There has been a facility in the United States that focuses on battery production under professor Belcher using viruses as the source of energy! Can the Coronavirus or Covid-19 be utilized for battery production?
Feature | Science February 26, 2020
The coronavirus has become the talk of the town for most people, but what scientists have found is another virus that is hard to identify. According to scientists, they only know 10% of this virus.
Feature | Science February 24, 2020
Russian spacecraft Kosmos 2542 has seen to exhibit suspicious movement as the spacecraft is following the orbit of the US satellite USA 245.
Feature | Science February 3, 2020
Scientists observe that the sun is entering its hibernation stage, what does this mean for our planet?
Feature | Science February 4, 2020
BlueDot is an AI that has successfully predicted movements of previous viruses, and it is now on the move to counter the deadly coronavirus outbreaks.
Feature | Science January 31, 2020
If we do not take care of nature, nature will not take care of us. The Thwaites Glacier Floors are sending us messages that we need to take better care of Earth
Feature | Science January 31, 2020
A tragic day for not just Americans but also people from around the world, seven "space voyagers" died in the launch of the Challenger only 73 seconds after it took off.
Feature | Science January 28, 2020
This Saturday, astrophiles around the world will be blessed with the very first—and probably the best—meteor shower event of the year. Check out our tips for photographing meteors and discover how to watch the 2020 Quadrantids in this handy guide.
Feature | Science January 4, 2020
Another total solar eclipse is bound to give some people an incredible experience. Now, those in the South Pacific will have the chance to witness the unique sky event.
Feature | Science July 2, 2019
Are humans evolving as we speak because of using smartphones too much? Evidently, humans are growing a bony spike on their heads because of it.
Feature | Science June 16, 2019
June's upcoming full moon is the sweet "strawberry moon." It is also called the "Honey moon," "LRO moon," "Mead moon," and even "Rose moon."
Feature | Science June 14, 2019
The White House reportedly blocked a written testimony about how climate change can threaten national security. The action is in line with President Trump's views on climate change.
Feature | Science June 9, 2019
The moon is a part of Mars? President Trump criticizes NASA over moon mission plan, saying they should focus on going to Mars instead, and sparks confusion with a tweet.
Feature | Science June 9, 2019
The oldest footage of a solar eclipse was captured by a British filmmaker in North Carolina in 1900. It was recently rediscovered and restored for all to enjoy.
Feature | Science May 30, 2019
A bright meteor streaked through Australia this week and lit up the night sky. Despite its size and brightness, it is still considered quite small by NASA's standards.
Feature | Science May 24, 2019
The Indian Army has posted what it claims as pictures showing a Yeti footprint sighted in Nepal. Is this evidence that can prove the mythical Himalayan monster does exist?
Feature | Science April 30, 2019
Food created from the gene editing tool Crispr is making its way to the supermarket relatively soon. According to the geneticist who helped invent the Crispr tool, the next five years will see an influx of such products.
Feature | Science April 22, 2019
A new study suggests that the more masculine a man's face appears, the more likely he is to cheat on his life partner. However, the same cannot be said about women.
Feature | Science April 22, 2019
A Yale University study successfully restores some functions to the brain of a dead pig. Could the resurrection of dead humans be next for researchers?
Feature | Science April 19, 2019
Her work in taking the first image of a black hole has gained Katie Bouman overnight fame. Unfortunately, sexist trolls were also quick to try and pass the credit to a white male scientist.
Feature | Science April 13, 2019
Scientists have captured the first ever image of a black hole, and many find that it resembles the Eye of Sauron from The Lord of The Rings. What else are people comparing the black hole to?
Feature | Science April 12, 2019
An eerie video shows massive pink crustaceans feasting on an alligator carcass at the bottom of the ocean. The experiment helps scientists understand deep sea and ancient food webs.
Feature | Science April 12, 2019
Toad the dog is a unique rescue dog that has a second mouth. She is just one of the dogs with a medical condition being cared for by the Mutt Misfits Animal Rescue Society.
Feature | Science April 6, 2019
Scientists were able to capture the speed of light using the fastest camera in the world. YouTubers collaborated with experts to record light as it travels through a milk bottle in slow motion.
