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New Remarkable Discovery in Mexico: Sac Actun, The World’s Largest Underwater Cave

After months of searching Yucatan’s underwater caves, a group of divers from Mexico, have finally found the world’s largest submerged cave system. This impressive flooded cave was discovered on the Carraibean Coastline, in Quintana Roo. The group of divers that…

January 18, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

AMS Received 200 Reports of Meteor Sightings Over Illinois and Other States

On Tuesday evening, a flash was seen over Illinois and other states which caused a bit of a panic among the inhabitants. The National Weather Service in Detroit reported after reviewing several observational data, that the flash and the boom…

January 17, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Space Fever is the Bizarre Condition that Affects Astronauts During Missions

Longer periods in which astronauts are are not in a gravitational field induce an increase in body temperature compared to a persistent fever. Researchers at a Berlin university clinic called Charité have concluded that low gravity leads to an increase…

January 16, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

NASA Confirms Time can Heal Wounds: The Ozone hole over Antarctica is Closing

The hole in the ozone layer formed over Antarctica was discovered by scientists more than thirty years ago, in the 80s. Now, it seems that due to the global ban on hazardous chemicals (chloro-fluorocarbons) has cause the closing of the…

January 15, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Evidence of Black Holes Feeding in Cycles Described Graphically as Repeated Burps

Black holes are the darlings of astrophysicists all over the world. There’s simply no other cosmic object as fascinating and as paradoxical. Which is why any time new behaviors are observed, the science world gets very excited indeed. A super-massive…

January 12, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

The Chinese Space Station Will Collapse – What Will Happen When It Reaches The Atmosphere

At the beginning of the spring, the nine-ton Chinese Space Station will collapse on Earth. But specialists claim that the object will not pose a danger to humans. Tiangong-1 will collapse on Earth in mid-March, according to an analysis by…

January 8, 2018 · by Asheley Rice · 0

Raw Water Turns Out To Be a Scam In More Ways than One

When the newest health craze hit the Silicon Valley health nuts, scientists vigorously shook their heads. We’re of course talking about the new “raw water” fad, claiming that unfiltered, untreated, “unsterilized” water brings many health benefits, whereas normal, treated tap…

January 7, 2018 · by Mircea Laslo · 0

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New Remarkable Discovery in Mexico: Sac Actun, The World’s Largest Underwater Cave

AMS Received 200 Reports of Meteor Sightings Over Illinois and Other States

Space Fever is the Bizarre Condition that Affects Astronauts During Missions

NASA Confirms Time can Heal Wounds: The Ozone hole over Antarctica is Closing

Evidence of Black Holes Feeding in Cycles Described Graphically as Repeated Burps

The Chinese Space Station Will Collapse – What Will Happen When It Reaches The Atmosphere

Raw Water Turns Out To Be a Scam In More Ways than One

University of Regina, Canada, Conducts First of Its Kind “Institutional Betrayal” Study

Consumption Of Alcohol Linked To Cancer, Study Shows

Scientists Make Breakthrough Towards Non-Addictive Painkillers

Ancient DNA Traces Genetic History of All Native Americans to One Founding Population

Eating Fish Linked With Increased IQ and Better Sleep Patterns in Children

“Raw Water” Has The Dubious Honor of Being 2018’s First Quack Health Trend

Proof That Einstein’s Theory of Happiness Actually Works

6 Inventions That Started To Change The World