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A Protein At the Center of Cell Division: Researchers Discover the Wonders TPX2 Can Do During Cell Division

01.20.2020 20:58 PM

Researchers from Princeton University discover the efficiency of cell division and the protein that is the key to developing a cure to cancer.

Scientists Successfully Sequenced Giant Squid Genome

01.20.2020 20:33 PM

Not a lot is known about the Giant Squid aside from the fact that it has an awful reputation in folklore and literature. Recently, scientists were able to successfully sequence the giant squid genome for the first time.

Engineers from the European Space Agency Solves the Huygens Probe Mistery

01.20.2020 20:21 PM

For years, engineers are baffled by the landing of the Huygens Probe in Saturn's moon Titan but now, they have enough data to find out why and how it happened.

Why Businesses Choose Proxy Over VPN and why should you?

01.20.2020 17:21 PM

Many companies tend to use a proxy or a VPN for their business. Though a proxy and a VPN seem similar and provide improved security, they function differently. To compare, proxies are way better and the right choice for a business to success. Before choosing whether it's a VPN or a proxy, you must have a clear understanding of what exactly they are

Common myths around Green Tea

01.20.2020 15:18 PM

No natural drink has ever been as misunderstood as green tea. A lot of people just keep going on and on about the myriad of health benefits associated with the consumption of green tea. For a few others, green tea is nothing but just another regular drink. But what do you think? Is green tea beneficial, or it just a less-potent form of coffee? Honestly, the more you read about green tea, the more you’ll be able to assess what it can and cannot do. Today, a lot of research is centred around green tea. Some even claim how green tea helps fight cancer. However, in addition to this ongoing research, there’s still a lot that’s known about green tea. So, here we have come up with a few general myths surrounding green tea. Let’s dig them deep and find the truth behind these myths.

The Serious Effects of Wildfires on Water and the Environment

01.20.2020 14:45 PM

Enormous wildfires have become commonplace in today's day and age. Its impacts affect more than the surrounding land. Learn the effects of wildfires here. The effects of wildfires are damaging more than the land they burn. Turn to any news source and you’re likely to read about the destruction fires are having on our world today. The fire season tends to peak around the middle of January in Australia, but for the past four months, the island has been burning. According to the NOAA, it has been predicted that within the next fifty years, the number of days with dangerous conditions will increase. To know how to discover a solution, you’ll need to identify the problem. Here are the serious effects of wildfires on water and the environment.

Accidentally Discovered "Flux" Might Be the Key To The Asteroid-like Composition of the Earth's Crust

01.20.2020 07:18 AM

Nothing is more mysterious than the origin of our earth, the more is learned to settle the question, and it raises the unknown. Earth scientists at MIT are perplexed by a new find, that might rewrite the earth's origin.

Massive Black Hole Collisions Are Giving Off Detectable Galactic X-ray and Gravitational Waves

01.20.2020 07:09 AM

Scientists on earth are aware there is a big universe out there, and we are just one of many objects in it. One of the concerns which are of tantamount concern is the existence of massive black holes, announcing their presence with regularity.

Hard Plant Foods Are Included In the Diet of Early Humans, Scientists Say

01.20.2020 07:06 AM

Ancient humans are previously thought to not eat woody plants as it will damage their teeth. This new study from Washington University in St. Louis disproves that.

Male Songbirds Do Not Rely on Plumage Color Alone to Ensure Survival, Scientists Say

01.20.2020 03:42 AM

Songbirds are known for their vocal prowess but, in mating season, their songs and plumage are not only the ones that should stand out -- even their sperm cells should be the best.

Scientists Discover Emotions That Are Only Felt When Music Is Heard

01.20.2020 03:28 AM

Music has always been part of all cultures and where there are people, there is music no matter what kind. Its effect is sedative or elicits feeling to do anything that occurs to the one hearing it. This is the power of music.

New Species of Feathered Dinosaur Discovered in China

01.20.2020 03:12 AM

Another fossil is unearthed in China's fossil-rich Jehol province. This time, a fossil of a newly-discovered species of feathered dinosaur is found.

The Oldest Scorpion Fossil “Parioscorpio venator” Were Amphibian Like and Had a Respiratory System Similar to Modern Day Scorpions

01.20.2020 00:18 AM

It existed in the Silurian period and was one of the first arthropods to climb onto land about 437 million years ago (MYA). During the Silurian period competition for food was intense, this is the time when the oldest scorpions developed means to take advantage of the land.

