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Mutant Bacteria From Space Are A Real Threat To Life On Earth, According To Russian Scientists

Regular bacteria were delivered to the Russian part of the ISS for tests during the experiment called “Biorisk.” But, according to Russian scientists, these mutant bacteria from space are threatening the life on Earth and should be contained. Starting with…

July 8, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Mosquitoes Carrying The West Nile Virus Could Be Deadly (WATCH OUT)

Mosquitoes from Bartholomew County are responsible for carrying the West Nile Virus, according to Health Department. “We will go out and larvicide standing water that we can find, we will then begin adulticiding the area,” stated Matthew Galbraith, environmental health…

July 7, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

NASA Working on Developing Ways for Producing Food and Beer

It has been forty-six years since a man set foot on the Moon for the first time. Now, it could take about a decade until astronauts will land on Mars. When it happens, brave human beings will write another…

July 7, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Food-Contamination With Del Monte Products Made 212 Victims

A large number of people from Texas and four states of the US has been infected with an intestinal parasite named cyclosporiasis parasite. Seven people from +200 needed hospital services, but no deaths have been reported. The people that have…

July 7, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

The Infant of an Early Hominid Could Walk on Two Feet and Was Also a Great Climber

It is common knowledge amongst scientists that Australopithecus afarensis was able to walk upright, possibly spending much more time on the ground than in the trees. However, with a new study of a three-million-old fossil belonging to this early hominid’s…

July 6, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Equivalence Principle Of The Einstein’s Theory Of General Relativity Proven Correct In A Triple Star System

Albert Einstein’s theory of general relativity has undergone the most rigorous test to date and has passed it successfully. An international research team led by the Anton Pannekoek Institute of Astronomy at the University of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, has…

July 5, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Women Over 30 Might have a Better Option than the Pap Smear

In order to check for signs of cervical cancer, every woman needs to take a Pap smear test regularly. This type of cancer is mostly caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), in as much as 99% of all cases. Quite…

July 5, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Risk of Developing Diabetes is Greater for Women who Work Overtime

On Monday a new study was published in the British Medical Journal Open Diabetes Research and Care, which shows that women who work overtime may have an increased risk of developing diabetes. We all know that in our days, people…

July 4, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

A Time Warp Might have been Found by Paranormal Researcher Outside Las Vegas

Humanity has always been fascinated by paranormal activity and over the years many people have tried to figure out what’s behind it. Now, a researcher described as paranormal says that he thinks he might have discovered a time warp outside…

July 4, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Mars to Get Even More Closer to Earth Than It Did in 2003

Prepare to watch the red sky in July, because Mars will reach its brightest point since 2003. The astronomers also talked about a lengthy lunar eclipse. Mars is going to reach opposition (which is a part of its orbit) where…

July 3, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Women vs. Men: Who’s Gets Affected More by the Sunday Blues

Are you that person that can’t sleep on Sunday night and wake up really stressed the next day? Supposedly, you go to work on Monday, and you’re really tired. The problems of the week keep you awake at night and…

July 2, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Mi Fit 3.4.2 APK Download Update – Introduces Minor Bug Fixes

A couple of years ago no one knew about Xiaomi. This Chinese based tech-giant made sure to engrave its brand as a household name in the smartphone industry by launching high-end devices and equipping them with powerful hardware specs and…

July 2, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

MOMO-2 Rocket Exploded Seconds After Takeoff – The Japanese Private Space Industry Is Down

On Saturday, June 30th, the MOMO-2 rocket, developed and operated by the Japanese private space company Interstellar Technologies, exploded just seconds after takeoff. That is the second successive failure for Japan’s first private space company, and observers are now wondering whether…

July 1, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

WHO Confirmed Games Addiction Is Real And Listed It As The “Gaming Disorder”

The World Health Organization (WHO) recognized that video game addiction is a mental health disorder and included it in the International Classification of Diseases. WHO dubbed this health condition as “gaming disorder.” “Gaming disorder is characterized by a persistent or…

July 1, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

NASA $247 Million Plane For Commercial Supersonic Flights Received An Official Name – X-59 QueSST

NASA developed an experimental supersonic airplane designed to revive commercial supersonic flights. Now, a couple of months after the $247 million plane contract was awarded to Lockheed Martin, the aircraft finally got an official name – X-59 QueSST. According to NASA,…

July 1, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Blue Origin Will Commence Selling Space Tourism Tickets In 2019, And Competes With SpaceX

Blue Origin, the private space company, owned by Jeff Bezos, the renowned American entrepreneur, is competing with SpaceX in different fields, including space tourism. However, Bezos’ company looks like taking more big leaps in this direction that Musk’s company, as…

July 1, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Exoplanets Most Likely to Support Human Life

The Earth-cousin that was found 500 light-years away from Earth and is sharing certain similarities The first exoplanet is Kepler 186f that resides in the constellation Cygnus. It was discovered 500 light-years further from us and it is close to…

June 30, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Flight Attendants to Be at High Risk to Get Cancer

There’s a new study that shows that flight attendants can suffer from many types of cancer than all the other people in the world. The researchers dug a bit to find data from about 5,300 flight attendants, and then compared…

June 29, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Einstein’s 100-Year-Old Theory On Heat Conduction Through Solids Sustained By A Recent Study

The researchers from the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory carried out a study and made a finding that sustains the about 100-year-old Einstein’s theory on how heat moves through solids. This new study had the goal of examining…

