03.2022 10:00 AM

A clinical trial found a better way to reconstruct the ears of mictoria patients without any invasive methods. Read more about the successful procedure and what it offers to the future of surgical studies.

Moon Gardening: Experiments of Growing Plants on 'Lunar Regolith' Yield Promising Results

06.03.2022 09:00 AM

Scholars from the University of Florida developed an effective way to grow plants on the lunar surface. Read more about the experiment and how it would help our astronauts in the future

Can Monkeypox Virus Transmit to Pets? Experts Say Rodents Most At Risk

06.03.2022 08:00 AM

Could house pets get monkeypox? Read more about what experts say and recommended guidelines when a pet owner catches the virus.

US Supercomputer 'Frontier' World's First to Surpass Exascale Level, Better Than Top 500 Supercomputers

06.02.2022 10:42 AM

Experts from the US developed a supercomputer that broke the exascale barrier. Read more about the specifications of the instrument and the contributions it could relay to the scientific studies.

Experts Found How Electric Fish Developed Unique Skill Through Genetic Evolution, Potential Key to Solve Human Diseases

06.02.2022 09:00 AM

A new study confirms how genetic evolution gave some fish species electric organs. Learn more about the genetics behind the electrocuting skills of some fish groups and the secret to developing them.

Four Hostile Extraterrestrial Civilizations Might Be Lurking in the Milky Way, According to Conflict Resolution Expert

06.02.2022 08:45 AM

A conflict resolution specialist tells that there might be up to four evil civilizations in our galaxy. Read more about the theory and how it is likely for these hostile cosmic beings to attack Earth.

Missing Rudder of HMS Invincible Warship Discovered 60 Meters from Wreckage After Battle of Cape Finisterre 200 Years Ago

06.02.2022 08:00 AM

Experts from the UK discovered the lost rudder of the warship HMS Invincible after its wreckage more than 200 years ago. Learn more about the history behind the wreckage and the collection of the ship's missing parts.

Pre-Hispanic Maya City 'Xiol' Unearthed by Construction Crew, Metropolis Dates Back 1,400 Years Ago

06.02.2022 03:40 AM

Archaeology experts suggest that the Xiol metropolis in the Yucatan peninsula was once full of socioeconomic activities. Read more about the ancient Mesoamerican site and the life it held in the past.

New Technique to Detect Killer Asteroids Developed for Planetary Defense Against Space Rock Impacts

06.01.2022 13:00 PM

A team led by ex-NASA astronaut developed a system that could detect risky asteroids. Learn more about the technique and how the information it could give to safety of our planet.

Virtual ‘Tamagochi’ Children Will Give Parents Real-Life Experience With Kids in the Metaverse By 2070

06.01.2022 12:00 PM

Ex-UK advisor Catriona Campbell explains what are virtual children and what they offer to solve overpopulation. Read more about this AI-powered technology and the benefits it could give to parents.

New Delamination Approach Developed for Better Utility of Two-Dimensional Nanomaterials

06.01.2022 11:00 AM

Experts form the University of Bayreuth developed a new way to detach crystal nanosheets safely and environment-friendly. Learn more about the technique and what it offers to industrial applications based on nanomaterials.

Scientists Reveal Coastal Cities That Could Sink Faster Due to Floods from Rising Sea Levels and Human-Induced Subsidence

06.01.2022 09:20 AM

Experts show the cities that have the fastest sinking rate due to rising sea levels. Read more to know what induces these climate change impacts, and what could country's do to protect their coastal areas to drop from their original elevation.

Saqqara Necropolis Discovered with Late Egyptian Period Artifacts; Collection Included Cat Mummies, Sarcophagi, and Figures of Ancient Gods

06.01.2022 05:04 AM

Experts from Egypt discovered a whole trove of ancient artifacts in Saqqara site, where the Step Pyramid of Djoser was built. Read more about the new excavation and the materials they found.

Strongest Recorded Hurricane Agatha, Category 2 Storm, Hits Mexico on Monday

05.31.2022 12:00 PM

On Monday the strongest hurricane recorded to hit this May made landfall in Mexico. Read on to find out more about Hurricane Agatha, its devastation, and understand more about hurricanes.

