Tiffany Winfrey

Scientists Checks Whole Down Syndrome’s Cell Instead of Extra Chromosome; Here’s What Genetics Show!

12.02.2022 14:30 PM

Read on to know more about the mystery of down syndrome! Researchers from Heidelberg University and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences have suggested that the cellular pathologies in genetic disorders like Down syndrome, which are brought on by the presence of an extra chromosome, depend less on which specific chromosome is duplicated and more on the presence of an extra chromosomal copy.

Air Pollution Can Now Make Fuel, Plastic, Dresses Through Alcohol's Help [Study]

12.02.2022 13:55 PM

Read on to know how alcohol transforms air pollution into fuel and plastics. It is now possible to utilize bacteria that have evolved to feed on contaminated air in a recycling system to transform greenhouse gases into valuable goods.

Lithium-Ion Batteries Burn More Than 700 Bin Lorries, Recycling Centers; Here’s Why!

12.02.2022 10:20 AM

According to UK officials, batteries dropped in trash bins start roughly 700 fires a year in dustcarts and waste-processing facilities. Read on to know more.

Grow Crops on Mars Possible? Here’s What This Inflatable Farming Pod Could Do!

12.02.2022 09:10 AM

Read on to know how an inflatable farming kit would help people grow crops on Mars! The inflatable BioPod, which Interstellar Lab developed, may help plants endure harsh circumstances on Earth and enable settlers on Mars.

Two Out of Seven 14th-Century Shipwrecks Found in Sweden [Look]

12.01.2022 14:23 PM

Archaeologists found two, rare mid-14th-century shipwrecks in Varberg, Sweden. Read on to know the details.

NASA’s Initial Assessment: Artemis 1 Moon Mission Successful!

12.01.2022 11:47 AM

Read on to know NASA's eye-watering Artemis 1 Moon Mission assessment! The much-awaited and protracted Artemis 1 mission from NASA surpassed all expectations.

Plant Cell’s Nanobodies Can Now Block Certain Pathogens [Study]

12.01.2022 11:21 AM

Read on to know how plant cells can block certain pathogens and viruses. The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) of the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently stated that people might use plants to make nanobodies that swiftly fight new viruses in human medicine and agriculture.

South Australian Geologist Digs Deep to 600-Million-Year-Old Flinders Ranges Through Virtual Reality

12.01.2022 09:30 AM

Read on to know how to see the 600-million-year-old Flinders Ranges in Southern Australia through technology and virtual reality.

December Sky Events 2022: How, When To See Cool Moon, Meteor Showers?

12.01.2022 07:30 AM

Read on to know when and how to see the full moon and both Geminid and Ursid meteor showers this month.

Robots Can Replicate Work, May Possibly Replace Humans For Jobs

11.30.2022 23:20 PM

Read on to know how robots could replace humans for jobs. Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have developed a swarm of tiny self-replicating robots that cooperate to construct larger buildings.

Zebra’s Stripes Would Help Repel Flies Due to Optical Illusion [Study]

11.30.2022 13:00 PM

Read on to know how optical illusions fool the flies and avoid landing on zebras. In recent years, scientists discovered the purpose of zebras' black and white stripes: to protect them from biting insects.

Ocean May Absorb Excess Carbon Dioxide Through Nanoparticles [Study]

11.30.2022 12:04 PM

Read on to know how planktons and nanoparticles would help keep excess carbon dioxide in the ocean. An international study showed there might be a pressing need to enlist some of our planet's tiniest residents in the urgent effort to remove excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Rising Sea Levels Could Accelerate Over 30 Years, NASA Warns

11.30.2022 09:37 AM

Read on to know why NASA said rising sea levels could flood US coastal cities by 2050. Low-lying coastal communities in the US may face flooding much more regularly in the following decades, according to NASA, which stated that sea levels are likely increasing faster than previously thought.

OpenAI Trains Minecraft Bot to Play 70,000 Hours

11.29.2022 23:41 PM

Read on to know how OpenAI trained a bot to play Minecraft for 70,000 hours. The most recent artificial intelligence study from OpenAI demonstrates that a skilled Minecraft computer can outperform people.

