Colorful, Animated Temperature Spiral Used In Paris Climate Agreement Gets An Update

Medicine & Technology May 17, 2017

Ed Hawkins has updated the viral temperature spiral as a celebration for his birthday.

Rare Albino Orangutan In Indonesia Named "Alba"

May 16, 2017

"Alba" is now the name of the once-captive rare albino orangutan.

Two Causes Of High Blood Sugar Levels In The Morning

May 16, 2017

Noticed that your high blood sugar level is high in the morning? These two causes might explain the reason why.

Chinese Demand For Totoaba Fish Swim Bladder Could Drive Vaquita Porpoises Into Extinction

May 16, 2017

The demand for the totoaba fish swim bladder causes the large decline in the vaquita porpoises population, leaving only 30 alive based on the campaigners' statistics. The totoaba fish itself is already an endangered species but illegal fishing persists just to acquire the totoaba fish swim bladder that costs a fortune.

Educational Project In Tanzania To Use Solar-Powered MP3 Player For Illiterate Women

May 16, 2017

URIDU aims to teach women on various topics regarding health with the help of solar-powered MP3 players.

NASA Rejected Trump's Request of Astronauts Returning To The Moon By 2019

May 15, 2017

Last Friday, NASA announced that they rejected Trump's proposal of sending astronauts to the Moon in 2019.

Cuts Of NOAA Target Incoming Polar Weather Satellites

May 15, 2017

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or NOAA is set to look for other options after the program received a budget cut from the omnibus bill for this fiscal year.

Unusual Calf With Two Extra Limbs Found In North Dakota Ranch

May 15, 2017

Ranchers in a North Dakota farm has a new addition: a calf with two extra limbs.

Melting Of Ice Sheet in Antarctica Attributed To Huge Hidden Landforms Found Underneath

May 15, 2017

A new study says that the melting of the ice sheet in Antarctica is attributed to the 1.8 kilometers of landforms.

Glacier National Park Decreased Numbers of Glaciers From 150 To 26

May 15, 2017

The United States Geological Survey has reported that the Glacier National Park saw a dramatic decrease of glaciers,

Microsoft HoloLens Inventor Believes Smartphones Are 'Dead'

May 10, 2017

Alex Kipman, the inventor of Microsoft HoloLens, believes that smartphones are dead now.

Earthworm Populations In Danger Due To Tillage Farming

May 10, 2017

Scientists found out that tillage farming caused the declining population rate of earthworms around the world.

New Study Suggest Brown Dwarf Could Be Planetary Mass Object

May 10, 2017

If a star is a planet, it sounds a little strange because the star is a massive gaseous stellar object. However, a team of astronomers from Carnegie Institution for Science claimed that a Brown Dwarf is, in fact, a planetary-mass object.

Archaeologists Discovered 19th Century Trash in Iowa Developing Site

May 10, 2017

Archaeologists excavated a city trash pit full of 19th-century trash.

Archaeologists Found 1,800-Year-Old Nomad Tomb In Central China

May 10, 2017

A Nomad Tomb which is believed to be 1,800 were found by Archaeologists in Central China.