Why you don’t hear about the Ozone Layer anymore
Finally, scientists have some good news about the ozone layer, about the environment.
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Ice Cubes that doesn’t Melt
Researchers have developed plastic-free, “jelly ice cubes” that they are reusable, compostable and they don’t melt.
What Happened To The Antarctic Snow Cruiser?
The Antarctic Snow Cruiser was seventeen meters long, six meters wide, and weighing more than 34,000 kg, was unlike any exploration vehicle the world had ever seen.
Bacteria converts Plastic waste into vanilla flavoring
Scientists have found a new way to eliminate plastic pollution, by using bacteria to transform plastic waste into vanilla flavoring.
Insect population collapse
Insect population collapse: new evidence links it to dams.
Approval for Alzheimer’s Drug
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Aduhelm (aducanumab) for the treatment of Alzheimer’s, a debilitating disease affecting 6.2 million Americans.
There are at least 50 billion Wild Birds
There are at least 50 billion wild birds, six for every human, in tour planet.
Earth 300- 984-foot-long Nuclear-Powered exploration vessel
The large vessel Earth 300 will be able to carry 400 people including 160 scientists and 165 crew, for research expeditions.
Tiny Implant tracks Oxygen deep within the Body
This wireless implant can measure the oxygenation of living tissue deep below the surface of the skin.
Self-Decapitating Slugs drop their Heads and regrow
Self-decapitating sea slugs that drop their heads and regrow an entire new body on the head.