Feature | Science April 1, 2019
A ferry in Japan carrying 121 passengers and four crew members possibly collided with a whale. Many passengers were injured, 13 of which were serious.
Feature | Science March 9, 2019
A 77-year-old grandma was swept out to sea while posing for a photo on a throne-shaped iceberg. Fortunately, a boat captain saw her and made the rescue.
Feature | Science March 2, 2019
PETA is taking a lot of heat online after the organization criticized Steve Irwin in a tweet. The controversial tweet came after Google honored Irwin on what would have been his 57th birthday.
Feature | Science February 24, 2019
Researchers were able to create a new antibiotic from the microbes that they found in insects. They collected over 2,000 insects, tested over 10,000 microbes, and had to do 50,000 tests to see the microbes' antibiotic capabilities.
Feature | Science February 3, 2019
MIT researchers developed a laser system that can send secret audio messages directly into a person's ear, without any else in the same area hearing the sound. What are its potential applications?
Feature | Science January 26, 2019
Why is the upcoming total lunar eclipse called the super blood wolf moon? The name sounds a little ominous, but there's actually a very simple explantion for it.
Feature | Science January 19, 2019
Thomas Purdie, a chemistry professor who worked at St Andrews, purchased the periodic table of elements chart in 1888. It likely hung in his classroom for years until he retired in 1909.
Feature | Science January 18, 2019
James Watson, the scientist who co-discovered double helix structure of the DNA, has made several controversial statements about gender and race. The laboratory he once led is now stripping him of his titles for his repeated racist remarks.
Feature | Science January 14, 2019
The accused Golden State Killer is cleared of involvement in a 1975 murder case. DNA profile from a sample taken from Donna Jo Richmond's body does not match Joseph DeAngelo's genetic profile.
Feature | Science January 10, 2019
The Chinese scientist who was instrumental to the birth of the world's first genetically edited babies has far worse predicament than earlier thought. He could face corruption and bribery charges, which are punishable by death in China.
Feature | Science January 7, 2019
The ESA's Andre Kuipers admitted in an interview that he once accidentally contacted 911 while trying to get in contact with NASA. He was supposed to be dialing 011 instead.
Feature | Science January 4, 2019
An experiment sought to test the effectiveness of parachutes at preventing injuries in people falling out of an airplane. Researchers did not find any change in death rate because no one died during the experiment.
Feature | Science December 17, 2018
The rough 552-carat yellow diamond found at the Diavik Diamond Mine in Canada in October is about the size of a chicken egg. It is now the largest diamond ever discovered in North America and seventh-largest ever found.
Feature | Science December 15, 2018
Using a process known as implosion fabrication, researchers from MIT said that they can shrink objects to the nanoscale level. What are the potential applications of this technology?
Feature | Science December 15, 2018
Missed the geminid meteor shower? An Indiana officer got an incredible footage of one of the best meteor shows of the year on his dash cam.
Feature | Science December 14, 2018
Researchers found two Neanderthal gene variants with a subtle effect on the skull shape of modern humans. Does having more Neanderthal DNA make people more likely to have an elongated head?
Feature | Science December 14, 2018
Three International Space Station astronauts shared turkey and pound cake more than 250 miles away from Earth on Thanksgiving. In a clip, two of the flight engineers sent their well-wishes.
Feature | Science November 23, 2018
China is reportedly planning to launch an artificial moon above the province of Sichuan by 2020. Should it prove successful, the country will launch three more in 2022.
Feature | Science October 21, 2018
Stem cell technology and gene editing allowed scientists to create a healthy brood of baby mice from same-sex parents. It was also easier to create the baby mice from two females compared to two male parents.
Feature | Science October 11, 2018
This year's Ig Nobel Prize winners have been announced and honored at a ceremony at Harvard. The Nobel Prize parody celebrated the funniest and strangest researches of the year.
Feature | Science September 15, 2018
A large genetic study has identified 1,271 gene variants linked to a person's educational attainment. Researchers also developed a scoring system that can give a rough prediction of how educated a person is based on his or her DNA.
Feature | Science July 24, 2018
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