Great Bustards Use Plants To Avoid Disease [Study]

11.29.2022 20:55 PM

The greatest bustard, the heaviest bird that can fly, may be using plant-based diet as a kind of self-medication. Continue reading to learn more.

Theory Meets Artificial Intelligence: How Can This Help Meet Advanced Materials Design

11.29.2022 14:36 PM

Read on to know how artificial intelligence links theory and advanced metals design. Microscopic materials characterization is crucial to achieving desired performance in next-generation nanoelectronic devices, such as low power consumption and fast speeds.

NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Officially Breaks Apollo 13's Record as It Travelled More Than 250K Miles Away From Earth

11.29.2022 10:34 AM

Read on to know the next big step for NASA's Artemis 1 Orion after travelling more than 250,000 miles away from Earth.

Japan’s Equuleus Lunar Probe Captures Far Side of the Moon After Successful Launch [LOOK]

11.28.2022 22:08 PM

Read on to know what JAXA's Equuleus moon probe will do in outer space. Although it is the most talked about, Orion is one of many spacecraft that NASA launched toward the Moon as part of Artemis I.

Tesla Semi is Shipping This December As Elon Musk Asks Bill Gates To Drive EV

11.28.2022 11:14 AM

Elon Musk asked Bill Gates to drive this long-haul battery electric truck after the Tesla Semi went the extra mile to show off what it could do.

Climate Change Put Qatar at Risk Due to Pollution [Study]

11.28.2022 09:00 AM

Read on to know why pollution is placing Qatar more at risk to climate change. Qatar is one of the wealthiest countries per person in the world, but it is also one of the most polluting.

Mexican Baby Girl Gets a Real 2-Inch Tail [Look]

11.27.2022 03:35 AM

Read on to know if doctors removed the hairy tail from the healthy, baby girl. Mexican experts saw the healthy birth of a baby girl with a very "rare" 2-inch-long tail coated in "fine hair.

This Robot Can Treat Lung Cancer Before It Gets Worse!

11.27.2022 02:00 AM

Read on to know how robots can find and extract cancer cells from your lungs. Many lung cancer patients have their lives saved by a revolutionary robotic surgery.

SpaceX Finally Carries New Supply Haul to Feed Astronauts in ISS

11.26.2022 23:43 PM

Read on to know how SpaceX spacecraft brought tomatoes for astronauts to cultivate in International Space Station.

Gaming Addiction Resolved? Here’s What China Says!

11.25.2022 12:35 PM

Read on to know how China allegedly solved gaming addiction in their country. Although "solving" gaming addiction seems as simple as "solving" alcoholism, China's state-affiliated organization in charge of video games is close to declaring recent initiatives to reduce children's gaming usage as a "success.

This Microrobotic Finger Can Now Help You Tickle a Bug!

11.25.2022 10:30 AM

Read on to know how this microfinger could help humans tickle bugs and touch other delicate animals.

ESA Unveils 1st Parastronaut to Boost Space Diversity: Who is John McFall?

11.25.2022 08:30 AM

Continue reading to know who paralympian and aspiring surgeon is John McFall as ESA names the new astronaut class 2022.

Scientists Use Insects’ Sex Hormones To Get Away From Pesticides

11.24.2022 22:14 PM

Read on to know why scientists want to alter insects' behavior through sex hormones. Farmers use pesticides to prevent their crops from being destroyed by pests.

Researchers Make 3D Flower With Interactive Chirality Selection [LOOK]

11.24.2022 12:47 PM

Read on to know what chiral selectivity means as experts make 3D flower corollas. Hanyang University researchers have recently developed a dynamic chirality selection three-dimensional (3D) microarray.

NASA’s Artemis 1 Orion Rocket Silently Scares Astronauts for Almost 50 Minutes

11.24.2022 09:38 AM

Read on to know if the scary and unexpected 47-minute silence, affected NASA's Artemis 1 Orion rocket's capsule.

Beachgoer Finds Fluorescent Green ‘Alien’ on Scottish Beach; Can Wildlife Experts Identify This Mysterious Creature?

11.23.2022 23:20 PM

Read on to know what the wildlife experts would say about this fluorescent green ‘alien’ having its sunbath on Scottish beach.