April 26, 2024

2 NASA Astronauts Arrive To Serve As Test Pilots for Boeing’s Starliner Capsule a Week Before Its Mission Launch

SPACE Apr 26, 2024

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams arrived at Kennedy Space Center for the Boeing's Starliner launch. Continue reading to learn more.

76-Million-Year-Old Fossil of Gigantic Great White Shark Relative that Lived Among Dinosaurs Discovered in Mexico

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE Apr 26, 2024

Fossils of a massive great white shark relative that coexisted with dinosaurs was found in Mexico. Continue reading to learn more.

Public Health Alert: Various Ground Beef Products Produced in Late March Could Be Contaminated With E. Coli, US FSIS Warns

MEDICINE & HEALTH Apr 26, 2024

NASA’s Voyager 1 Resumes Sending Readable Data From Deep Space After Months of Transmitting Nonsense Responses

SPACE Apr 26, 2024

Tapeworm in Brain Found To Be Culprit of Man's Severe Migraines; Eating Undercooked Bacon, Not Washing Hands Properly Could Be To Blame For Infection

MEDICINE & HEALTH Apr 25, 2024

RSS Tool "Saber" Set to Revolutionize the Oil and Gas Industry

Apr 25, 2024

"Saber," an innovative Rotary Steerable System (RSS), is promising to transform drilling operations with improved accuracy and efficiency. At the forefront of this new technology is Emir Ziyadinov, whose extensive technical skills and industry experience have made him a key player in the tool's development at Enteq Technology in Houston, Texas.

Extinct Giant Salmon Had Tusk-Like Spikes Protruding out of Its Snout That Can Easily Kill Shark, Other Large Marine Animals [Study]

Apr 25, 2024

Spike-toothed salmon were probably not gentle giants before their extinction. Continue reading to learn more.

Russia Blocks US and Japan’s UN Resolution Preventing Dangerous Nuclear Arms Race in Space

Apr 25, 2024

Russia vetoed a UN resolution supported by the United States and Japan, preventing a nuclear arms race in space. Continue reading to learn more.

The Science Behind Instantized Creatine: Gains in Bulk's Game-Changing Formula

Apr 24, 2024

Gains in Bulk, the creators of instantized creatine, have reformed the way we think about this indispensable supplement. The company's devotion to quality, purity, and effectiveness places them above the competition, making them a truly avant-garde force in the industry.

Latest Stories

Weird Animal Diet: 5 Species With Unusual Food Preferences

Apr 26, 2024

Malaria Mutation Makes Plasmodium falciparum Invisible in Rapid Test, Contributes to 80% False Negative Test Rates

Apr 26, 2024

RSS Tool "Saber" Set to Revolutionize the Oil and Gas Industry

Apr 25, 2024

Small Dark Formations on the Red Planet's Surface Appear Like Spider in Photos Captured by ESA's Mars Express

One photo captured by ESA's Mars Express showed what appeared to be a swarm of black spiders on Mars. Continue reading to learn what it is.

SPACE

Citizen Scientists Identify New Sample of Over 1,000 Hidden Asteroids in Hubble’s Archival Data

An international team of citizen scientists detected a group of previously unknown asteroids in Hubble’s archival data. Learn more about it in this article.

SPACE

NASA Engineers Successfully Repair Voyager 1 After 5 Months of Troubleshooting 15 Billion Miles Away

NASA engineers finally received a signal from Voyager 1 after five months of trying to reconnect with it. Continue reading to learn more.

SPACE

NASA Releases Stunning Concept Art of Lake Lava Loki Patera on Jupiter's Io Moon

SPACE

Japan’s Moon Lander Woke Up for a Third Time After Surviving Another Frigid Two-Week Lunar Night

Tech & Innovation

QUIONE Quantum-Gas Microscope: World’s Only Analog Processor Capable of Imaging Strontium’s Individual Atoms

ICFO researchers have developed a unique quantum-gas simulator which can photograph single atoms of strontium quantum gasses. Check this article to learn more.

TECH & INNOVATION

3D Holographic Images Can Combine Virtual, Real Worlds To Produce Immersive Display Using Ordinary Eyeglasses

Researchers developed a new optical element that merges real and virtual worlds without the need for specialized glasses. Continue reading to learn more.

TECH & INNOVATION

Why Captchas Are Getting Harder?

Bots are getting smarter, so captchas are designed to become harder. Continue reading to learn more.

TECH & INNOVATION

European X-Ray Free-Electron Laser Facility Investigates Real-Time Swelling-Collapse Kinetics of Nanogels

TECH & INNOVATION

Elon Musk’s AI Prediction About Technology Becoming Smarter Than Humans by the End of 2025 Could Come True, Expert Says

Nanotech

Mystery of Gold’s Glow: Energy Scientists Unveil the Quantum-Mechanical Effects of Photoluminescence From Crystalline Metal Films

EPFL scientists have unraveled the mystery behind the nanoscale behavior of electrons as they absorb and re-emit light in gold. Continue reading the article to learn more.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Highly Entangled Polyradical Nanographene With Unique Butterfly Shape Shows Potential in Accelerating the Advancement of Quantum Materials

A team of researchers develops a design strategy for fabricating a large, fully fused butterfly-shaped tetraradical nanographene on gold. Check this article to learn more.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Nanopore System Allows Diagnostic Testing of Viral Diseases As Accurate as Conventional PCR Tests

A group of researchers has developed a new diagnostic tool which can test for SARS-CoV-2 and Zika virus in just a matter of hours. Learn more about it in this article.

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Micromaterials Made of Proteins Deliver Nanoparticles Which Attack and Destroy Specific Cancer Cells

NANOTECHNOLOGY

Quantum Dots Grown in Cell Nucleus Using Glutathione Treatment Confirm Synthesis of Inorganic Functional Nanomaterials

Medicine & Health

Bird Flu Outbreak in Dairy Cows Is Extensive; Traces of Virus Found in 20% Commercial Milk Sample

One in five milk samples nationwide shows a genetic trace of bird flu. Continue reading to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Micro-Workouts Explained: Here's Why Short Bursts of Movement Shouldn't Be Underestimated

Micro-workouts are short bursts of movement that could span 20 to 60 seconds or three to seven minutes. Read to learn more.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Camels Could Soon Replace Cows As Major Source of Milk; What Are the Benefits of This Dairy Product?

Camels could be the next thing in global agriculture since they have the potential as a milk source. Find out more about it in this article.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Two Men Die Due to Prion Disease Linked to ‘Zombie Deer’ Illness, Suggesting a Never-Before-Seen Zoonotic Transmission From Animals to Humans

MEDICINE & HEALTH