A Sunny Day
Each and every day NASA’s SDO observes our Sun and relays observational data to scientists, in an effort to understand the causes of solar variability and its
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Is there Life in the Multiverse?
A Multiverse – where our Universe is only one of many – if it exists, might not be as inhospitable to life as previously thought.
A new low-cost Water Purification technique
Shaped like a birdhouse, this low-cost device could help provide drinking water to people affected by natural disasters.
Fasting for 24 hours boosts regeneration of Stem Cells
Scientists found that fasting for 24 hours boosts stem cells’ regenerative capacity.
Digitally programming Water droplets
Scientists are developing a technology that transforms water droplets into programmable, interactive tools, for communication.
Earth’s magnetic field is NOT about to reverse
There has been speculation that the Earth’s geomagnetic fields may be about to reverse, with substantial implications, but according to a new study, this will not happened
A New DNA structure inside Human Cells
Scientists discovered a ‘twisted knot’ of DNA in human cells, confirming that our double helix structure is crafted with more intricate symmetry.
Woolly Mammoths could come back to Life
Researchers are planning to modify elephant cells with frozen mammoth DNA and save the Arctic.
New water-based Battery that can’t catch fire
Researchers created a higher-energy, safer and longer-lasting water-based zinc battery that can’t catch fire.
A virtual Stuntman to improve Video Game physics
It can kick, punch, and even flip. UC Berkeley researchers created a virtual stuntman that could make computer animated characters more lifelike.