Climate Change and Drying of Dam Reveals 3,400 Year Old City Ruins

05.31.2022 10:20 AM

Climate change has been a problem across the globe, today it revealed an ancient city submerged underwater for over 40 years. Read on to find out about the ancient city of Zakhiku and its abrupt fall.

Tides Might Be Responsible for Rarity of 'Trojan' Exoplanets, Study Claims

05.31.2022 09:20 AM

SETI Institute gives further insights about the rare and mysterious presence of trojan planets outsaide our solar system. Learn more about what trojan exoplanets are and why we can't find many of them.

Cancer Phototherapy Integrated with Light-Triggered Nanoplatform Shows Better Results Against Tumor Growth, Metastasis

05.31.2022 07:00 AM

Chinese scholars developed a new photoimmunotherapy based on nanotechnology. Learn more about the treatment and how effective it is against cancer.

Wind-Powered Skeletal Structures Move Like Living Animals: What Are These Stranbeets For?

05.31.2022 05:30 AM

Strandbeests are one of the century's breakthrough engineering innovation. Learn more about these skeletal animals and how they work.

Ancient Human Remains from Colonial Era Unearthed in Peru, With Deformed Skulls and Likely Died from Syphilis

05.31.2022 04:55 AM

Archaeologists recently unearthed an undisturbed collection of human skeletons in an ancient hospital located in Lima, Peru. Read more about the discovery and the secrets it hid since the 16th century.

Dark Landslides, Dust Avalanche on Mars That Looks Like Creepy Hair Strands Confirmed As Carbon Dioxide Frosts

05.30.2022 11:00 AM

NASA clears speculations over the eerie hair strands that appear on Mars. Learn more about these features and why it forms on the red planet's surface.

Future Home Robotics May Include Robots Picking Up Children's Toys, Draining Plates and More!

05.30.2022 10:00 AM

Dyson shows a glimpse of their newest innovations that ease household tasks. Click and watch the announcement of the largest vacuum company and how they plan to join the challenging industry of home robotics.

New Sorbent for Fastest Recyclable Carbon Capture System Reaches 99% Efficacy

05.30.2022 09:00 AM

Experts from Tokyo Metropolitan University developed a new direct air capture (DAC) technology that performs twice as the carbon capture systems available today. Learn more about the innovation and how it works.

Darwinian Evolution Possibly Taking Place 4 Times Faster Than We Know

05.30.2022 08:00 AM

According to a million-year data collected by biologists, the evolution might be occurring four times faster than previous estimates. Read more about the new theory and how it relates to the natural selection and genetics of various wild animal groups.

Unexpected Changes of Social Behaviors in Mammals Discovered with CRISPR-Cas9 Gene Editing

05.30.2022 06:45 AM

Unexpected results were observed when the social function hormones of mammals were eliminated. Read more about this new CRISPR gene editing experiment and how it contributes to the studies on human's social behaviors.

Cryogenics, the Freezing of Cells, is Helping Save Endangered Species

05.29.2022 03:44 AM

Animals on the brink of extinction may be given a second chance using carefully preserved germplasm. Read on to find out more about the San Diego Frozen Zoo that's helping save endangered animals using cryogenics.

Robotic Buoys Developed to Establish 'Right Whale Slow Zones,' Minimizing Casualties from Ship Collisions

05.29.2022 02:10 AM

Oceanography experts partnered with a shipping firm to deploy robotic buoys on the east coast. Learn more about the purpose of these marine devices and how could they help with both the shipping industry and the animals of the sea.

50-Meter Long Trail of 64 One-Meter Dinosaur Footprints Appeared in Wales Beach, Confusing Locals

05.29.2022 01:00 AM

A total of 64 enormous dinosaur footprints, particularly of a T. rex, appeared out of nowhere in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Read more about how the trail emerged and the reason behind its bizarre development.

MAVEN Mars Orbiter Pauses Operation Due to Motion Glitch; Repairs Expected to Finish By End of May

05.29.2022 00:22 AM

NASA announced that the MAVEN Mars orbiter is under repair. Read more about the malfunction that caused the problem and the future of operations related to the spacecraft.