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This is Why Jimmy Nelson Takes These Pictures

11.28.2019 10:15 AM

It’s worldwide a well-known book: Before They Pass Away. Created by Jimmy Nelson in 2013. ’I take pictures. I make images.’ Says the British-Dutch photographer. But there is more to tell about him. Much more.

How Does Suboxone Work to Treat Addiction?

11.27.2019 16:03 PM

Every year, millions of Americans are prescribed painkillers. And every year, about 2 million of them become addicted.Painkiller addiction is more than an issue of willpower. These medications chemically rewire the brain and make users physically dependent on them. Drug addiction is a real medical condition and needs to be treated as such.

Marine Fog Endangers Mountain Lions with High Concentration of Mercury

11.27.2019 10:12 AM

This is alarming because it can have dangerous effects on terrestrial mammals like mountain lions in terms of reproduction success and survival.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Finds the Crash Site of the Chinese Lunar Spacecraft

11.27.2019 10:11 AM

The Longjiang-2 reportedly crashed on the far side of the moon after completing its orbital mission on July 31.

House Plants Are Not Helping in Air Purification, Experts Say

11.27.2019 10:05 AM

A recent study made by scientists from Drexel University in Philadelphia claims that putting plants does not really help in removing airborne volatile organic compounds.

Acfer 094 Contains Fossilized Ice Which Can Be a Gateway to Understanding the Creation of the Solar System

11.27.2019 10:02 AM

The asteroid was considered to be a part of a much larger asteroid that roamed the solar system. Meteorites are solid debris from outer space that land on Earth, are often believed to contain materials that will somehow give an insight into the creation of the solar system.

BRUIE is NASA's Solution to Finding Life in Oceanic Worlds

11.27.2019 10:00 AM

If it becomes successful in approaching these water worlds, BRUIE can help scientists learn a lot about the topography of the underside of the ice found in these satellites, including how they were formed and its effects on the immediate environment since the ice have the ability to trap gases either from biological or geological processes.

How Binge Drinking Affects Your Brain Activity

11.26.2019 08:27 AM

This article contains information about binge drinking and how it affect the brain activity of individuals.

Amazon Black Friday Deals Are Finally Here!

11.26.2019 08:17 AM

This article consists of Amazon Black Friday Deals specifically for Samsung Ultra High Definition Smart TVs and its discounts.

Venus-Jupiter Conjunction Can Be Experienced All Throughout the Week

11.26.2019 08:15 AM

The pair will be visible 30 minutes after the sunset at 19 degrees just above the horizon. Observers of the night sky were able to experience a spectacular sight with the conjunction of Venus and Jupiter.

Plankton Diversity: A Key to Gauge Ocean Health, According to New Study

11.25.2019 19:27 PM

One of the papers focused on the diversity of plankton in the ocean and another focused on the gene expression of this species to see how they adapt to the changing environmental conditions.

Everything You Should Know About Toxic Shock Syndrome And Menstrual Cup

11.25.2019 14:26 PM

Nowadays, there are a lot of women who suffer from different vaginal diseases. Toxic shock syndrome is one of those illnesses. Study shows that this vaginal disease is commonly caused by using menstrual products such as regular pads, tampons or menstrual cup.

The Nuts and Bolts of a Form Builder

11.22.2019 23:25 PM

To create, design, and publish all kinds of web forms on the internet, people utilize web form builder which is a basic bit of programming. No matter what type of form it is, you will always need a web form builder to operate things into the form.

‘Pokemon Sword and Shield’ News & Update: Corsola Has Been Bleached to Death?

11.21.2019 07:45 AM

Even Pokemons are affected by climate change. Water/Rock-type Pokémon Corsola is now bleached in recent Pokemon games.

5 Health Screening Tests You Can Take at Home

11.19.2019 21:05 PM

Do you ever have the feeling that something is not quite right, but you aren't sure if it warrants a trip to the doctor's office? Physician visits can be expensive, time consuming, and nerve wrecking.

What Will The Modern Laboratory Look Like In 2020 And Beyond

11.18.2019 15:07 PM

Digital solutions and tools have become integral and indispensable to research and science labs as these devices and applications help them operate more effectively and efficiently.

Dementia Continues to Soar High in the United Kingdom Alone

11.18.2019 08:51 AM

Although dementia is known to affect older people (especially people about 65 years old), some cases of the disease can develop earlier often exhibiting different issues for the affected person.

Sea Ice Movements Critical to Climate Change Study

11.18.2019 08:47 AM

The results of the analysis will finally be able to help researchers quantify how much the interactions between currents, climate, and sea ice changed throughout the last two decades.

SpaceX Successfuly Takes First Steps to Space Transportation

11.18.2019 08:44 AM

The success of this test launch is considered the first step to flying NASA astronauts to the International Space Station starting 2020.

Aibo Robot Dog Receives Software Update

11.18.2019 08:40 AM

Twenty years later, Sony added features to the Aibo robot dog such as letting the user design specific features for the dog. Today, the Aibo robot dog can be programmed to potty train using a mapping feature that will let it find its way around the house.

Spaceflight Triggers Structural Changes in the Brain of Astronauts

11.16.2019 06:41 AM

With the help of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina observed how the human brain adapts to extreme conditions such as the microgravity environment outside of Earth.

Scientists May Have Figured Out the Origins of Solar Spicules

11.16.2019 06:24 AM

Prior to this study, there are previous findings that also suggested that magnetic reconnections can also be the reason behind larger outbursts such as coronal jets, solar flares, and coronal mass ejections.

New Species of Ancient Bird Found in Japan

11.16.2019 05:53 AM

The researchers were lucky to find a three-dimensional preserved pigeon-sized bird skeleton which can largely help in understanding the evolution of birds.

Few Important Things to Know about Digital Marketing Today

11.15.2019 15:15 PM

Would you like to know why you should be spending more time on digital marketing? If you have been thinking you don't want the hassle, you really do need to think again. Digital marketing is worldwide, which potentially means a global customer base.

Stingray-Shaped Spacecraft to Probe Venus

11.15.2019 08:18 AM

They called the probe Bio-inspired Ray for Extreme Environment and Zonal Explorations or BREEZE. One of its features includes a stingray-inspired "wings" that is able to flap when encountering the high winds of Venus' atmosphere.

New Study Links Groundwater Movement to Climate Change

11.15.2019 07:53 AM

According to Mingsong Li, even the slightest changes can have real effects on the sea level. For instance, if all groundwater flows to the sea, the sea level would rise up to 180 feet.

Jezero Crater Hosts Rich Amounts of Hydrated Silica—a Mineral Perfect for Preserving Biosignatures

11.15.2019 07:46 AM

Researchers from Brown University developed a technique that will help scientists find rare and hard-to-detect mineral data taken from the orbiting spacecraft.

Cytochrome b6f is the Key in Maximizing Photosynthesis for Greater Yield in Important Crops

11.15.2019 06:38 AM

Creating new models like this helps researchers see that the cytochrome b6f taps into the electrical currents around it to power up protons—much like plugging in a rechargeable battery.

Climate Change Affects East Asian Monsoon

11.15.2019 06:02 AM

In investigating the activities in the Hadley cell, the researchers found out that the Asian monsoon will move towards the equator.

What Is Chromatography Used for in Life and Business?

11.14.2019 16:15 PM

Chromatography is a scientific technique that uses a filter to separate the parts of a compound (often a liquid or gas). Since its invention in Russia in the early 1900s, scientists have never stopped using and perfecting this technique.