Hydrogen Peroxide: The Next Generation Water Purifier, Could Be Produced By Solar-Powered Device

Medicine & Technology Apr 03, 2017

Stanford and SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory scientists created a new solar powered device to produce hydrogen peroxide for water purification purpose. this device only needs 1.7-volt to power up and it is divided into three stages to complete the process.

Mexico's 12,000-Year-Old Teenage Girl Unravels Many Past Mysteries

Apr 03, 2017

Analysis of the 12,000 years old adolescent girl’s bones discovered from a Mexican cave unravels the difficult life and times of that era.

Scientists Discovered Source That Speeds Up Magnetic Reconnection

Apr 03, 2017

Now researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) and Germany's Max Planck Institute of Plasma Physics have discovered a source of the speed-up in a common form of reconnection.

Flying Foxes Headed Towards Extinction For Three Decades, Need Conservation ASAP

Apr 02, 2017

Hunting and habitat loss are causing mass deaths in flying foxes of Mauritius. It's been three decades, the government recognized this species as threatened, but no actions were taken until now.

How Plants Produce Oxygen, Cyanobacteria Has The Answer

Mar 31, 2017

scientists found cyanobacteria is the first organism on earth that produced oxygen for the first time. It was often thought that the bacteria is blue-green algae. In a recent study, researchers found it is not an alga. It is actually bacteria which first introduced Oxygen on Earth.

Astronomers Detect Mysterious Cosmic Explosion By An X-Ray Image

Mar 31, 2017

Recently NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has been captured a mysterious flash in the X-ray image. This flash is probably some kind of cosmic explosion occurred in the deepest space of the universe.

Manatees Have Returned Back From The Jaw Of Extinction, US Officials Confirmed

Mar 31, 2017

Manatees which is also known as sea cows has promoted to threatened species from endangered status. for the first time in 1966, manatees are considered as endangered under the protection act, but since 1980 a remarkable change in their number observed.

UWM Researchers Developed Waterproof Concrete, Could Make Potholes Disappear

Mar 31, 2017

Water is concrete's ultimate enemy. Although concrete withstands constant beatings from cars and trucks, water can break it down, pool on its surface and infiltrate the tiniest cracks. Add freezing and thawing cycles, and it's no wonder roads need frequent repairs.

Carbon Nanotubes Soon Become The Future Of Water Filtration, Perfect Alternative To Eliminate Toxins & Other Contaminants

Mar 30, 2017

Researchers from Rochester Institute of Technology are planning to manipulate Carbon Nanotube as a nest generation water filter media. As carbon nanotube dislikes water, so during filtration it would absorb all organic compounds and let the water go.

The Green Ice Emerged On Arctic Sea: A Massive Bloom Of Phytoplankton Growing

Mar 30, 2017

The researchers observed something that should be impossible, a massive bloom of phytoplankton growing under Arctic sea ice in conditions that should have been far too dark for anything requiring photosynthesis to survive. So, how was this blooms possible

Adidas "Biosteel" Shoes Vanish In 36 Hours: World's First Biodegradable Shoes Is Here

Mar 30, 2017

Adidas' launched the world's first biodegradable running shoes at last week's Biofabricate event in New York. Though still a prototype, Adidas hopes to launch the shoe commercial in a year.

NASA Plans To Send Solar Probe Plus Inside The Sun's Atmosphere In 2018

Mar 30, 2017

NASA designing a special spacecraft named Solar Probe Plus to unveil the mysteries of solar flares. this spacecraft will not only monitor the Sun closely but also warn scientists for the future solar storm event.

Fossils & Bones Analysis Of Hawaiian Petrel Reveal How Food-Web Shift In North Pacific Leaving Impact On Their Existence

Mar 29, 2017

Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History and Michigan State University scientists analyzed fossil records and bones of Hawaiian Petrel to determine how human interference affecting their food chain. industrial fishing and other human activities are damaging their resources During the past 100 years.

Is the First Human Head Transplant Possible Or Insane

Mar 29, 2017

Italian scientist Dr. Sergio Canavero wants to if science can sustain his ideas of the world's first human head transplant. Is this possible or is it just a product of insanity?

Russian Valery Spiridonov, First Human Head Transplant Volunteer

Mar 29, 2017

The man from Russia who volunteered in the world's first human head transplant said he is ready to take the risks. Valery Spiridonov's condition made him decide to volunteer for the sake of medical experiment.