Baby Mammoth Discovered in Nice Condition
“She’s perfect, and she’s beautiful,” the paleontologist said of finding a mammoth lady found in a gold mine in Canada. The miner accidentally stumbled upon the frozen mammoth cub, the….
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The World’s Largest Bacteria Visible to the Eye Discovered on the Caribbean Coast
An international scientific team has discovered the largest bacterium in the world to date. A microorganism the size of one centimeter is five thousand times larger than usual in bacteria….
China Manipulates the Weather to Reduce Pollution Levels
China has been dealing with targeted weather changes for several decades. The country has reportedly manipulated rainfall to reduce pollution and protect crops. According to a study by the University….
The Average Brain Temperature Is Surprisingly Higher than the Body Temperature
A healthy human brain is warmer than previously thought. New research has shown that normal human body and brain temperatures vary by an average of 1.5 – 3 °C depending….
No Animal Testing: Clinic’nCell Introduces Innovative Clinical Method
A new method called “ex vivo” in detecting the effects on human health of certain substances promises a real possibility to omit animal testing. These are blood tests in laboratory….
Agricultural Automation: The Robot Controls Crops on Fileds
Various industries apply robots in their work areas. Now it’s agriculture’s turn. The main task of the Solix robot is to control crops to gather valuable information that farmers can….
New Archaeological Analysis Show How Inca Child Victims Died on the Ampato Volcano
A volcano in southern Peru rocked the frozen remains of three children. Mummified bodies have kept information about what happened before death for more than 500 years. Archaeologists have now….
The Solar Energy that Works at Night?
Until recently, scientists have understandably linked solar energy to the Sun’s sunlight during the day. However, Australian scientists have come up with a new idea – to capture rays even….
The Cyanobacterial Cell Based on Photosynthesis Drives a Computer Unit
The University of Cambridge has announced that it has been using cyanobacteria for a year in an experiment. The cyanobacterial energy cell has been driving the computer for more than….
Deep in the Earth are fragments of an ancient alien planet
There are massive structures around the earth’s core that have a higher density than the surrounding mass. For a long time, scientists could not find an answer to where these….