Humans' Earliest Ancestor Dates Back to a Jawed Shark From 439 Million Years Ago

Medicine & Technology Sep 29, 2022

Could it be that sharks and humans are related? Read on to a new study linking a jawed fish to the same features as humans.

Most Complex, Well-Defined Synthetic Microbiome Could Help Scientists Study Which Molecules Are Linked to Certain Diseases

Sep 06, 2022

Stanford researchers built the most complex, and well-defined synthetic microbiome to help scientists better understand the link between microbiome and health. Read the article to know more details.

Sahelanthropus Tchadensis Were Already Walking on Two Legs in Ancient Lake Chad One Million Years Earlier than Previously Thought [STUDY]

Aug 26, 2022

New research reveals that the Sahelanthropus tchadensis was bipeds seven million years ago. Continue reading to know if the scientific community accepts this study.

Fossil Find: Arm, Leg Remnants of Hominins Discovered in Africa Possibly Walked on Two Feet, Instead of Four

Aug 26, 2022

The leg and arm fossils found in Africa may have been owned by Hominins, the earliest known human ancestors. Read to know more about this fossil discovery.

Human Activities Affect the Ecosystem, Biodiversity of Anthropocene Small Mammals

Aug 16, 2022

Scientists wanted to understand the impacts of land modification on small mammals in the Anthropocene. They found out that human activities played a role as well. Continue reading to know more about the study.

Drone Footage Shows 2 Unsuspecting Swimmers, Unaware of a 7-Foot Shark Approaching Them Off the Coast of Florida

Aug 09, 2022

Two swimmers were filmed drone enjoying the beach when a 7-foot blacktip shark approached them. Read the article to know the full story.

Scientists Add Human Genes and Transform Single Cell Baker's Yeast to a Humanized Version

Aug 08, 2022

A successful experiment transformed a baker's yeast into a humanized yeast after adding human genes into the single-cell organism. Continue reading to know how this study would help the medical field.

Locust Can Detect Cancer From a Healthy Human Cell and May Speed Up Standard Screening [Study]

Aug 07, 2022

Researchers found that a locust can smell cancer and even differentiate three types of mouth cancer cells by picking them out from a healthy human cell. Read the article to learn how this can speed up cancer screening.

NASA Human Mission to Mars Due to Belief That Red Planet Is Habitable Like Earth, May Not Be Achievable Before 2035

Aug 05, 2022

French engineer and ESA astronaut Thomas Pesquet that the NASA human mission to Mars may not happen before 2035. Continue reading to know more about his opinions on other space missions and explorations.

Human Researcher Loses to the Artificial Intelligence IcePic Algorithm in Determining Ice Crystal Formation

Jul 25, 2022

An artificially intelligent algorithm called IcePic beats researchers in predicting ice crystal formation. Continue reading to know how the algorithm outperforms the researchers.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk Expresses Confidence About Humans Visiting Mars, Red Planet Can Help Humanity Survive From Catapstrophes on Earth

Jul 08, 2022

Elon Musk plans to construct SpaceX Starship to bring humans from Earth to Mars. Read more to know why the billionaire is so into this mission.

AI Warning: Google Artificial Intelligence Can Deceive Warm Blooded Humans [REPORT]

Jul 06, 2022

The artificial intelligence (AI) developed by Google could pose risks because of its sentient feature. Read more to know how human rivalry may influence the AI systems.

Humans Might Need to Wait 400,000 Years for Intelligent Civilization to Communicate Back

May 04, 2022

Efforts to communicate with our space neighbors have been made, but it might take 400,000 years to get a response from them. Read on why it might take that long.

Cement Head Lice Use to Attach Their Eggs Can Preserve Human DNA

Jan 03, 2022

Researchers have found a new source of ancient human DNA from the nit cement head lice used to attach their eggs to human hair. This revealed

Humans May Have Broken the Natural Law Adversely Affecting the Global Ocean

Nov 27, 2021

It may sound unbelievable, but all forms in the ocean, from tiny krill to huge tuna, appear to abide by a mere mathematical law that associates an abundance of the organism to its body size.