"Eccentric" Quantum Entangled Metal Has Strange Properties That Are Puzzling Quantum Physicists

01.20.2020 00:18 AM

It is a strange new world as more discoveries by physicists like quantum science is yielding more data about it. Researchers at the Rice University and Vienna University of Technology have unearthed evidence of an "eccentric" quantum entangled metal that had unusual properties, which exhibited characteristic of quantum entanglement in its particles.

Cretaceous-Paleogene Extinction is Caused by Asteroids, Not Volcanic Activity

01.20.2020 00:17 AM

Scientists are mostly convinced that volcanic activity is the primary factor behind the extinction of the dinosaurs. However, this group of scientists from Yale University argues otherwise.

The Search for Exoplanets Have Revealed a Cold Neptune and Two-Super Earths by Land Based Telescopes

01.19.2020 23:42 PM

Scientists looking up into sky have found good leads that reveal a frigid Neptune and dual Earths bigger than ours. All these are part of five extraterrestrial worlds that are part of five exoplanets, eight exoplanets in orbit near red dwarfs.

Large Theropod Dinosaur Fossil Found in Australia

01.18.2020 06:31 AM

A farmer in Winton discovered fragments of bones in his property back in 2017 and today, scientists confirmed that these bones belong to a large theropod dinosaur.

Reduction and Evolution of Their Overall Symmetry and Natural Camouflage Allows Prey to Avoid Predators Better

01.18.2020 06:27 AM

Predator and prey have existed from the first creatures that were either of the two. By definition, the prey is the one eaten for sustenance by the predator.

How to Prevent Ice and Dust Particles Causing Damage to Hypersonic Spacecraft in the Earth’s Atmosphere

01.18.2020 06:19 AM

When hypersonic spacecraft are still inside the inner atmosphere, it is no problem. But, when the outer reaches are encountered, there is another problem to consider.

Large Amounts of Water Detected in the Mantle Might Be a Subterranean Sea Inside the Earth

01.18.2020 06:15 AM

Is it possible that there are more unknowns under the earth's crust, and there is more to it? It does indicate there might more water than previously thought.

'Dinosaur Tree' Wollemia Pines Saved from Extinction By Australian Firefighters

01.18.2020 06:01 AM

Despite destroying hectares of land, the bushfires in Australia never got to the ancient pine trees in New South Wales. This is good news especially since these 'dinosaur trees' are our window to prehistory.

Newly Discovered Species of Bone-Eating Worm Found in the Gulf of Mexico

01.18.2020 05:54 AM

In using alligator carcass for food falls, scientists are trying to figure out what it's like in the ancient oceans and as an added bonus, they were able to discover a new species of bone-eating worm.

Brand New System for Braille Math Books Created By Scientists

01.17.2020 05:53 AM

A new system was created by researchers to help design math textbooks in braille. Before this was invented, the process of "making" such braille books is not that easy.

Scientists Successfully Prevented Jumping Genes in Diminishing Egg Cell Quality

01.17.2020 04:11 AM

To be able to produce quality egg cells and a healthier offspring, scientists from the Carnegie Institution for Science observed the effects of AZT in preventing jumping genes from threatening the quality of egg cells.

Ultraviolet Aurora, Among the Discoveries From Cassini's Final Data

01.17.2020 04:09 AM

The Cassini spacecraft ended its mission back in 2017 but until now, scientists are still analyzing the final data sent back by the historic spacecraft.

Supernovae: Cradles of Creation and Harbingers of Destruction in the Known Universe

01.17.2020 04:08 AM

Stars are like living beings that are made of star stuff, one of the longest-lived galactic structures and the source of light in the dark universe. A star dies in several ways, its corpse becomes something else.

Did You Know? The Milky Way Is A By-Product of Collision Between Two Galaxies

01.17.2020 04:05 AM

The universe is old and calculated to be several billions of years old. One galaxy, in particular, came to be because of cosmic chaos that proved to be more powerful than a supernova.

Northern White Rhinos Are Facing the Threat of Extinction But Researchers Offer Good News

01.17.2020 04:04 AM

Northern White Rhinos are critically endangered because of poaching but researchers are still optimistic in turning the tides for these subspecies.

Archaic Introgression Helps Modern Humans Become Resistant to Diseases

01.17.2020 04:02 AM

A new research show how the remnants of ancient Hominid species helped modern humans in adapting to the environment and becoming resistant to diseases.

Are Connector Fungi The Clue To The Mystery of Increased Nitrogen Warming the Arctic Tundra?

01.17.2020 03:59 AM

Until now, the permafrost in the Arctic Tundra has remained as it has been from the last ice age on earth. It seems there are alarming developments that are gaining attention, from a scientist at Northern Arizona University.