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Record Breaking Ozone Hole Discovered Above the Arctic
A team of scientific researchers discovered an “unprecedented depletion” of ozone above the Arctic earlier this year.In their report, published Sunday in the journal Nature, the scientists say the...
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ALMA, Worlds Most Powerful Radio Telescope Open for Business
ALMA, the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array, the worlds most complex ground-based astronomy observatory, was officially opened for astronomers on Monday after ten years of planning and...
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‘YETI’ The Abominable Snowman is Alive and Well and Living In Siberia
Russian officials in the Kemerovo region of southwestern Siberia say they have found ‘indisputable evidence’ that yetis exist and are currently living in Siberia. Their claim follows an international...
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New Research Only Deepens Mystery of Dark Matter
Dark Matter Image From NASA.gov Dark matter is invisible, betraying its presence only through its gravitational pull. Without dark matter holding them together, our galaxy’s speedy stars would fly off...
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New ‘Stuxnet’ Virus Targets European Companies
Researchers, at Symantec a leading US cybersecurity firm have discovered a highly sophisticated computer worm, which has many of the same characteristics of the Stuxnet virus, targeting companies in...
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Astronomers Capture Image of Planet Being Born
A University of Hawaii astronomer has captured the first direct image of a planet forming around a star. Dr. Adam Kraus used the twin 10 meter Keck telescopes on Mauna Kea, the world’s largest optical...
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Keep Talking: Study finds No link to Cancer from Cellphone Use
Research published online in the British Medical Journal suggests, there is no link between the long-term use of a mobile phone and brain cancer. Researchers at the Institute of Cancer Epidemiology in...
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2000 Year Old Supernova Mystery Solved
In 185 A.D., Chinese astronomers noted a “guest star” that mysteriously appeared in the sky and stayed for about 8 months. By the 1960s, scientists had determined that the mysterious object was the...
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U.S. Dismantles Last Nuclear Monster Bomb
The last B53 nuclear bomb was dismantled on Tuesday, at the Pantex nuclear weapons facility, near Amarillo in Texas. The 9 megaton bomb called the “bunker buster” was designed to hit targets deep...
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Dwarf Planet ‘Eris’ Gives Up More Secrets
Dwarf Planet - courtesy of Wikipedia Eris, the dwarf planet discovered in 2005, has passed in front of a star and is providing astronomers with the clearest view of it since it was identified. The...
View ArticleEPA Finds Potential Link between “Fracking” and Well Water Contamination
Pavilion, Wyoming located about 230 miles northeast of Salt Lake city is a small community surrounded by a natural gas well field, (up to 150 wells), owned and operated by Alberta based Encana...
View ArticleThe temptation of the S7 and S7 edge
To be frank, I’m an Apple fan myself. That is until Samsung put temptation on the table. I have abstained from anything android for years, specifically Samsung Galaxy S series. To me they were...
View ArticleNASA’s Juno Spacecraft Reaches Jupiter
NASA’s Juno spacecraft has reached Jupiter’s orbit, ending its five-year, 1.7 billion mile trek, which has reportedly cost $1.1 billion. The spacecraft sent a signal at 11:53 pm Eastern time on Monday,...
View ArticleU.S. Gov. Contemplate Drones Armed with Peanut Butter to Save Ferrets
The government reportedly plans to use drones firing peanut-butter pellets in an attempt to prevent black-footed ferrets from becoming extinct. The plan proposed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service...
View ArticleCHRYSLER RECRUITS HACKERS TO FIND SECURITY FLAWS
A year after hacker-exposed security flaws in a Jeep Cherokee led Fiat Chrysler (FCAU) to recall 1.4 million vehicles, the automaker has decided to join forces with hackers in hopes of finding and...
View ArticleAre Smart Stitches the Next Big Medical Breakthrough?
With the rise in wearable technology telling us everything from how many steps we’ve walked to our current heart rate, it may be no surprise to some that researchers have taken things to the next […]...
View ArticleEdward Snowden Designs Spy-Proof Phone Protector
Edward Snowden, a long-time source of controversy between people who view him as a hero and those who say he is a traitor after he leaked information about an extensive internet and phone surveillance...
View ArticleAre Some Wolves in Danger of Losing Protected Status?
To the casual observer, one wolf might look the same as another but to those in the know, there are crucial differences between the various species of wolf. A recent study, however, suggests eastern...
View ArticleU.S. Gov Grants Permission for a Private Company to Land on the Moon
If you think the Space Race ended in the Cold War era, think again. The competition to make it to the moon is alive and well and this time, it’s profitable. Yesterday, Florida-based Moon Express […]...
View ArticleNASA Developing Deep Space Habitats
The push into space has taken mankind to the moon and now space agencies are looking at sending humans into deep space. But to do so, the agencies need a way to make transportation to […] The post NASA...
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