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The Powers of You Favorite Superhero is As Real As The Science Behind Them

01.09.2020 03:10 AM

Nobody can claim that they never dreamt of having the superpowers of their favorite superheroes. In at least one point of time, you wished to be able to fly, run fast, or be invisible. But did you know that you can, if you'll take time to understand the science behind it?

Scientists Check Out Trade Routes in Angola, A Hotspot for Illegal Wildlife Trade

01.09.2020 03:07 AM

Angola is among the world's countries with high rate of biodiversity and every day it is challenged by illegal wildlife trade.

Why Is It So Darned Hard to Kill Mosquitoes With Bug Spray That Does Not Seem to Work?

01.09.2020 03:02 AM

Mosquitoes seem to be immune to bug spray and it is not funny when they develop resistance. (Photo : www. sciencealert. com)Mosquitoes seem to be immune to bug spray and it is not funny when they develop resistance.

The Cure for Cancer Is a Newly Discovered Organelle That Prevents Cancerous Cells From Killing the Host Cells

01.08.2020 10:54 AM

There is hope for patients that are suffering from Cancer, an almost always terminal disease that comes with no definitive cure at the moment. One of the possible cures that might prove better than current therapies is a newly-discovered organelle that might be the magic bullet. Scientists from the University of Virginia School of Medicine have stumbled upon it, and are probing and investigating the mystery organelle for the first time.

NASA's Tiny Satellite ASTERIA is Lost in Space

01.08.2020 09:05 AM

NASA lost contact with its tiny satellite that was designed to look for exoplanets. This weekend, NASA's mission operators at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California lost contact with Arcsecond Space Telescope Enabling Research in Astrophysics or ASTERIA, a satellite designed to study exoplanets.

Physicists Experiment With Particles To Discover More Components in the Mysterious 'Quantum Soup'

01.08.2020 08:32 AM

It seems inside the quantum soup, there is one flavor but this favorite taste can be it, or not? (Photo : www. canva. com)It seems inside the quantum soup, there is one flavor but this favorite taste can be it, or not? The quantum world is like a boring cook, with endless possibilities of flavors.

Breast Cancer Is Detected Better With AI Machine and More Accurate Than Human Doctors

01.08.2020 03:55 AM

Use of machine AI to detect breast can is better and less prone to error. Compared to specialists who might make the wrong diagnosis for patients,

The Age of Robots and The Upcoming Robotics Trends To Expect This 2020

01.08.2020 03:51 AM

In 2020, increased automation will signal the age of the robot and robotic trends to come. (Photo : appliedchaosdynamicscontrolassociation. net)In 2020, increased automation will signal the age of the robot and robotic trends to come.

Will Archaic Biplane Designs Cancel Supersonic Shockwaves Better Than Single-Wing Designs?

01.08.2020 03:45 AM

The resurrection of archaic biplane design for faster than sound, future supersonic aircraft is ongoing. Once all the technical problems are solved, the next generation of sonic aircraft will fly the skies.

The Inside of Cells Is A Chatterbox and When the Chatter Starts, Adaptations in Lipid Transfer Happens

01.08.2020 00:21 AM

Inside a cell, they are chatterboxes that talk to each other. When they do, all sorts of tethers and links are made to transfer lipids.

Shark Bytes That Made the News in 2019

01.07.2020 23:43 PM

In 2019, these shark bytes were interesting and revealed what sharks are up to. Nothing makes the news than a big shark, it shows the fascination for these alpha predators.

Have We Found A Neighbor Across Space? Fifth Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts Traced To An Unexpectedly Close Galaxy

01.07.2020 21:22 PM

Fast radio burst are being detected consistently from a nearby galaxy. Could there be some sort of life producing these signals for the inhabitants of the Earth to detect?

Astronaut Suffers From First-Ever Recorded Blood Clot in Space, Doctors Encourage More Research

01.07.2020 21:14 PM

For the first time, a blood clot is recorded to occur in space. Earlier this week, news of an unidentified astronaut suffering from a blood clot in the jugular vein on the neck or also known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) while aboard the International Space Station circulated and it has become a new case study for doctors here on Earth.

