Climate Change Is Happening 170 Times Faster Because Of Human Beings

Medicine & Technology Feb 14, 2017

Researchers have found that climate is changing 170 times faster because of human beings and their toxic wastes.

Mismatched Eyes Of The 'Cockeyed' Squid Help Them To Survive In The Twilight Zone Of Ocean

Feb 13, 2017

A team of graduation student from duke University finally found out the reason behind the Mismatched Eyes Of The Cockeyed Squid. Lead researcher Kate Thomas and her team watched more than 150 undersea videos on the Cockeyed squid.

NIH Finds Aspirin Helpful For Pregnancy Of Women With High Inflammation

Feb 13, 2017

After study, NIH has found out that aspirin is very helpful for women with high inflammation if they want to get pregnant.

Doctors Finds New Congenital Muscular Dystrophy After INPP5K Gene Discovery

Feb 13, 2017

Doctors have found a new type of congenital muscular dystrophy after a more deliberate checking of INPP5K gene.

First-Born Babies Have Higher IQ & Intelligence Than Their Younger Siblings

Feb 13, 2017

Study found out that first-born children are usually smarter that n thier younger siblings.

Cancer Research UK Awards Cambridge Scientists £40M To Further Research

Feb 13, 2017

The Cancer Research UK has awarded Cambridge scientists a total sum of £40 million to widen research about different types of cancer.

NASA Latest News & Update: Scientists Announced Three Landing Zone On Mars For Their 2020-Mars-Rover Mission

Feb 13, 2017

NASA is planning to launch their 2020 Mars rover in the summer of 2020. On the third workshop at california, NASA shortlisted three landing sites for their rover.

NASA Sends Lander To Jupiter’s Moon Europa To Find Life

Feb 13, 2017

NASA is planning to send a lander to Europa, Jupiter's fourth biggest moon. The Lander NASA will be sending is tasked to find life.

Astronomers Indentifies Jupiter's Formation

Feb 13, 2017

In the latest study, astronomers have identified a more specific date when Jupiter was formed.

Sun's Superflares Enough To Destroy Modern Civilization

Dec 03, 2015

Scientists have observed solar flares from a star similar to the Sun to emit "superflares" that are enough to destroy modern civilization.

Asteroid Impact That Killed the Dinosaurs Could Have Triggered the Largest Lava Flows on Earth

May 31, 2015

Geophysicists from the University of California, Berkeley now believe that the asteroid that slammed into the ocean off the coast of Mexico some 66 million years ago killing the dinosaurs may have also triggered volcanic eruptions around the globe that may have contributed to the devastation of the planet.

Four New Inductees into the Astronaut Hall of Fame

May 31, 2015

The Astronaut Hall of Fame is now four members stronger after NASA's Associate Administrator for the Science Mission Directorate John Grunsfeld and former astronauts Steve Lindsey, Kent Rominger, and M. Rhea Seddon were inducted on Saturday, bringing the total number of Hall of Fame explorers to 91.

Clever Birds use Weight and Sound when choosing their Nuts

May 26, 2015

In yet another example of avian ingenuity, researchers from Poland and Korea have discovered that birds have the ability to use weight and sound to distinguish more desirable peanuts from their less desirable counterparts.

Gene Sequencing and Color Mapping Reveal Potential New Species among Flamboyant Panther Chameleons

May 26, 2015

Many species of snakes and lizards are able to change color, which helps them avoid detection, regulate their body temperature, and choose mates. But new research on panther chameleons shows that their colorful hides may not only aid in their survival, but might be concealing a range of species never before imagined.

Endangered Jaguars May Lose Designated Land if Area Ranchers Have their Way

May 24, 2015

In March 2014, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service set aside just over 1,000 acres of land straddling the U.S. and Mexican border in an effort to bolster the rapidly dwindling numbers of jaguars. This beautiful spotted cat, who once roamed from Argentina in South America, all the way up to the Grand Canyon in Arizona, has now been practically wiped out in the United States. But that is irrelevant to the angry ranchers who believe providing room for the cats was "unlawful, arbitrary, and capricious."