Environmental Science
Malaria Outbreak linked to Amphibian Extinction
A new study connects an amphibian extinction in Costa Rica and Panama to an increase in malaria cases. The study emphasizes the significance of biodiversity…
News
Health
Potential for Liver Regeneration in an Old Disease
Scientists from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute at Boston Children’s Hospital have discovered in mice that it may be possible to repair a chronically diseased…
Technology
Remote-Controlled Drug Delivery Implant To Launch On SpaceX CRS-26, Per Tricorder Technology
One day, patients who require daily medication but do not have access to healthcare could receive extended, adjustable treatment, even on Mars-bound spacecraft, thanks to…
Astronomy
The NASA Spacecraft has Finished Its Close Encounter With the Moon
On Monday, NASA’s Orion spacecraft flew over the far side of the moon, coming within 81 miles of the surface. Since Wednesday, when it was…
Geology
Tree Root Evolution may have Caused Mass Extinctions
According to a new study, the evolution of tree roots may have triggered a series of mass extinctions that rocked the Earth’s oceans over 300…
Other
On the Incident Day, Achievements in Iran Will Surface: IRGC Commander
Brigadier-General Hajizadeh stated that Iran’s missile capabilities are superior to that of other nations while speaking with a group of prominent religious experts from the…
Technology
Does UPDF Have the Best PDF Editor?
If you’ve worked with PDF files and discovered that you can only access some capabilities, it’s worthwhile to find a one-stop PDF editor like UPDF.…
Astronomy
Midsize Black Hole in a Dwarf Galaxy is revealed by the Death of a Star
An undetected intermediate-mass black hole lurking in a dwarf galaxy revealed itself to astronomers when it gobbled up an unlucky star that strayed too close.…
Biology
Bringing Order to the Narwhals’ Chaotic Behavior
Narwhal populations are estimated to be around 75,000, making them Near Threatened by the IUCN and likely to decline further if appropriate protection is not…
Other
British Tourists are Advised to Follow Tight Qatari Rules or Face “Severe Penalties”
During the World Cup in Qatar, British tourists have been urged not to break any of the country’s laws. One slightly odder rule has also…
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