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Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Postponed Its Mission On The Moon, Chandrayaan-2

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) postponed the Indian mission on the Moon, Chandrayaan-2, for this October. The launch of the spacecraft Chandrayaan-2, which was planned to be carried out on April 23rd, had to be postponed because the spaceship’s…

March 25, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Generalized Anxiety Disorder Can Be Successfully Treated With Regular 45 Minutes Virtual Trips, A French Team Of Psychiatrists Revealed

Any bad news seen on TV causes you nervousness? A police siren ringing in the night makes you tremble? Are you deeply disturbed by the problems you read in the newspapers? Well, you might suffer from GAD – generalized anxiety disorder.…

March 25, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Meet SoFi, The Robot Fish That Investigates The Deeps Of The Oceans

A team of researchers at the MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Laboratory of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence has created a robotic fish which is able to conduct deep underwater research. The robot named called SoFi can swim with among real…

March 25, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Australia to Develop Lasers to Track and Destroy Space Junk

Australian researchers say an intense ground-based laser focusing on space junk will be prepared for use one year from now. They say there are are hundreds of thousands of bits of junk orbiting the Earth that can possibly harm or…

March 25, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 2

Kazakhstan Has Witnessed A Rare Natural Phenomenon

On the morning of March 5th, 2018, the “mother-nature” offered a rare spectacle for the inhabitants of Almaty, one of the largest cities in Kazakhstan. They had the chance to contemplate a rare natural phenomenon – a huge halo was…

March 24, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

Diabetic And Obese Teenagers Can Improve Their Conditions With Bariatric Surgery

In the management of type 2 diabetes in teenagers with severe obesity, a recent study shows that bariatric surgery has better results than drug treatment. American researchers have compared the efficacy of surgical treatment and medical treatment in 93 obese…

March 24, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

A Wireless Sensor Can Be Attached To One Tooth And Can Track What You Eat

A sensor that attaches to the teeth will connect wirelessly to a mobile device and will send data on the glucose, salt, and alcohol intake. This wireless sensor will track what you eat, allowing you to monitor, in real-time, how much…

March 24, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Gigantic Cyclones On The Surface Of Jupiter Presented By NASA’s Juno – Winds Blow At 350 Km/H!

The Juno spacecraft is frequently sending home interesting images while it orbits around Jupiter. Some recent images reveal the existence of gigantic cyclones around the two poles of Jupiter and are offering precious information about the giant gaseous planet in our…

March 24, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Origins of Humanity with Smithsonian Channel Specials

Learning about the human race is always fascinating. Looking at out past can always be interesting because there are many things to learn. But what if we go even further back? That is exactly what the Smithsonian Channel will do…

March 24, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Obese People Are Less Sensitive To The Taste Of Food, A New Research Conducted On Mice Shows

Obese people are less sensitive to the taste of food than usual but they could regain a normal sense of taste after losing weight, according to a new study conducted by the Department of Food Sciences at Cornell University, in…

March 23, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

NASA Discuss The Possibility Of Painting The Asteroid Bennu To Deflect Its Trajectory

A NASA official talked about the possibility of painting the asteroid Bennu to deflect its trajectory. A theoretical possibility “extremely complicated” to implement according to Patrick Michel, a researcher at the National Center For Scientific Research (CNRS), in France. To paint…

March 23, 2018 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0

The ‘Humanity Star’ Of The Rocket Lab Has Disintegrated Into The Earth’s Atmosphere

Rocket Lab, a New Zealand company, placed in Earth orbit a huge disco ball, called Humanity Star, at the beginning of the year. Extremely luminous, it was theoretically intended to push the inhabitants of our little planet to take a…

March 23, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

A New Genetic Malady Has Been Discovered And It Amplifies The Severity Of Common Viruses In Children

In the vast majority of children, the immune system properly responds to flu or gastroenteritis viruses but, in rare cases, these viruses will cause severe viral encephalitis. However, a new genetic malady has been discovered and research showed that it…

March 23, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

The Atacama Skeleton Is Not An Extraterrestrial Being But A Baby With Rare Mutations, A New Study Reveals

The so-called “Atacama skeleton” was for a long time a mystery and many thought it represents the remains of an alien. However, a recent study conducted by researchers at the University Of Stanford reveals that the Atacama Skeleton is not…

March 23, 2018 · by Vadim Caraiman · 0

Curiosity Rover Reaches Important Milestone On Mars, NASA Is Celebrating

Great day for NASA and a great day for humanity as a whole as well! The little robot, also known as the Mars Science Laboratory, has just spent 2000 Martian days on the planet. In light of this event, we…

March 23, 2018 · by Diana Vizireanu · 0