Neutron Star Collision's Gravitational Waves Detected by LIGO

01.07.2020 06:29 AM

This is the second time the observatory was able to detect gravitational waves from a collision of two neutron stars. However, it's not as grand as the first.

Water Lily Genome, A Window to Angiosperm Evolution

01.07.2020 06:00 AM

To further understand how seed-bearing vascular plants came to be, scientists from Pennsylvania State University led an international team in conducting an experiment on the genome of the water lily.

Scientists Are Hosting Particle Derbies to Learn More About the Elusive Recipe for the 'Quantum Soup'

01.07.2020 05:26 AM

The quantum world seems to settle for just one flavor, when there are more to be found in the quantum soup. This favorite taste may not be the only one, as it is investigated by physicists.

Researchers Confirm Volcanic Activity in Venus Through Light Emissions

01.07.2020 05:19 AM

This new discovery challenges scientists to further study the inhospitable planet. As early as the 1990s, NASA's Magellan spacecraft was able to bring back data from the planet Venus showing that the Earth's hellish neighbor is covered in volcanoes and lava flows.

Missions to Space, One Small Step and a Big Leap for Mankind in 2020

01.07.2020 04:32 AM

In 2020, there will be high profile space missions that will begin a new decade in space exploration.

Volatiles in Cold Traps , A Key to Understanding the Moon's Dark Craters

01.07.2020 04:19 AM

As scientists prepare for future missions to Mars, other scientists suggest studying Earth's moon further.

Bacons in Blades of Grass: Plant-Based Food and the Future of Food Science and Human Nutrition

01.07.2020 04:11 AM

Food science has come a long way and now it is trying to help minimize greenhouse gases by developing plant-based foods.

ICESat-2 and Its Contribution in Understanding Climate Change

01.07.2020 03:54 AM

ICESat-2 has harvested more data than its predecessor and it helps scientists, big time. Satellite launching -- especially those that are observing Earth -- is not exactly news unless of course, the satellites are from private companies like SpaceX or Boeing so when NASA's observation satellite ICESat-2 was launched last September 2018, it was regarded as just another day at work.

Mitochondrial Division in the Cell Is Common in Primitive and Advanced Species on Earth

01.07.2020 03:53 AM

There is evidence that points out that mitochondria division shared by both primitive and advanced species living today.

Science and Environment Went Big in 2019, Paving the Future for More Amazing Events

01.07.2020 01:19 AM

In the year 2019, the big news in science and environment was a treasure trove of amazing events. These will set the pace in 2020 and the years to come.

Inbreeding Among Royals: 14 Monarchs Who Experienced the Side Effects of Incest

01.07.2020 01:07 AM

The things they do to maintain power and prestige. It may seem taboo today, but before, monarchs will do anything -- and we mean, anything -- to preserve their power and one of the ways they did this was to marry within the family.

Continuing Water Crisis Turns the Santiago River Basin Into a "Slow-Motion Chernobyl"

01.06.2020 22:15 PM

If you've heard of the Chernobyl incident before, then here's news for you: we have a new version slowly building up into the same problem of toxic chemicals in the water.

Wetlands Conservation in Ukraine Brings Back Glory to the Delta

01.06.2020 22:02 PM

Wetlands are on a steady decrease in Europe but a non-profit organization is putting a stop to the alarming trend. How successful will they be?

Astronauts Playing with Fire at the International Space Station

01.06.2020 10:33 AM

Fire plays on a different set of rules in space and in this experiment, astronauts try to understand the science of combustion in zero-gravity environments.

Existence Debate: Can Science Prove that God Exists or Is it A Proof that He Doesn't?

01.06.2020 07:27 AM

One of the greatest challenges that science has is proving that God does exist, but on the flip side, science is proof enough that God does not exist.

Revelations in the Quantum Realm as Positrons and Spherical Nanoparticles Collided With Expected Results

01.06.2020 07:22 AM

Glimpsing what is inside the quantum realm is not easy, positrons and spherical nanoparticles are the subjects of investigation, and the results were unexpectedly expected.

AI and Robotics are Driving the Stage With Better Solar Cells and Advanced Technologies

01.06.2020 07:15 AM

The biggest game-changers for scientists in material science will be robotics and AI. Use of it, will be very efficient and have advantages for solar tech and other technologies.