June 29, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Hubble Space Telescope Photographed A Globular Cluster Of Aging Stars

Stars clusters, as the name says, are groups of stars, and there are two categories of such groups. There are globular clusters, tight gathering of thousands of old stars bounded together by gravity forces, and open clusters, groups of several hundreds…

June 29, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

The UK Space Agency Used Satellites To Map Fire On Saddleworth Moor

The UK Space Agency teamed up with several other agencies to employ satellite imagery to map fire on Saddleworth Moor, Greater Manchester, to help the intervention teams. The images, taken to estimate the size of the fire and the affected areas, were captured…

June 29, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Interstellar Space Is Full Of “Interstellar Grease” Made Of Aliphatic Hydrocarbons

The interstellar space (the space between stars) is empty, right? No, in fact, it isn’t, as it is saturated with electromagnetic radiations and matter, which, combined, form the so-called interstellar medium. A part of the matter within the interstellar medium…

June 28, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

A New Medication For Postpartum Hemorrhage Could Save 70,000 Lives, Annually, In Poor Countries

A new formula for a drug to prevent postpartum hemorrhage could save thousands of lives in low- and middle-income countries, according to a World Health Organization (WHO) study released today. “For years, the medical community has been looking for a…

June 28, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

NASA Delayed The Launch Of The James Webb Space Telescope, Again

The US space agency held a press conference yesterday to announce the latest news about the James Webb Space Telescope. NASA’s announcement is once again disappointing, as they announced that James Webb has been delayed, once again. Now, the launch date…

June 28, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

The Moon Is Full Of Nuclear Fusion Fuel, Helium-3, And India Wants To Mine For It

The Moon contains significant amounts of Helium-3, a crucial component for nuclear fusion. Now, India’s space agency wants to send a rover on the Moon to detect the Helium-3 and to mine for it. Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) recently…

June 28, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

New Studies On The Early History Of Mars Tell Us That Mars Formed Much Earlier Than Earth

Mars history is bizarre, and scientists believe it hides many secrets yet to be discovered. NASA has recently revealed that its rover Curiosity found organic matter on Mars and high levels of methane, a gas that is linked to the…

June 28, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

The Future Asgardia Space Nation Has Proclaimed Its Leader, The Russian Billionaire Igor Ashurbeyli

Russian billionaire and rocket scientist Igor Ashurbeyli has taken a new step in his future independent space nation, Asgardia. At a ceremony held in the former Viennese imperial palace of the Hofburg, Ashurbeyli was proclaimed Head of State of Asgard…

June 27, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

Hayabusa 2 Mission Reached Ryugu Asteroid To Study It And Shed More Light On The History Of The Universe

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency’s (JAXA) Hayabusa 2 probe completed its final maneuvers towards the Ryugu asteroid and finally arrived at its target. The Japanese space probe completed its last maneuver on June 22nd, when it was just 45 kilometers…

June 27, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

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Mutant Bacteria From Space Are A Real Threat To Life On Earth, According To Russian Scientists

Mosquitoes Carrying The West Nile Virus Could Be Deadly (WATCH OUT)

NASA Working on Developing Ways for Producing Food and Beer

Food-Contamination With Del Monte Products Made 212 Victims

The Infant of an Early Hominid Could Walk on Two Feet and Was Also a Great Climber

Equivalence Principle Of The Einstein’s Theory Of General Relativity Proven Correct In A Triple Star System

Women Over 30 Might have a Better Option than the Pap Smear

Risk of Developing Diabetes is Greater for Women who Work Overtime

A Time Warp Might have been Found by Paranormal Researcher Outside Las Vegas

Mars to Get Even More Closer to Earth Than It Did in 2003

Women vs. Men: Who’s Gets Affected More by the Sunday Blues

Mi Fit 3.4.2 APK Download Update – Introduces Minor Bug Fixes

MOMO-2 Rocket Exploded Seconds After Takeoff – The Japanese Private Space Industry Is Down

WHO Confirmed Games Addiction Is Real And Listed It As The “Gaming Disorder”

NASA $247 Million Plane For Commercial Supersonic Flights Received An Official Name – X-59 QueSST

Blue Origin Will Commence Selling Space Tourism Tickets In 2019, And Competes With SpaceX

Exoplanets Most Likely to Support Human Life

Flight Attendants to Be at High Risk to Get Cancer

Einstein’s 100-Year-Old Theory On Heat Conduction Through Solids Sustained By A Recent Study

Hubble Space Telescope Photographed A Globular Cluster Of Aging Stars

The UK Space Agency Used Satellites To Map Fire On Saddleworth Moor

Interstellar Space Is Full Of “Interstellar Grease” Made Of Aliphatic Hydrocarbons

A New Medication For Postpartum Hemorrhage Could Save 70,000 Lives, Annually, In Poor Countries

NASA Delayed The Launch Of The James Webb Space Telescope, Again

The Moon Is Full Of Nuclear Fusion Fuel, Helium-3, And India Wants To Mine For It

New Studies On The Early History Of Mars Tell Us That Mars Formed Much Earlier Than Earth

The Future Asgardia Space Nation Has Proclaimed Its Leader, The Russian Billionaire Igor Ashurbeyli

Hayabusa 2 Mission Reached Ryugu Asteroid To Study It And Shed More Light On The History Of The Universe

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