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James Webb Space Telescope Will Study The Jupiter’s Great Red Spot To Solve Its Puzzles

The most ambitious project ever developed by NASA, the James Webb Space Telescope, which will replace the Hubble, will study the Jupiter’s Great Red Spot to help scientists better understand the formation of this iconic storm. Although James Webb is…

June 26, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Mass Of Hot Rock Forming Under New England, USA, Is Baffling The Scientists

A large mass of hot rock is building under New England, USA, as revealed by new geological research. The scientists studying this bizarre geological phenomenon stated that, as far as they know, the hot rock blob is already spreading underneath Vermont,…

June 25, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Earth Hit By A Space Rock That NASA Observed Only After Impact

A small 4-meter in diameter asteroid collided with Earth, near the city of Lipetsk, Russia, on June 21st, the Metro UK reported today. Even though the diameter of the space rock was too small to do any damage, the news…

June 25, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

Royal Observatory at Greenwich Revived 60 Years After London Smog Forced It To Close

The Royal Observatory at Greenwich has been an essential asset for astronomy and navigation in London, but the so-called London smog shut it down back in the 1950s. Now, 60 years later the observatory revived and restarted its operations. In…

June 25, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

Poor Sleep Exposes To Heart Diseases In Teenagers

According to a new study, both the amount and quality of sleep in teenagers have significant effects on cardiovascular health. The investigation revealed that only 2% of the adolescents are having a good night sleep and that a poor sleep…

June 25, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

Heavy Alcohol Consumption During Adolescence Also Negatively Impacts The Future Offsprings

Heavy alcohol consumption during adolescence can adversely impact on the brain development, and new data suggests that this habit can have a direct impact on first-generation children, their social behaviors, and their evolution during their puberty. The research was released…

June 25, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Chinese Space Station Tiangong-2 To Follow On The Steps Of The Defunct Tiangong-1?

This year, in April, Tiangong-1 has fallen from orbit after the Chinese lost control over the station since March 2016. Now, in the last ten days, the other Chinese space station, Tiangong-2, orbited Earth much lower than usual, a maneuver…

June 25, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Childhood Obesity To Be Tackled By The British Government With New Stricter Measures

In the UK, one in 25 children is obese. That is why the British Government wants to ban the sale of sweets in the supermarket cashier’s area or as part of special offers. They shall also impose restrictions on the…

June 24, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

Humans Could Inhabit Moons, Not Just Planets

Until now, we’ve only heard of one planet harboring life: Planet Earth. But we’ve all asked ourselves if there is a planet like ours somewhere in space. A new study suggests that we should also consider moons as a good…

June 23, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

The Death of a White Shark from California Led to a Forensic Investigation

When one of the greatest ocean predators reaches the shore dead, the California authorities decide to open a forensic investigation. Several people noticed on a California beach a dead white shark that was 225 pounds and more than 2.4 meters…

June 23, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Mysterious Extinct Ape Unearthed From A 2,300-Year-Old Ancient Chinese Tomb

Scientists unearthed the remains of an unknown mysterious extinct ape from a 2,300-year-old ancient Chinese tomb recently, as reported by BBC. The fossilized bones indicate that the mysterious ape, which still puzzles the scientists, was a gibbon monkey species. They called…

June 22, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

World’s First Known Baby Manta Rays Nursery Discovered By Scientists

The Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego, USA, in cooperation with NOAA, has examined and described the world’s first known baby manta rays nursery. The nursery was found in the Gulf of Mexico, in the…

June 22, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

Ancient Fish Reconstructed By Australian Scientists Starting From 400-Million-Year-Old Fossils

Australian paleontologists reconstructed an ancient fish starting from its 400 million-year-old fossils found at Lake Burrinjuck dam, at the head of the Murrumbidgee River, north of Brindabellas, in New South Wales. This prehistoric Australian fish belonged to the placoderms group, a…

June 21, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Missing Part Of Ordinary Matter (Baryons) Found By Scientists In The Space Between Galaxies

Scientists from the University of Colorado at Boulder discovered the missing part of ordinary matter within the space between galaxies. Baryons, commonly known as ordinary matter, exist in every physical object. In fact, baryons are the matter that everything in…

June 21, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Stonehenge Constructors Applied Pythagoras’ Theorem 2,000 Years Before It Was Postulated

Stonehenge is an ancient monument built somewhen between 3000 BC and 2000 BC in Wiltshire, England, UK. The mystery has always surrounded this monument which is part of a vaster network of Neolithic monuments spread on the British territory. In Megalith, a new…

June 21, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

What NOT To Eat to Avoid Food Poisoning

With a growing number of reported cases of hospitalization or death due to foodborne illness, we should all pay more attention to what we buy and eat. Bill Marler, a food safety attorney and a name partner in a foodborne…

June 21, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

16:8 Fasting Diet Might be Better than Other Types of Fasting, According to New Study

Up until this point there was not much evidence that a fasting diet can help people improve their health. With more and more people choosing this type of diet, we know that this was helping them lose weight, but was…

June 20, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Canada To Legalize Recreational Marijuana – Canadian Senate Passed The Cannabis Legalization Bill

The Canadian Senate just gave the green light to the legalization of recreational marijuana after the measure was subjected to a series of amendments by the House of Commons. In this way, Canada becomes the first G20 member country and…

June 20, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

New Form of Photosynthesis Could Be Used To Grow Plants On Other Planets

Growing plants on other plants seemed like an impossible idea until now. However, a new research published in the Journal Science revealed something incredible. Scientists from Imperial College London in the United Kingdom discovered a new type of photosynthesis. “The…

June 18, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Space Station Visit for 10 Days Costs $55 Million

In case you were ever curious if you can take a trip to the Space Station, wonder no more. You now have the possibility of signing up for a mission that can last 10 days aboard the International Space Station,…

June 17, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Can Spiders Actually Fly – New Study Reveals the Unexpected

As if spiders were not scary enough, scientists discovered that there is a process in which spiders float in the wind to search for food or even for a new home or mate. It doesn’t matter the size of the…

June 16, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

The Strange Correlation Between Vitamin D and Colorectal Cancer

It has long been known that vitamin D is extremely helpful for those who want to keep their bones strong. There has also been an interest in finding out if this particular vitamin can help in the fight against various…

June 16, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

“Saving Fiona”, The Book That Tells The Story Of The Cincinnati’s Most Loved Baby Hippopotamus

The Cincinnati Zoo had seen lots of baby animals in its history. However, Fiona, a Nile hippopotamus, is the most popular and loved baby hippopotamus at the Cincinnati Zoo and, why not, in the world. Now, Fiona has its own book,…

June 15, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

Stephen Hawking’s Voice Will Be Sent Through A Black Hole

Stephen Hawking was a renowned astrophysicist who spent his whole life studying space and teaching others about the secrets out there. He is mostly known for its writings and theories regarding the black holes. Now, Hawking’s ashes lye between the…

June 15, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

A Plague Case Confirmed In A Kid In Idaho, US

The Central District Health Department has confirmed that a case of the plague was registered in a kid in Idaho, the United States. Fortunately, the kid responded well to treatment and is now out of any danger. However, the officials don’t…

June 14, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

Helpful Tips for Choosing a Business Entity

When incorporating a business, it can be difficult to determine the type of formation one should choose. There are plenty of considerations to take into account, including your marketing options (ideally using a dedicated marketing service for your niche such…

June 12, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

Bees Can Understand The Concept Of Zero, An Australian Study Revealed

The concept of zero is quite a complex one. Zero, as a number, first emerged in ancient times, around 300 BC, and only during the 12th century, the concept of zero reached in Western Europe. But, a recent study, conduct by…

June 12, 2018 ·by Vadim Caraiman· 0

NASA Sued Over A Moon Dust Sample A Woman Claims To Be A Gift From Armstrong Himself

Apollo 11 was the first manned US space mission aimed at getting a human being to walk on the surface of the Moon. The mission was sent into space on July 16th, 1969, and reached the Moon on July 20th…

June 11, 2018 ·by Jeffrey Olmsted· 0

There’s Something Intriguing About Jupiter’s Lightning

A new paper that was recently published in the journal Nature shows how scientists used a probe from NASA’s spacecraft Juno to investigate how Jupiter’s mysterious lightning is being created. This revealed that the lightning strikes produced by the giant…

June 10, 2018 ·by Asheley Rice· 0

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James Webb Space Telescope Will Study The Jupiter’s Great Red Spot To Solve Its Puzzles

Mass Of Hot Rock Forming Under New England, USA, Is Baffling The Scientists

Earth Hit By A Space Rock That NASA Observed Only After Impact

Royal Observatory at Greenwich Revived 60 Years After London Smog Forced It To Close

Poor Sleep Exposes To Heart Diseases In Teenagers

Heavy Alcohol Consumption During Adolescence Also Negatively Impacts The Future Offsprings

Chinese Space Station Tiangong-2 To Follow On The Steps Of The Defunct Tiangong-1?

Childhood Obesity To Be Tackled By The British Government With New Stricter Measures

Humans Could Inhabit Moons, Not Just Planets

The Death of a White Shark from California Led to a Forensic Investigation

Mysterious Extinct Ape Unearthed From A 2,300-Year-Old Ancient Chinese Tomb

World’s First Known Baby Manta Rays Nursery Discovered By Scientists

Ancient Fish Reconstructed By Australian Scientists Starting From 400-Million-Year-Old Fossils

Missing Part Of Ordinary Matter (Baryons) Found By Scientists In The Space Between Galaxies

Stonehenge Constructors Applied Pythagoras’ Theorem 2,000 Years Before It Was Postulated

What NOT To Eat to Avoid Food Poisoning

16:8 Fasting Diet Might be Better than Other Types of Fasting, According to New Study

Canada To Legalize Recreational Marijuana – Canadian Senate Passed The Cannabis Legalization Bill

New Form of Photosynthesis Could Be Used To Grow Plants On Other Planets

Space Station Visit for 10 Days Costs $55 Million

Can Spiders Actually Fly – New Study Reveals the Unexpected

The Strange Correlation Between Vitamin D and Colorectal Cancer

“Saving Fiona”, The Book That Tells The Story Of The Cincinnati’s Most Loved Baby Hippopotamus

Stephen Hawking’s Voice Will Be Sent Through A Black Hole

A Plague Case Confirmed In A Kid In Idaho, US

Helpful Tips for Choosing a Business Entity

Bees Can Understand The Concept Of Zero, An Australian Study Revealed

NASA Sued Over A Moon Dust Sample A Woman Claims To Be A Gift From Armstrong Himself

There’s Something Intriguing About Jupiter’s Lightning

Could an Advanced Civilization Survive Climate Change?

Suicide Rates In The US Increased By 30% Since 1999, A CDC Report Revealed

Life On Mars: NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover Found Organic Matter On Mars

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